Archive · 5 Sep 2025
Finance Ministry to Host PSB Manthan on Bank Reforms
The Finance Ministry is organizing a meeting called PSB Manthan with the heads of government-owned banks.
This meeting is like a brainstorming session to come up with new ideas to improve how these banks work.
They will discuss changes to make banking better for customers and more efficient, building on past improvements.
The last time they did this was in April 2022.
The goal is to ensure the banks keep doing well.
Last year, the banks made a record amount of money.
State Bank of India, the biggest bank, contributed a large portion of these profits.
The Finance Ministry will hold a two-day PSB Manthan with public sector bank leaders.
The Manthan will focus on next-generation reforms and the EASE initiative.
The last Manthan was held in April 2022.
Public sector banks' cumulative profit rose to a record ₹1.78 lakh crore in FY25.
SBI contributed over 40% of the total earnings in FY25.
- Who
- Finance Ministry and top leaders of public sector banks
- What
- Two-day PSB Manthan to discuss next-generation reforms
- When
- Beginning September 12
- Where
- Not specified
- Why
- To brainstorm on reforms and continue the EASE journey
- Event
- Two-day PSB Manthan
- Participants
- Top leadership of public sector banks
- Focus
- Next-generation reforms and EASE journey
- Date
- Beginning September 12
- Last Manthan
- April 2022
- FY25 Profit
- ₹1.78 lakh crore
- SBI Contribution (FY25)
- Over 40% of total earnings