• National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM) was established by the Central bank of India (Reserve Bank of India), with the consent of the Government of India in 1969. • It is an autonomous apex institution and located in Pune. • Purpose or aim of the National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM) is to conduct research, education, training, and consultancy in bank management. • It is the "think-tank" of the banking system. • The Governor of the Central bank of the country (Reserve Bank of India), is the Chairman of the Governing Board. • The campus is self-contained, with residential and educational facilities.
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