The Ministry of Finance has appointed Punjab National Bank (PNB) as the official liquidator for 32 defunct banking companies. This move, made under the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, aims to speed up the winding-up proceedings for these banks, many of which ceased operations decades ago. The appointment is expected to bring a more structured and transparent resolution process for former employees, creditors, and other stakeholders involved with these legacy cases.
The Ministry of Finance (Department of Financial Services) has officially appointed Punjab National Bank (PNB) as the official liquidator for the winding-up proceedings of 32 defunct banking companies, as per a notification dated June 3, 2025.
The appointment is made under the powers conferred by S
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FAQ :
Punjab National Bank (PNB) has been appointed as the Official Liquidator.
There are 32 defunct banking companies involved in these winding-up proceedings.
The appointment was made under Section 39 of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949.
The proceedings are pending before the Calcutta High Court.
The appointment is expected to accelerate the resolution of legacy banking cases, bringing closure to outstanding claims and asset distribution.
Former employees awaiting dues, creditors seeking recovery of funds, and legal/regulatory authorities will benefit from a more coordinated and transparent resolution process.