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Who is the Bank here??
Bank is an entitiy which is run by the different people who are structured in a hierarchy.... and the highest in that order is BOD..
Okay just leave the discussion here...
Is State Bank of India controlled by Government of India?

State Bank of India is controlled by the Government of India, as it is a public sector undertaking. The Government of India owns 57.64% of SBI's shares, while the rest are held by institutional investors, mutual funds, and the public.

Is SBI Cards controlled by Government of India?

State Bank of India (SBI) is the largest public sector bank in India, offering various banking and financial services to its customers. SBI Cards is a credit card company that was launched by SBI and GE Capital in 1998. SBI Cards offers different types of credit cards to suit the needs and preferences of its customers.

SBI Cards is not controlled by the Government of India, but by SBI and The Carlyle Group, a private equity firm. In December 2017, SBI and The Carlyle Group acquired GE Capital's stake in SBI Cards. In March 2020, SBI Cards became the first pure play credit card company to list on the stock exchanges in India. SBI is the majority stakeholder in SBI Cards, with 69.74% shareholding, while The Carlyle Group holds 26.03%. The remaining 4.23% is held by the public.
 
I don;t need to know about the other PSUs..
Lets concentrate on SBI here ..
The public perception of "govt company" comes from the way the Govt runs most of the PSU and interferes on a daily basis in their functioning. In most cases, instead of the appointed Board of Directors, it is the respective Ministry and the Secretary/Minister of that Ministry who takes the final decision. So when taking about whether SBI is a "govt co" or not, we cannot ignore other PSU.

And SBICPSL is not a Govt co as the total shareholding of the Govt, indirectly via SBI, is 39% i.e. less than 50%.
 
Is State Bank of India controlled by Government of India?

State Bank of India is controlled by the Government of India, as it is a public sector undertaking. The Government of India owns 57.64% of SBI's shares, while the rest are held by institutional investors, mutual funds, and the public.

Is SBI Cards controlled by Government of India?

State Bank of India (SBI) is the largest public sector bank in India, offering various banking and financial services to its customers. SBI Cards is a credit card company that was launched by SBI and GE Capital in 1998. SBI Cards offers different types of credit cards to suit the needs and preferences of its customers.

SBI Cards is not controlled by the Government of India, but by SBI and The Carlyle Group, a private equity firm. In December 2017, SBI and The Carlyle Group acquired GE Capital's stake in SBI Cards. In March 2020, SBI Cards became the first pure play credit card company to list on the stock exchanges in India. SBI is the majority stakeholder in SBI Cards, with 69.74% shareholding, while The Carlyle Group holds 26.03%. The remaining 4.23% is held by the public.
You’re telling the same thing as me
 
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