All India Bank Officer Confederation (AIBOC) also said the government should not bring down its stake in IDBI Bank below 50 per cent as announced in the Budget.
The association also demanded that the bank boards should be accorded autonomy to deal with the situation, AIBOC later said in a statement.
The two-day Gyan Sangam which began today deliberate on vaious issues including mounting bad loans and consolidation in the banking sector.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is scheduled to attend the meeting tomorrow.
The participants have been divided into five Working Groups. Working Groups include one each on restructuring, mergers and acquisition, NPA management and recovery, technology, digital and financial inclusion, credit growth and risk management.
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