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On March 30, 1966 the First Inaugural General Body meeting of seventy seven promoter and other well-wishers of the promoter Imphal Urban Co-operative Bank Ltd. Was held at the then Hotel Manipur (now Hon’ble Guwahati High Court premises). The foundation meeting was inaugurated by Late M. Koireng Singh, the then Hon’ble Chief Minister of Manipur. The meeting was chair by Late R.K. Birachandra Singh, Ex-Chairman, Imphal Municipality while Shri P.Achou Singh, Ex-Minister, Manipur was the Convenor.

The Draft Original Bye-Laws of the bank was adopted in that meeting. Shri P.Bihari Sharma, the then Inspector, Cooperative Societies, Manipur, now Retired Joint Registrar assisted the Convenor.

The bank was issued banking License by the Reserve Bank of India on November 29, 1966 being No.ACD.MN.1-P It was the first Cooperative Bank in the North Eastern India to get Banking License from the Reserve Bank of India under the Banking Regulation Act. 1949. Then, the Banking Business was started from 1st March 1967 at B.T. Road Imphal, at present B.T. Road Branch of the Bank. The administrative block and the head office of the bank have been shifted in its own premises at M.G Avenue, Imphal on 1st March 1977. In addition the bank acquired its own plot at Lamlong Bazar and also at Lamsang Bazar. The Lamsang Branch was shifted at Kwakeithel Bazar on 18th February 1998 due to security reason. The Lamlong branch has been functioning on its own premises since 7th December 1994.We have stories of struggles, dedication and sacrifices of a number of big hearted personalities, departed as well as living ones whose vision, mission and determination cannot be emphasized in words. Among the deceased, mention may be made of the following:

The Draft Original Bye-Laws of the bank was adopted in that meeting. Shri P.Bihari Sharma, the then Inspector, Cooperative Societies, Manipur, now Retired Joint Registrar assisted the Convenor.

1Late Sinam Krishnamohon SinghEx-M.P.
2Late R.K. Birachandra SinghEx-President, Imphal Municipality
3Late Yangmasho ShaizaEx-Chief Minister, Manipur
4Late S. Nilamani SinghEx-President, Imphal Municipality
5Late Yumnam Chaoba SinghEx-President of the Bank
6Late Ng. Narayan SinghEx-Director
7Late R.K. Joychandra SinghEx-Chief Minister, Manipur
8Late Th. Nilamani SinghEx-Principal, Imphal College
9Late Wahengbam Ibohal SinghBusinessman
10Late Md. Abdul HaqueEx-Vice President of the Bank
11Late L. Dinamani SinghBusinessman
12Late Ningthooujam Tombi SinghEx-M.P.
13Late Md. Abdul Bari
14Late H. Daoji ShamraEx-Jt. RCS, Deptt. of Cooperation, Manipur
15Late H. Daoji ShamraEx-M.L.A
16Late K. Kanhai SinghEx-Social Worker
17Late Longjam Kulabidhu SinghBusinessman
18Late Ksh. Nawang SinghEx- Vice President
19Late R.K. Mani SinghEx-General Manager and Founder Manager
Moreover contributions of the following personalities towards promoting and nurturing of this great institution will be of immortal value:
1Shri Paonam Achou SinghEx-Minister & Ex-Vice President of the Bank
2Shri Hijam Nimai SinghEx-Director
3Shri Sapam Mani SinghEx-Director
4Shri R.K. Ranabir SinghEx-Chief Minister
5Shri A.K. Chaoba SinghEx-Director
6Shri Gangmumei KabuiEx-Minister
7Shri Hawaibam Ranabir SinghRetd. IAS
8Shri H. Maipak SharmaBusinessman
9Shri Thongam Haridas SinghBusinessman
10Shri R.K. Sanahal SinghBusinessman
11Shri R.K. Mahabir SinghEx-DRCS, Dept. of Cooperation, Manipur.

Shri Paonam Achou Singh, the living legend was the moving spirit to materialize the dream of a Cooperative Urban Bank in Manipur. Recognition also goes to Late Longjam Kulabidhu Singh, Late Wangkhem Ibohal Singh who had supported the bank financially when promoting it.

Objectives

The primary objective of the Bank is basically to encourage thrift, self-help and cooperation among members by carrying on business of banking.

Area Of Operation

Originally, the area of operation of the bank was confined only to greater Imphal of Manipur. Later, it was extended to other Municipal and Small Towns of Manipur. It was further extended to the entire State of Manipur by amending the Bye-Laws in 1993.

Membership, Share & Share Capital

Membership of the bank initially was restricted to individuals. Later on, enrollment has been permitted to farms and institutions at Rs.100/- (Rupees One hundred) per share.

Authorised Share Capital of the Bank at the time of registration was Rs.10 lacs only divided into 20,000 shares. To-day the authorized Share Capital of the Bank has been increased to Rs.5 crores divided into 10 lacs shares of Rs.50 each.

Paid up Share Capital of the Bank have been registered Rs. 252.28 lacs as on 27th May 2005 in which share of State Government being Rs.6.40 lacs only.