This study examines the cash flow statements of private and public sector banks. Through a comparative analysis, it delves into the financial dynamics and liquidity management strategies of both sectors. By scrutinizing cash flows from operating, investing, and financing activities, the study uncovers distinctive patterns in each sectors cash flow structure. Factors influencing cash flow performance are explored, including regulatory frameworks and market conditions. The studys insights offer valuable understanding for stakeholders, highlighting key drivers of cash flow variations between private and public sector banks. Ultimately, this research sheds light on the financial resilience and adaptability of these institutions, contributing to a broader comprehension of banking sector dynamics and performance.