what is the difference between the balance sheet of a bank and any other normal business or firm?

what is the difference between the balance sheet of a bank and any other normal business or firm?

nothing-both comprise the assets of each organisation.In the banks case the assets will be mostly cash held on behalf of customers and cash reserves-i.e. cash profits held back from previous years,and also any plant and machinery and property.
any non banking organisation will also have assets,but they will tend to be some cash but mostly other assets such as stock,property,vehicles etc.

There is no difference b/w the balance sheets. Only thing different is that a bankk follows a presribed form or schedule while preparing final accounts.

Opposite direction. When the business or firm record a "Dr", the bank will record a "Cr".

bank is also like a firm doing business : and the Balance sheet is similar to other firms:

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