Banking sector reforms (42 Ergebnisse)

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Universal banking in India. 2. Financial liberalisation in India an assessment of its nature and outcomes. 3. Indian banking in transition. 4. On liberalising foreign institutional investments. 5. Current state of the Indian capital market. 6. Agricultural credit in India status issues and future agenda. 7. Commercial bank lending to small scale industry. Bibliography. Index. A country's real economic progress purely depends upon the development of banking and financial sectors. After the introduction of New Economic Policy in India in 1991 banking sectors in our country has been registered a remarkable rate of progress as well as favorable balance of payment position. The present structure of the Indian banking sector is the outcome of development policies pursued over the years. The objectives of these policies was to meet diverse financial needs of various productive sectors and to promote overall economic development. Recently the banking and financial sector in India has undergone tremendous transformation and reforms. Especially after liberalization privatization and globalisation we are witnessing a sea change in these sectors. This book tries to give a glimpse of banking and financial sector reforms in simple and lucid manner. 166 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgement. List of abbreviations. 1. Banking sector reforms in India an overview. 2. Management on non performing assets. 3. Capital adequacy requirements. 4. Measurement of credit risk in Indian banks. 5. Operational risk a new challenge for Indian banks. 6. Basel II and its implications for Indian Banks. 7. Legal reforms in banking sector. 8. Mergers and acquisitions in Indian banking. 9. Management of human resource in public sector banks. 10. Payment and settlement in India. 11. Flow of credit to agriculture in India. 12. Financing of small scale industries by public sector banks. Index. This book primarily aims at assessing the impact of Banking Sector Reforms on the general nature of functioning and operating performance of commercial banks in India. It is divided into twelve chapters covering the brief review of Banking Sector Reforms. The findings and suggestions based on primary as well as secondary data on various facets on reforms would be a useful addition to the existing knowledge of researchers and policy makers in the field the banking. 208 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Inspite of banking sector reforms the financial institutions, particularly, commercial banks, couldn't develop innovations in financial intermediation that would allow them to serve the rural poor and maintain their own financial viability. This highlights the need for reorientation of the policies of the government to strengthen the financial sector. Unless suitable policy formulations are designed to carry forward the reforms in the financial sector, the solutions to the problems of rural sector, specially for weaker sections among farming community and inequality remain as distant goals. Hence the governments at various levels along with the Reserve Bank of India and the NABARD have to implement the needed reforms further in the banking sector for expansion of institutional credit facilities to achieve inclusive agricultural growth in Kadapa district in particular and in all the rest of the backward rural areas of the country in general.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Emerging reforms in Indian banking international perspectives. 2. Term structure and economic activity. 3. Directed credit and financial reform. 4. Para banking in India. 5. Micro finance in India design structure and governance. 6. Overhauling the somnolent rural credit system. Bibliography. Financial sector in India has underwent radical changes since 1990's. To revamp the financial structure in India Government has been taken up various measures like monetary reforms trade reforms interest rate reform and so on. Globalisation has paved the way for increasing its liberalized policies. The benefits from having a healthy domestic banking system are undoubtedly considerable (and more or less well known) in terms of efficient domestic financial intermediation. However what tends to be ignored (or forgotten) is the importance of having banks that will eventually have to compete internationally. In fact even without full capital account convertibility competition has increased considerably. For example. Many Indian blue chip corporations are already accessing almost their entire requirement of long term funds from overseas (borrowing for 10 years and beyond is outside the government's External Commercial Borrowing (ECB) cap). 158 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface I Financial sector and banking sector reforms in India 1 A study on growth of FDI during sub-period of second generation economic reformsRavi Kant 2 Financial sector reforms and demand for money in IndiaJatinder Pal and Monika 3 Global economic crises second generation economic reforms its socio economic prospects and challenges and opportunities modern financial strategies towards economic development with context to banking and financial sectorNishikant Jha 4 An effective corporate governance tool in IndiaRajeev Puri and Hashima Kakkar 5 Banking reforms requirement - agenda for futureSnehal H Mistry II Contemporary issues in banks 6 Empowering Indian banking through information technology - emerging issues and challengesRK Uppal 7 A perspective of Indian banking system after globalisationSarmistha Sarma 8 Future of e-banking in India - an empirical study of employees perceptionsRK Uppal and Poonam Rani 9 Customers perception of e-banking services--an empirical studyRK Uppal and Poonam Rani 10 Fee-based activities in Indian banksRK Uppal 11 Customer services in banks - an empirical studyRK Uppal and Poonam Rani 12 A study on customer satisfaction in Indian banking sectorSarmistha Sarma and Sathya Swaroop Debasish 13 Banking through IT a paradigm shift in business approach a study of Indian private banksDhiraj Sharma 14 BASEL norms and Indian banking industryBM Jani 15 Globalisation of Indian banks - a challenge as well as an opportunityAshok KumarWide-ranging financial sector reforms have been undertaken in India since the initiation of economic reforms in early 1990s As a result Indian banking industry has undergone several changes during the first initial decade of the 21st century The key objective of reforms in the banking sector in India has been to improve financial intermediation and maintain financial stability Successful implementation of banking sectors reforms has transformed the banking system into a vibrant financial sector with many innovative and technology driven services at their endGiven the gradual up gradation of skills and technologies and the restructuring and re-engineering processes being attempted by the banking industry the highly regulated and directed banking system is now transforming itself into one characterized by openness competition and prudenceFor last 20 years analyzing the need scope and impact of financial sector reforms with special reference to banking sector reforms has been the popular topic among the researches Availability of ample literature on the topic can not deny the need of deep analysis of such reforms and their impactKeeping this need into consideration an attempt has been made through this book to analyse banking sector reforms with a new perspective This book sparks on how economic reforms have affected banking industry directly or indirectly ad also brings out the major issued and challenges merged as outcome of technological advancement in the economy with regard to banking systemFor the purpose of analysis book has been divided into two parts where Part I deals with various outcomes of economic reforms and their association with banking sectors and Part II throws the light on all the news vistas of working of banking system All the contributions based on deep research and analysis also highlight the major concerns related with contemporary issued in bankingIt can be assured that contributions from all the scholars will put forward the banking sector reforms with a new perspective and would prove immensely useful to all academicians and practitioner in the field jacket 310 pp. tables (illustrator).…

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Vol. I Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction/Ravishankar Kumar Singh. 2. Indian banking and global aspirations/J. Bala Komaraiah. 3. Globalisation and India's financial service sector/Ram Pratap Sinha and Nitish Datta. 4. Transforming Indian banking/G.M. Bhat and Altaf Hussain Kira. 5. Realigning banking objectives for the rural segment/Kavita G. Kalkoti. 6. Prudential norms for banking sector in India/Satish Shrivastav. 7. Insurance reforms issues and challenges/Anand D. Mulgund. 8. Priority sector lending/Gopal K. Kalkoti. 9. Insurance Industry under GATS Challenges and opportunities/Sadhana Phadnis. 10. Emerging trends and reforms of regional rural banks in India/Baij Nath Singh. 11. Banking sector reforms/R.Y. Mahore. 12. Globalisation and financial sector reforms in India/Ram Binod Singh. 13. Banking sector reforms in India progress and prospects/Harindra Kishor Mishra. 14. Issues and challenges of the merger and acquisition of banking sector in India Mission 2020/Mohan Prasad Shrivastava. 15. Financial reforms and the performance of Indian banking sector/R. Shashi Kumar. 16. Banking scene in the global economy challenges ahead/R. Hiremani Naik. 17. Banking sector reforms performance analysis of public sector banks/S.V. Sowani. Vol. II 18. Impact of Liberalisation Policy on commercial banking sector/Padmasree Jalandhar and Bharati Devi Anchula. 19. Indian banking realising global aspirations/V. Siva Prakasam. 20. Banking sector reforms and their viability in the age of globalization/Sudhakar Dwivedi and Arun Bhadauria. 21. Source and knowledge of rural credit system in agriculture sector/Amod Sharma. 22. Globalization as a source of growth/Smriti Mukherjee. 23. Banking sector reforms in India/H.V. Jhamb. 24. Towards banking excellence under reforms some issues/Manoj Shankar Gupta. 25. Financial stability under reforms/Asha Singh and M.S. Gupta. 26. Formation of an Asian economic community dream or reality/Radhika Lobo. 27. Globalisation and the developing world/Vibhuti Patel. 28. Financial structure and development/Medha Tapiawala. 29. Health insurance an option/Hema Jagannathan. 30. Empowering of Indian Banking System through recovery of Non Performing Assets (NPAs)/B.N. Pandey. 31. Banking sector reforms an assessment and future vision/Umesh Prasad. 32. Strengthening banking system through Narasimham Committee/K.N. Yadav. 33. Banking sector reforms in India progress impact and tasks ahead/P.N. Sharma. 34. Legislative and other structural issues of banking sector in India under reforms/Tapan Kumar Shandilya and Deepak Kumar. 35. Consolidation in banking industry mergers and acquisitions/Anjali Prasad. Index. Of late the banking industry has undergone rapid changes followed by a series of fundamental developments. Most significant among them is the advancement in information technology as well as communication system. This has changed the very concept of traditional banking activities and has been instrumental behind broadening the dissemination of financial information along with lowering the costs of many financial activities. Information technology and communication networking systems have revolutionised the functioning of the banks. In the highly industrialised countries access to financial entities is on an online basis. Banks as well as other financial institutions in India have only recently entered the world of information technology and computer networking. Secondly increasing competition among a broad range of domestic and foreign institutions in product marketing area has become a prevalent practice. Thirdly in line with the increase in overall economic activities financial institutions too have modified themselves accordingly in all the spheres including customer services. Consequently the institutional and systematic structure of the financial sector in general and banking sector in particular has undergone drastic changes. Nowadays we see many changes in banking administration and customer service area.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'The author, Dasarathi Mishra, a veteran central banker and bank supervisorand a leading champion for financial education, has comprehensivelycaptured the critical role played by the central bank in the financial sectorreforms. Mr Mishra's book is a good addition to the literature on postreforms Indian financial system whose robustness and resilience remainscritical to strong, sustained, and inclusive economic growth of the country.'- Harun R Khan, Former Deputy Governor,Reserve Bank of India.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - China registered double-digit GDP growth for more than three decades. Recently, the rate has slowed down considerably. The slow growth period, which Chinese policymakers refer to as the 'new-normal', has created enormous curiosity among scholars and policymakers. In particular, scholars often tend to project if China is destined to follow Japan's fate. Insufficient reforms in the banking sector in commensuration with the real economy in Japan resulted in an unprecedented financial catastrophe. Similarly, an asymmetric development between the Chinese banking sector and the real economy is observed. This leads to an interesting question: is China destined to meet Japan's legacy This Element attempts to answer this question. In so doing, it delves deep into the banking sector reforms of China. The Element concludes that China is not on course to meet an immediate financial chaos, but the country needs further banking reforms to avoid a potential crisis. …

Zustand: New. Klappentext The author, Dasarathi Mishra, a veteran central banker and bank supervisor and a leading champion for financial education, has comprehensively captured the critical role played by the central bank in the financial sector refo.

Zustand: New. Inhaltsverzeichnis1. Introduction 2. Bank-based Finance and Governance in Japan 3. Reforms in Chinese Banking Sector 4. Current Performance of Chinese Banking Sector 5. Is China Set to Follow Japan s Footstep? 6. Conclusion.

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Zustand: New. "This is the first comprehensive book on the politics and economics of financial sector consolidation in an emerging market in West Africa. It draws on the author's twenty years experience working with multinationals in this oil-rich zone, to address key issues and examine banking reform in one of the world's fastest-growing economies."-- Series: Palgrave Macmillan Studies in Banking and Financial Institutions. Num Pages: 221 pages, biography. BIC Classification: KCB; KCM; KCP; KFF; KFFH; KFFK. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 216 x 140. . . 2012. 1st ed. 2012. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.…

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