Emerging Issues in Indian Banking: Performance, Challenges and Reforms
Emerging Issues in Indian Banking: Performance, Challenges and Reforms
by Asim K. Karmakar, Mou Roy, Samarjit Das
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About the Book: Emerging Issues in Indian Banking: Performance, Challenges and
Reforms
This book throws ample light on a sweeping and scintillating canvas of the
emerging issues in Indian banking. This book is a useful read for the
researchers, teachers and policy makers in the country as it sheds new lights on
how to assess the performance and reality checks of the objectives of bank
nationalization initiated fifty years ago. Contents Include: Performance of
Indian Banks since 1990s: A Non-parametric Super Efficiency Analysis, Impact of
Banking Sector Reforms on Indian Agriculture, Banking Crises with Special
Reference to India, Systemic Risk Management and Macro Prudential Approach to
Regulation— How
ISBN-13
9789388147118
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
Shandilya Publications
Publishing Date
2019-01
Total Pages
248
Emerging Issues in Indian Banking: Performance, Challenges and Reforms
About the Book: Emerging Issues in Indian Banking: Performance, Challenges and
Reforms
This book throws ample light on a sweeping and scintillating canvas of the
emerging issues in Indian banking. This book is a useful read for the
researchers, teachers and policy makers in the country as it sheds new lights on
how to assess the performance and reality checks of the objectives of bank
nationalization initiated fifty years ago. Contents Include: Performance of
Indian Banks since 1990s: A Non-parametric Super Efficiency Analysis, Impact of
Banking Sector Reforms on Indian Agriculture, Banking Crises with Special
Reference to India, Systemic Risk Management and Macro Prudential Approach to
Regulation— How