PARAMETERS OF EFFICIENCY OF INDIAN BANKING SYSTEM

The faster pace of globalization and liberalization, particularly since 1991, followed by a greater emphasis on globalization in 2000, became a significant factor in the rapid growth of the banking sector in the Indian economy. Therefore, in today's financial world, only competitive banks will survive in the financial market. As a result, the government and the country's central bank have been paying close attention to bank consolidation. However, there are a few practical issues that are preventing this process from moving forward. In this book, an attempt is made to examine the efficiency of public sector banks using the scaling technique, as recommended efficiency indicators of banks, while keeping in mind the bank's size. During the investigation of public sector banks, the study found that just a few banks are on the verge of becoming very efficient, while the majority are operating at a decent level of efficiency.

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Le Dr Ashutosh Goswami est actuellement professeur assistant (stage III) à l'Université de Delhi. Il a plus de treize ans d'expérience dans l'enseignement et la recherche. Ses domaines d'intérêt comprennent la finance comportementale, la gestion financière et l'analyse des investissements. Il a à son actif un livre et plus d'une demi-douzaine d'articles de recherche.