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From a regime of regulated rates, banks have moved to an era full of freedom, thanks to a number of prudential norms put in place by the RBI. Liberalisation has strengthened the, banking system to a great extent. More and more information technology based systems have been put in place by the state-owned banks. These banks are capitalized more to face the challenges posed by foreign and private sector banks. The new prudential norms have helped banks manage their operations efficiently. With the global financial crisis challenging the way banks in developed countries have practiced risk management norms, Indian banks are expecting many more change to strengthen the domestic financial system.
This book contains 25 research papers focusing on varied aspects of Indian banking, penned with an in-depth analysis by academics, and research scholars drawn ltom all over Tamil Nadu and duly edited by a renowned author. This is, perhaps, the first of its kind in providing rich and relevant information on Indian Banking, which hitherto remained as “forbidden ftuit”. All these papers invariably highlight the emerging trends and the role of Indian banking. This volume is a collection of outstanding papers contributed by eminent scholars in the area of Indian banking. The papers basically deal with interrelated structural facets. Volume will be immense help to all those interested in the study of new innovations in Indian Banking n the changing global business scenario.
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