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Neenu Joseph

The Ailing Banking Sector: A Search for the Remedy - Bangalore NLSIU 1994 - 201p

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Declaration;
Acknowledgements;
PART – I;
1.1 Statement of the problem;
1.2 Significance of the study;
1.3 Objectives of the study;
1.4 Methodology adopted;
1.5 Universe of the study;
1.6 Plan of work;
PART – II;
2.1 Achievements of Banks in the post nationalisation period;
PART – III;
3.1 Issues and Reforms;
3.2 Pre-emption of Funds;
3.3 Priority Sector;
3.4 Problems of Bank Recoveries;
3.5 Crime in Banks – Frauds;
3.6 Autonomy of Indian Banks;
3.7 Supervision and Regulation;
3.8 Mechanisation and Computerisation;
3.9 Customer Service;
3.10 Closure of unviable Bank Branches;
3.11 Capital Adequacy;
3.12 Asset Classification, Income Recognition and Provisioning;
3.13 Proposal for New Banks in the Private Sector;
PART – IV;
4.1 Performance - Foreign Banks vis-a-vis Indian Banks;
PART – V;
5.1 Performance of Banks in 1992-93;
PART – VI;
6.1 Conclusions and Suggestions;
BIBLIOGRAPHY.


Subjects--Topical Terms:
Indian Banking Sector
Issues and Reforms of Banks in India
Post Nationalisation Period Banks in India
Private Sector Proposal