Banking Reforms and Competition Liability Structure of Indian Banking Segments

The impact of regulatory reforms on cost structure, ownership and competition in Indian banking

Despite the fact that processes of deregulation and concomitant prudential re-regulation have recently been a dominant feature in financial markets of both developed and developing countries, relatively little empirical work has been done on their impact on bank competition and performance. This paper examines the impact of financial sector reforms on the cost structure characteristics and on t...

Reforms of China’s Banking System

China’s rapid economic growth over the past three decades has positioned it as one of the major economic powers in the world today. Its real gross domestic product (GDP) has grown at an average rate of 9.9% over this period, which is almost three times the world average. As of mid-2010, China had surpassed Japan to become the second largest economy in the world, behind only the United States. T...

Indian Banking-Scaling New Heights in Emerging New Competition

Indian banking industry has transformed in recent years due to the globalization market which has resulted in fierce competition. This new competitive environment has resulted in new challenges for the Indian banks especially for public sector banks to retain their share. The present paper is mainly concerned with the analysis of factors that influence the performance of banks. The paper examin...

Competition in Banking

Relationships, Competition and the Structure of Investment Banking Markets*

It iswell known that competition candestroy incentives to invest in firmspecific relationships. This paper examines how the tension between relationships and competition is resolved in the investment banking market, which for decades has been characterized by both relationships and competition. The model studies the impact on relationships of four different dimensions of competition: non-exclus...