Following the catastrophe of November 2000 and February 2001, major structural changes took place in financial sector especially with regard to Indian banks. Efforts have been made review banking errors regulation sector. Further function region ongoing transformation manner, quarter’s reaction has come be a crucial problem address light 2008 regulatory crisis. despite fact that there are numer...

Adoption of Artificial Intelligence has accelerated significantly in the last five years. To assess most recent applications and advancements current study focuses on understanding various this trending technology Indian banking financial services sector with real-time examples through literature reviews, articles, reports, websites, newspapers.

the iranian banking sector has undergone huge and substantial reform in the last decade; privatization, establishment of private banks and development of modern technologies (it). this paper investigates the competitive condition of the iranian banking industry over the period 2005-2010 using the h-statistic proposed by panzar and rosse. the properties of this non-structural methodology make it...

We examine and compare the role of China’s financial system in supporting the growth of firms and the economy with that in other countries, and explore directions of future development. First, we find that the current financial system is dominated by a large but inefficient banking sector. Reducing the amount of non-performing loans among the major banks to normal levels is the most important o...

We embed the notion of banks as monitors who reduce risk into a “two-trees” framework, and consider an economy in which capital can be moved between the trees. We characterize how resources are optimally allocated between the intermediated banking sector and a risky sector as a function of the relative size of the banking sector — the bank share — and the speed at which capital can move in and ...

Measured by share of deposits, 83 percent of the banking business in India is in the hands of state or nationalized banks, which are banks that are owned by the government, in some, increasingly less clear-cut way. Moreover, even the non-nationalized banks are subject to extensive regulations on who they can lend to, in addition to the more standard prudential regulations. Government control ov...

Despite core banking, banks also engage in off-balance-sheet (OBS) market activities. In many developed banking industries, OBS activities have grown to be significant during the last two decades. This paper provides rather scarce evidence on competitiveness among for and its impact degree of sector competition Sri Lanka. Panzar-Ross H statistic approach employing this study estimate bank used ...