The Indian banking sector has been remarkably successful in some respects. Its immense size and enormous penetration in rural areas are exemplary among developing countries, as is its solid reputation for stability among depositors. The penetration in rural areas has been associated with a reduction of poverty and a diversification out of agriculture (Burgess and Pande, 2003). However in recent...

Grifell-Tatje and Lovell (1999) made a contribution to the literature by decomposing profit change in extended radial DEA framework into six mutually exclusive components. Their approach appears to suffer from two shortcomings. First, radial models do not achieve full efficiency when slacks are present, and therefore, the contributions of each of these components are grossly underestimated. Sec...

The process of financial development in India has hinged effectively on the development of banking system. The Indian banking industry is continuously going through a process of transformation since nineties, due to the introduction of Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization (LPG), Information and Communication Technology (ICT). The first objective of present paper is to study existing ...

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...

The intention of this paper is to qualitatively explore the current status, problems and prospects E- banking in Palakkad district, Kerala as a case study. Banking one most excellent prime service sector India. A hale hearty system vital constraint for economic growth. Indian system, today, at heart an IT (Information Technology) upheaval. implementation internet organizations has rationalized ...

The banks acquired the capacity to efficiently cut costs through introduction of E-banking technologies, extend its reach manage everyday banking needs by way use online platforms. This paper analyses Indian bank customer’s attitudes towards e-banking. A big part why people tend do at home or ATM is that they feel like should go a time more convenient for them, rather than coming branch. found ...

The motive of this research on the Influence E-Banking Service Quality Millennials is to know perspective and amount satisfaction gained by millennials in India using E-banking services offered Indian Banks. For first we need understand number who have accepted use electronic banking consequently frequency usage facility. study made information acquired from millennials. Banking System growing ...