Indian Banking in the New Millennium (Hardback) | Released: 01 Dec 2004

This book focuses, through various papers of learned contributors, the main challenges before Indian Banking Sector during post-reform period with a decadal analysis and bird's eye views. It mirrors the main issues like restructuring, new role in the changed scenarion, amangement of NPAs, competition and consolidation, merger process, acceleratiion of productivity and profitability, asset-liability management production norms improving customer service ameliorating public grievances proposed Basel Capital Accord, risk-management risk-based supervision, deregulation interest rates, grant of financial autonomy in the are of credt, entry of foreign banks, emergence of new private banks, universal banking, promotionof technology, human resource policies,post-VRS condition, capital adequacy framework, settlement risk, transparency etc. prevailing in present new millennnium in a very systematic and comprehensive manner and in a simple lucid, critical and analytical style. About Author : Dr. Mohan Prasad Shrivastava, M.A. (Goldmedalist), Ph.D. Professor in the University Department of Economics, Magadh University has been serving for about 27 years. He has a number of innovative and illuminating articles and research papers in various conferences, seminars, journals to his credit. He is the author of five books. He has also brough out a Text books entitle dVikas Ka Arthashastra Evam Ayojan according to latest U.G.C. Uniform syllabus for Under Graduate and post Graduate Students of Economics and Commerce.Dr. Shrivastava has a brilliant academic record. He has also successfully guided several research works leading to the award of Ph.D. Degree.Dr. S.R.Singh Professor of Economics and the Principal of A.N. College, Patna one of the premier Colleges of the Patna under Magadh University has the teaching experience of about 32 years and the administrative expericne as Principal of more than 17 years. Dr. Singh has a very brilliant academic and administrative records. He has three books and a number of research papers to his credit. He has undertaken 4 U.G.C. sponsored Research Projects and successfully organised six National Seminars and conferences including a conference sponsored by the Governemtn of Indian, Ministry of Commerce. He has successfully guided 13 research scholars for their doctoral research. Contents : ForewordList of ContributorsIndan Banking Sector: Challenges in the New MillenniumThe Future Scenario of Indian Banking: Some ReflectionsThe Changing Scenario of Indian Banking: Vision 2025Indian Banking in Twenty First CenturyA Decade of Financial Sector Reforms in IndiaA Decade of Banking and Financial Sector Reforms in IndiaNeed for Restructuring and Re-engineering in Cooperative BanksFinancial and Banking Sector Reforms in India: Need for Restructuring and RE-engineeringRationalising Bank Branches: Some Issues in the New MillenniumBanking Strategy: Universal Banking End of the RoadForeign Direct Investment in the Indian Banking Sector in the Tenth PlanDeregulation of Interest Rates in Indian Banking SEctor in the New MillenniumPost-Reform Performance of Public Sector Banks with Special Reference to Non-Performance AssetsNon-Venture Private Equity and Restructuring Companies(ARC)Dimensions and Prospects of Non Performing AssetsAsset Liability Management in Post Indian banking Sector ReformsAn Overview of Risk Management in Indian BankingOperational Risk Management in BanksSettlement Risk in Foreign Exhange TransactionsRisk Basel SupervisionCapital Adequacy Framework in Indian BankingDeregulation: Issues in Credit AppraisalHuman Resource Managemnt PoliciesBanking Sector Reforms and Customer Relationship ManagementThe New Capital Adequacy Framework and Basel-IIInternet Banking: Security Related IssuesHuman Resource Management: An Essential Tool of Indian Banking and Financial SectorIndex