Commercial Banks In India: Growth, Productivity, Profitability Factors, Non-performing Assets And Profitability

This book entitled "Commercial Banks in India" seeks to analyse growth and progress of commercial banks in India during post nationalisation period. It also examines productivity trends of different categories of commercial banks. An attempts is also made to analyse the emerging trends in profits and profitability and various factors responsible for the erosion of bank profitability. The book further aims at testing as to which of the identified factors have significantly contributed towards banks profitablity in either direction.
About Author :
Dr. Saveeta Saggar graduated from Punjab School of Economics, Guru Nanak Dev University and is a gold medalist in B.Sc. (Hons. School ) in Economics. She passed out of the University after copleting her M.Sc. (Hons. School ) in Economics in 1995. She did a small stint of undergraduate teaching in S.L. Bawa, D.A.. College after which she joined G.N.D.U. as a research fellow and in 2001, completed her Ph.D. on banking.
Contents :
Preface Introduction Studies on Commercial Banks Scope, Measures and Factors Determining Profitability and Productivity Growth of Commercial Banking in India during Post-Nationalisation Period Productivity and Profitability Behaviour of Scheduled Commercial Banks in India Factors Determining Profitability of Different Categories of Banks-An Empirical Analysis Non-Performing Assets and Profitability of Scheduled Commercial Banks in India Conclusion and Suggestions Appendices Bibliography Index