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Bhandari, G. P.
- Operational Scenario of Scheduled Commercial Banks in the North-East and Rest of India
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1 Kaziranga University, Jorhat, IN
1 Kaziranga University, Jorhat, IN
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Indira Management Review, Vol 9, No 2 (2015), Pagination: 22-34Abstract
The present study has focused on the comparative scenario of the operational performance of scheduled commercial banks in India and the North-East in specific. To understand the operational performance of scheduled commercial banks various parameters taken in the study are number of offices and employees, CD ratio, per office&per employee deposit and credit, per capita deposit&credit for India and the North-East level. The overall analysis shows that the North-East region is much below the national level comparison which needs prompt attention to make the region forward in financial infrastructure in national perspective. For better comparison and easy understanding average figures of all the years, percentage changes and necessary charts are presented in the paper.Keywords
Schedule Commercial Bank, Deposit, Credit, CD Ratio, All India, North-East, Employees, Offices.Full Text
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- Recovery Performance and Non-Performing Assets of Regional Rural Banks in North East India
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1 Kaziranga University, Jorhat, IN
1 Kaziranga University, Jorhat, IN
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Indira Management Review, Vol 8, No 2 (2014), Pagination: 54-60Abstract
The given study has focused on the recovery position of RRBs in the six regions of the country and put care to see frequency distribution of states recovery position in percentage basis. In the study it is also tried to see the magnitude of NPAs of RRBs and public sector banks in the country for various years. At the same time given research paper has also diagnosed asset classification of RRBs in the north-east and all India level along with overall recovery of bank advances. The entire study side by side provides a comparative picture of RRBs functioning in the various regions of the country besides associating with the all India level figures.Keywords
RRBS, Recovery, Asset Classification, NPA, Public Sector Bank, North-East Region(NER).Full Text