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October '08
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Indian Banking Industry : Sustaining the Growth Momentum
Basel II: How Geared Are Indian Banks?
Globalization : Impact on Indian Banking
Financial Inclusion : The Role of Indian Banks
Rural Banking : Challenges Ahead
Islamic Banking : Challenges and Opportunities Ahead
Wall Street Crisis : Lessons for India
Dr. YV Reddy : Governor of "Courage, Independence and Foresight"
Consolidation in Indian Banks : Survival of the Fittest
Banking Sector in India : 2009 and Beyond
Rising Interest Rates : Impact on Indian Banking Sector
Indian Banking : Emerging Issues and Future Trends
Agricultural Debt Waiver and Debt Relief Scheme : What It Means for Banks
Indian Banking : Truly Global?
Islamic Banking : Opportunities and Challenges
Liberalization and Regulation of the Banking Industry : Back to the Future
Rising Interest Rates : The Coming Challenges
Financial Inclusion : Next Big Thing for Indian Banks
Financial Literacy and Counseling Centers : An Imperative for the Development of Financial Markets
Liquidity Crunch : Growth Challenges
Mobile Banking : Present Status and Future Perspectives
Rising Interest Rates : Impact on Bank Asset Quality
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Indian Banking Industry : Sustaining the Growth Momentum

-- Amit Singh Sisodiya,
Y Bala Bharathi and Imrana Moghal

The banking sector in India has once again come out with another fiscal of robust performances. This is commendable given the fact that the banking environment has suddenly become quite challenging after the US subprime crisis that surfaced last year and which has resulted in an unprecedented global liquidity crunch. The fiscal also confirmed the end of the era of benign interest rates as the country's apex bank embarked on a belt-tightening spree.

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Basel II: How Geared Are Indian Banks?

-- Rajesh Mokashi

Banks which are expecting their CARs to decline as a result of Basel II will have to shore up their capital requirements in the immediate future.

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Globalization : Impact on Indian Banking

-- Latika Tandon

The Indian banking sector is inextricably linked to its global counterparts. This linkage is now in two ways, with India both contributing to and benefitting from its global alliances.

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Financial Inclusion : The Role of Indian Banks

-- Ashish Srivastava

Banks in India have now started appreciating the business potential inherent in financial inclusion, their corporate social responsibility, and also the need for better involvement.

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Rural Banking : Challenges Ahead

-- AK Bandyopadhyay

The future of rural banking would depend largely on how well the current trends and issues are addressed and a confluence of both borrowers and lenders is achieved.

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Islamic Banking : Challenges and Opportunities Ahead

-- Martin Cihak, Heiko Hesse,
Andy Jobst and Juan Sole

The impact of the current credit crisis on Islamic banking appears to be limited so far. While many challenges still lie ahead, measures aimed at fostering the soundness and stability of the Islamic banking industry will ensure its steady growth.

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Wall Street Crisis : Lessons for India

-- GRK Murty

Way back in 2000, the Per Jacobsson Foundation organized a panel discussion on "Strengthening the Resilience of Financial Systems" at the Lucerene Culture and Convention Center in Switzerland, in which Arminio Fraga, Governor of the Central Bank of Brazil, made a set of very interesting observations. First and foremost is: "If one looks back at the history of international debt crisis, certain regularities emerge.

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Dr. YV Reddy : Governor of "Courage, Independence and Foresight"

-- grk

In the question-answer session that followed the delivery of the first Per Jacobsson lecture held in 1994 at Barbican Hall, London, Baron Alexandre Lamfalussy, President of the European Monetary Institute, answering the question-"What indicators should central banks watch in order to take preventive measures against inflation, bearing in mind that consumer price indices, or GDP deflators, are lagging indicators?"-said: "Although I have doubts about the reliability of any single M, I still think that money supply does matter.

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Consolidation in Indian Banks : Survival of the Fittest

-- Rupa Rege Nitsure

While size does matter in banking business, it must be remembered that size does not necessarily guarantee success.

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Banking Sector in India : 2009 and Beyond

-- Abizer Diwanji and Divya Arora

The Indian banking sector, in order to sustain its growth, needs to tap the untapped segments of the population both in the rural and urban markets.

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Rising Interest Rates : Impact on Indian Banking Sector

-- Hemant Batra

As the rising deposit costs and tightening monetary levers push Indian banks to hike rates, growth might take a backseat for now.

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Indian Banking : Emerging Issues and Future Trends

-- BNV Parthasarathi

The entry of foreign banks and the possible acquisition of Indian private banks by foreign banks after March 2009 will pose a major threat to the existing private banks in India.

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Agricultural Debt Waiver and Debt Relief Scheme : What It Means for Banks

-- Kalyan Chakravarthy

Since the government has not as yet released the subsidy for waiver of agricultural loans and one-time settlement of loans, banks are facing pressure on their net interest margins and a liquidity crunch.

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Indian Banking : Truly Global?

-- N R Parasuraman

The banking industry in the country needs to have both regulatory permission and administrative strength to involve themselves in overseas mature financial markets.

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Islamic Banking : Opportunities and Challenges

-- Hussain G Rammal

Islamic banks are facing challenges to sustain the growth they have experienced so far. In order to remain competitive, Islamic banks have to get back to their basic goal of providing Shariah-compliant financial alternatives to the Muslim population.

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Liberalization and Regulation of the Banking Industry : Back to the Future

-- Sumon Kumar Bhaumik

The default in the banking industry has been freedom from regulation, with regulators trying to make amends in the wake of crises.

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Rising Interest Rates : The Coming Challenges

-- Renu Challu

The inflation was more a supply side one, contagion of the global phenomenon, and hence fiscal steps had limited effect.

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Financial Inclusion : Next Big Thing for Indian Banks

-- Somak Ghosh and Neha Kapoor Bharadwaj

Commercial banks that historically tended to stay away from microfinance have started to investigate the market for themselves, discovering sustainable profits and growth opportunities.

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Financial Literacy and Counseling Centers : An Imperative for the Development of Financial Markets

-- T Shiva Kumar

In countries with a diverse social and economic profile like India, financial literacy would guide people who have meager resources, operate on the fringe, and are vulnerable to continual downward financial pressures.

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Liquidity Crunch : Growth Challenges

-- G Ramachandran

Hard landing instances in many economies could simply lead to financial and economic distresses and this cannot be resolved fully with liquidity injections alone by central bankers as lenders of last resort.

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Mobile Banking : Present Status and Future Perspectives

-- Prof. (Dr.) S L Gupta and Arun Mittal

The future of mobile banks looks bright due to the increasing penetration of mobile phones, the continuous increase in customers' awareness, and the effectiveness of banking and regulatory system. However, challenges such as security, reliability and consistency in services to meet the customers' expectations remain.

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Rising Interest Rates : Impact on Bank Asset Quality

-- Tarun Bhatia

The rising interest rate scenario has added pressure on the retail asset quality of the banking sector.

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