Commercial Banking
A commercial bank is primarily engaged in accepting deposits from the surplus units (individuals and firms) and lending to deficit units (individuals and firms) apart from providing host of other services like creation of credit, payment and settlement system, remittance of funds, financing of trade and amelioration of risk etc.
This segment of the blog encompasses the current happenings in the commercial banking sector of India which the senior year students of PDGM batch 2018-2019 explore as a part of their curriculum.
Axis Bank’s Credit Rating by Fitch
Bank mergers – A critical analysis
Block Chain based trade network in Indian banking system
Block chain in the Banking industry
Bond vigilantes won’t let India use a band-aid on banks
Common loan portal for public sector banks
Dena Bank – The lender that doesn’t lend
Financial Reindustrialization – Bring back Development Banks
Giving India’s Urban Cooperative Banks another chance
How AI is impacting the Indian banking system
Mergers and recapitalization of banks in India
Ordinance to amend Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
Priority Sector lending certificates
The DSK and Bank of Maharashtra fraud
Why are affordable home loans worrying RBI
Will RBI’s PCI resurrect banks or incapacitate them