9789385719035 - regional rural banks in india: challenges and prospects de sirajuddin, shaikh (5 resultados)
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Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. Performance of Regional Rural Banks (RRBS) in India : a critical overview/Siddhartha Bhadra and Debasish Biswas. 2. Regional Rural Banks in India: problems and prospects/Santosh Koner and Jaydeb Sarkhel. 3. Measurement of risks of regional Rural Banks in… India: an alternative approach/Debasish Sur and Dhanonjoy Kumar. 4. Regional rural Banks in rural economic development of India: an overview/Uttam Kumar Dutta. 5. Regional Rural Banks and socio-economic development of India/Chittaranjan Sarkar. 6. Business correspondent agents of Banks in rural financial inclusion: an investigation in Sikkim after demonetisation in India/Samirendra Nath Dhar and Pintu Prasad Jaiswal. 7. Financial inclusion through regional Rural Banks in India: an empirical assessment/Krishna Sing. 8. The performance evaluation of regional rural banks in India: a comparative study/Swapan Kumar Biswas. 9. Management of NPA of RRBs in India: a hard rock to drill/Goutam Sinha, Goutam Chatterjee and Uday Chand Das. 10. Financial sector: reforms and the functioning of regional rural Banks in India/Partha Pratin Roy. 11. Problems and prospects of RRBs in India: an overview/Tanay Kumar Pal and Dhiren Pal. 12. Role of regional rural Bank in financial inclusion in India/S.K. Ataur Rahaman. 13. Role of regional rural banks on rural development a study of awareness of students with special reference to few colleges in Paschim Medinipur District, West Bengal, India/Pankaj Kumar Paul. 14. Role of regional rural banks in microfinance: a comparative study of two districts, West Bengal/Ratul Saha, Bhajan Chandra Barman and Arun Kumar Roy. 15. Regional Rural Banks in India: problems and current scenario/Subrata Jana, Sukhen Kali and Rabindranath De Dalal. 16. Financial viability and potentiality of regional rural Banks in India/Probhat Kumar Pal. 17. Regional rural Banks in India: challenges and prospects/Mantu Kumar Das. The book focuses on the role of RRBs since their inception in rural development and evaluates their role in recent times at the changing paradigm of the Indian rural economy. It highlights the recent problems of RRBs and also provides some suggestions for improvement of their functions for rural development. It examines why the RRBs lost their focus by outlining the problems faced by the RRBs. It gives an account of recommendations of different committees set up from time to time to consider the problems of RRBs.The study also explains the profitability of the RRBs, comparative rate of growth of owned capital, debt capital, total capital and net profit. The success of rural credit in India largely depends on their financial strength. RRBs are the key financial institutions at the rural level which shoulders responsibility of meeting credit needs of the agricultural sector. The book is the outcome of seventeen research papers where the authors have highlighted different issues relating to RRBs in India.
