Beschreibung
In this study, empirical evidence that explain how NPA performed in Indian banking, based on statistics during post-millennium period is discussed. Indian banking system was classified based ownership into SBI & Associates, Nationalized Banks, Private Sector Banks and Foreign Banks. In the present study two Public sector and two private sector banks were studied. A unique approach was adopted in investigating the effect of NPA based on growth rate, absolute figures and its movement; rather than focusing on NPA ratios which often lead to wrong conclusion. This study appraise whether the reduction in NPA ratios really reflect efficiency of Indian banking in post-liberalization period. Prudential norms are intended to cleanse the Balance Sheet of banks and restore financial health. In this context the management of NPAs assume importance. The study therefore, concentrates on Prudential Norms, analysis of magnitude and trends of NPAs in public and private sector banks, management and practices to recover NPAs etc. The NPAs management strategy of the banks is outlined.
Autorenporträt
Dr. N. Lalitha is a Assoc. Prof. Department of Management Studies, Samata College, Visakhapatnam with a Master's Degree in Commerce and in Management and Ph.D from the faculty of Commerce and Management Studies, Andhra University. She has a teaching experience of 15 years from graduation to PG level. She has published several research papers.
