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Global Banking: Paradigm Shift – Unlocking the potential amidst global turmoil
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The financial crisis has shaken the faith in many banking systems across the world. Lessons have to be learnt and the financial architecture has to be revamped accordingly. In this topic let us discuss on how banks can unlock potential amidst this global turmoil & what steps need to be taken to strengthen the financial regulation and risk management framework.
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GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
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Pure Banking and nothing else
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mark ramirez
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MINI SHERINO
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"GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE"
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India has indeed showcased a tremendous model to good corporate governance, which can be attributed to be one of the main reasons for its resilience towards the global meltdown. Doubts apart, strategical decision making, foresight and analysis of...
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Superior Lending skills
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Applying Conservating Investment Strategy
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Balaji Jeejaba Deshmukh
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"Life, limit and inevitability "
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In the universe every living/non-living thing has a particular life, it has limit and what ever is goving to happen is dependent on nature and is inevitable, therefore rest is subsidiary.
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Balaji Jeejaba Deshmukh
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We must give prime importance to economics in all spere is the only lesson from the Global economic meltdown.
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Mathew Cherian
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Jyoty, those tranches the credit rating agencies rated might have been benign and their methods quite acceptable if things went without someone cry wolf prematurely. Suppose one bought a home at 250000 and in two years the price went upto 350000...
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Asset quality: Needs monitoring
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Liquidity woes: Partly resolved
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To add on to what Mr.Singh stated , Indian banks are well capitalised and regulated, and are seen in a better position to endure any probable increases of NPA, the situation needs monitoring as the trend could change and NPA levels may move up...
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Ajeet Kumar Singh
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In a high interest rate and slowing economic growth scenario, asset quality of banks will come under rigorous scrutiny. The retail non-performing assets are likely to be in the uptrend, even though banks have recently pared exposure towards retail...
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Mobile phone the new wallet
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Rural folk should have a Mobile and (surplus) income too
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ASOKE KUSARI
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"Rural folk should have a Mobile and (surplus) income too"
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The towns and cities have been so far built by depriving the rural India and its people. Now is the time that we repay their snatched away contributions. Mobile Banking to them is one of such initiatives. No more days of "Class Banking" - now we...
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hemanth kumar
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"Many Significant Changes Req in Rural India"
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rural people has to get basic need such as education etc ,then rural banking possible
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Radha Sundaram
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This is very good idea Sonal,mobile banking system allowing people without a bank account to fill a "mobile-phone wallet" with cash to pay bills or send money to relatives and others depending upon their numbers is a very good idea which will...
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