International Journals of Marketing & TechnologyT. Ravikumar, "Role of Banks in financial Inclusion process in India." International journal of Marketing and Technology, vol. 2, issue2, pp. 76-102, February 2012.Ravikumar. T.Role of banks in financial inclusion process in India.International ...
FinTech: Answer for Financial Literacy and Financial Inclusion in India In India, financial literacy and financial inclusion is the need of the hour. Though economic growth of the country is growing in a positive direction, it is derailed by many factors, such as financial literacy, accountability...
As a part of my research I broadly worked on finding the state of financial inclusion in the nation as a whole, and in the state of Telangana in particular. The Paper examines the role of RBI's measures and the performance of the commercial (public) banks over the private banks. It ...
This makes it imperative to examine the bank trust-financial inclusion nexus. Few studies have focused on the detrimental influence of the Global Financial Crisis on trust in banks and found that lack of trust is likely to result in borrower discouragement (Ampudia & Palligkinis, 2018; Fungá...
It provides them with the fundings at a nominal rate as compared to the banks. Thus, it refinances the loans and advances that are the existing institution provides to smaller size units. Likewise, another fund is a debt fund which is called as a SIDBI make in India loan for the ...
6. While we are discussing the role of banks in India's economic journey, let's not lose sight of the contribution and the increasing importance of other financial intermediaries. Although bank credit remains the dominant mode for meeting the growing credit needs of commercial and household sector...
Banksagricultural lendingpriority sector lendingfinancial inclusionIndian banking sector have responsible commitment to straighten the agricultural sector in lending. India growing in population needs more food production evendoi:10.2139/ssrn.1483243Subramaniam, Sri...
The role of the central banks in development finance treated in this paper includes the institutional-building aspect, the mobilization of funds and their allocations. This paper looks at the contributions of central banks with respect to these broad categories and analyses their experiences with a ...
of major banks in India in 1969, there was a significant expansion of branch network to unbanked areas and stepping up of lending to agriculture, small industry and business. More recently, the focus is on establishing the basic right of every person to have access to affordable basic banking...
By serving underbanked individuals and businesses in emerging markets, banks can drive inclusive growth, restore trust and boost profit.