Introductory Macroeconomics- XII Based on NCERT Guidelines (Latest) by Agarwal Dr. Sharad & Agarwal Dr. Anupam

Author:Agarwal, Dr. Sharad & Agarwal, Dr. Anupam [Agarwal, Dr. Sharad]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: SBPD Publications
Published: 2020-06-28T16:00:00+00:00

RECENT SIGNIFICANT REFORMS AND

ISSUES IN INDIAN BANKING SYSTEM :

PRIVATISATION AND MODERNISATION

S TUDY M ATERIAL I NCLUDED IN THE C HAPTER

8.1. Reforms in Banking Sector : Introduction

8.2. Narsimham Committee on Banking System (1991)

8.3. Goiporia Committee (1990)

8.4. Narsimham Committee Second (1998)

8.5. Verma Committee (1999)

8.6. Reforms in Banking Sector (1992-2015)

8.7. Private Sector Banks : New Guidelines

● Questions

● High Order Thinking Skills (HOTS) Questions

● Value Based Questions (VBQ)

● Case Study Based on Evaluation & Multi-disciplinary Questions (MDQ) ● NCERT Corner

8.1. Reforms in Banking Sector : Introduction

After the first phase of nationalisation of banks in 1969, banking system has played a deep positive role in economic development of the country but this nationalised banking system also became associated with negative aspects and consequently profitability and efficiency of banking system started diminishing. It was realised to re-examine the present banking organisation and its policies so as to make banking system more efficient and result-oriented. In the decade of 1990, emphasis was given on consolidation of banks. Under the phase of liberalisation, it was realised to adopt some structural reforms in banking system for improving financial efficiency of banks, adopting balanced approach in branch expansion, expanding computerised banking network and making banking organisation more strong and capable. With this motive, a few committees for suggesting banking reform were constituted :

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