The India Banking Industry

Background

• Segmentation of the Industry
• Increased Competition- The Order Of The Day
• Public Sector Banks -Still The Mainstay
• Evolution of the Industry
• The Role of the Central bank In India
• Importance Of The Sector

Global Scenario

• Interest Rate Scenario-Global And Its Effects In India
• Recent Crises
• Indian Players abroad

Government Policies

• Narasimham Committee Report II- The Second Phase of Reforms
• Verma Committee Report on Weak Banks
• Reduction of PPF and Small Savings Rates- Continuation of Reforms
• Bank Equity Dilution To 33.0 percent
• Capital Market Exposures Norms And Implications
• Bank Exposure Limits To Individual Corporates And Business Groups
• Rationalization Of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) norms
• Highlights Of The New Guidelines To Set Up Banks
• New Guidelines On Income-Recognition For Banks
• Multiple Banking Ground Rules
• RBI Tightens Bullion Trading Norms For Banks
• Net Banking Norms
• Union Budget 2001-02
• Stance of Monetary Policy for 2001-02
• Implications Of The Major Government Policies

Current Scenario

• Performance Of Major Macro Indicators
• Market Size In Terms of Deposits And Credit
• Financing the Government
• Performance Of Major Segments In Fiscal 2001
• Sectoral and Industry-wise Deployment of Gross Bank Credit (Changes)
• Trends in rural and urban lending.
• Segment-wise Analysis of Performance and Strategies
• Subsidiaries Of Banks And Their Role
• Important Indicators in Banking
• Asset Related Ratios
• Recent Trends
• Narasimhan Committee report- On M&A

Revenue Drivers

Figures That Matter

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