Rationalization of Banking Sector in India: A Critical Analysis of Selected Commercial Banks
Emerging Trends and Challenges in the Indian Banking Sector
by Dr. Himanshu Kumar*,
- Published in Journal of Advances and Scholarly Researches in Allied Education, E-ISSN: 2230-7540
Volume 15, Issue No. 1, Apr 2018, Pages 1196 - 1199 (4)
Published by: Ignited Minds Journals
ABSTRACT
Banks assume significant part for the business or in the monetary existence of the country. They go about as instalment specialist for clients and encourage obtaining and loaning of cash. It is thanks to the banks that the network investment funds naturally stream into channels which are profitable. Since 1980, has been no further nationalization, and without a doubt the pattern gives off an impression of being switching itself, as nationalized banks are giving offers to the general population, in what adds up to a stage towards privatization. The extensive achievements of the Indian financial segment in any case, advocates for privatization contend that privatization will prompt a few generous enhancements. The current examination is an endeavour to dissect the exhibition of business banks. Indian commercial banks are seeing far reaching developments in the administrative condition, tremendous development in cockeyed sheet hazard the executives monetary instruments, the presentation of online business and web based banking, and noteworthy budgetary industry union. These powers have made the Indian financial industry profoundly serious.
KEYWORD
Rationalization, Banking Sector, India, Critical Analysis, Selected Commercial Banks, Nationalization, Privatization, Performance, Regulatory Environment, Balance Sheet Risk Management, E-commerce, Online Banking, Financial Industry Consolidation
1. INTRODUCTION
Banking industry in India possesses a significant spot in each economy and the opposition is extraordinary and regardless of the test from the worldwide players, domestic banks - both public and private are additionally observed thorough in their quest for increasing serious edge by picking mergers and acquisitions. Estimated by portion of stores, 83 percent of the financial business in India is in the possession of state or nationalized banks, which are banks that are claimed by the administration, in a few, progressively less obvious way. Besides, even the non-nationalized banks are dependent upon broad guidelines on who they can loan to, notwithstanding the more standard prudential guidelines. The Indian government, while nationalizing all the bigger Indian banks in 1969, contended that banking was "roused by a bigger social reason" and should "support public needs and targets, for example, fast development of farming, small industry & fares.
1.1 Rationalization of Indian Banking Sector
Mergers in India when all is said in did have encountered an expanded number in different parts particularly after the New Economic Policy in the year 1991 which has opened the entryways for worldwide business sectors. Banking Sector in India has seen numerous Mergers during the years for different reasons, for example, Restructuring of Weak Banks; Economies of Scale; Expansion of Market; Business Consolidation and so on. Investigating the historical backdrop of Mergers in Banking Sector in India, at first they have occurred as a measure to ensure the premiums of the clients of the feeble banks however therefore a couple of Mergers likewise have happen deliberately in the Post Liberalization Period between different banks for a few reasons. India has figured out how to beat the worldwide budgetary strife because of sound guideline, judicious monetary oversight and proactive strategies. India's development is driven transcendently by domestic utilization and venture
2. LITERATURE REVIEW
Arora and Kaur (2006) expressed that financial part in India has given a positive and urging reaction to the money related division changes. Passage of new private banks and unfamiliar banks has stirred up open division banks to rivalry. Changing monetary situation has opened up open doors for the banks to grow their worldwide presence through self-extension, key unions, and so on. Banks are redirecting their attention on retail
Subramanya Prasad, has assessed the post-merger efficiencies of Indian business banks (procuring banks) which have gone through mergers during the post-change period and dissected the elements affecting the business bank proficiency in the Indian setting and finished up with a positive note expressing that the select banks‟ effectiveness improved post merger. Anand Manoj & Singh Jagandeep (2008) contemplated the effect of merger on the investors of five banks Times Bank with the HDFC Bank, the Bank of Madurai with the ICICI Bank, the ICICI Ltd with the ICICI Bank, the Global Trust Bank with the Oriental Bank of business and the Bank of Punjab with the Centurion Bank. The investigation uncovered that the declaration of merger of Banks had positive and noteworthy effect on investor's riches Kuriakose Sony & Gireesh (2010) broke down the key and money related issues of combined Banks and significant monetary factors of separate banks and found that lone private area banks were agreeable to the wilful mergers. Azeem Khan (2011) investigated different inspirations of Merger and Acquisitions in the Indian financial division. These outcomes likewise proposed that consolidated banks could get effectiveness and additions through Merger and Acquisitions and could pass the advantages to the value share holders‟ as profit. Devarajappa S, (2012) investigated different thought processes of merger in Indian financial industry. It additionally analyzed pre and post merger money related execution of consolidated manages an account with the assistance of budgetary boundaries like, Gross Profit, Return on Equity, and Debt Equity Ratio. At long last the investigation shows that the banks have been decidedly influenced by the occasion of merger. Sanjeev Kumar, (2010), in his Thesis about "Execution estimation frameworks in Indian Banking Sector" and discoveries with respect to execution estimation framework in Indian Banking Sector in CAMELS structure clarified that CAMEL system is a significant exhibition estimation framework dependent on various proportions used to discover positioning of the banks. CAMEL Model is essentially a proportion based Performance Measurement framework which depends on budgetary measures for estimating the exhibition of the banks. Shivamagi (2000) in his article examined the changes required in provincial banking. He contended that albeit country banking in India has gained colossal quantitative ground, its quality is an alternate issue. He presumed that the approach creators should offer Singh and Das (2002) attempted to survey the financial part changes presented in India. They found that the different changes attempted in the course of recent years were without a doubt age making and gave the establishment to an effective and well-working monetary framework accordingly encouraging the following phase of the changes.
3. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
The study has been undertaken with the following objectives: • To understand the structure of Indian Banking System • To Study the current trend of Indian Banking System • To Study the performance Selected Banks post restructuring
4. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Mergers have occurred in the Banking Sector in India between different Banks. In this way, the examination is attempted to break down the presentation of the chose Banks that have partaken in the merger action. By chance, these two are the main banks in Public and Private Sectors banks in India. The examination depends on Secondary Sources which incorporates the Annual Reports of the Select Banks; RBI Database-Profile of Banks – different issues; research distributions and so on. The Period of the Study is the Post Liberalization Period i.e., from 1991 to 31st March 2017.
5. STRUCTURE OF INDIAN BANKING SYSTEM
Banking framework contains from the national bank to all financial foundations which are working and giving monetary offices to any formative part like horticulture, enterprises, exchange, lodging and so on. Under the Indian financial structure national bank for the sake of the Reserve Bank of India which manages, coordinates and controls the financial organizations.
Source: RBI Bulletin
Commercial banks
Commercial banks prepare investment funds of overall population and make them accessible to huge and little mechanical and exchanging units chiefly for working capital prerequisites. Commercial banks in India are generally Indian-public part and private segment with a couple of unfamiliar banks.
Regional Rural Banks
The Regional Rural Banks the most current type of banks which appeared in 1970s. The accentuation is on giving such offices to little and negligible ranchers, horticultural workers, provincial craftsman‘s and other little business visionaries in the country.
Co-operative banks
Co-operative banks are supposed on the grounds that they are sorted out under the arrangements of the Cooperative Credit Societies Act of the states. The significant recipient of the Cooperative Banking is the rural segment specifically and the provincial area all in all.
6. RECENT TRENDS OF INDIAN BANKING SECTOR
The customary elements of banking are restricted to acknowledge stores and to give credits and advances. Today banking is known as creative banking. Data innovation has offered ascend to new developments in the item planning and their conveyance in the banking and money businesses. "Tap", "snap" and "swipe"- these are the new hints of cash. Present day innovation is quick; supplanting paper with PC documents, bank employees with robotized teller machines and file organizers with worker racks. Current financial area has concocted a great deal of activities that arranged to furnish superior client administrations with the assistance of new advances. Broadened banking time, messenger pickup for checks and archives, and so forth are a portion of the benefits stretched out to the clients by the banks in are energy to develop the financial business. Indian financial area today has a similar feeling of energy and opportunity that is proof in the Indian Economy. sectors offer endless chances to the financial segment. In the serious financial world, improvement step by step in client administrations is the most valuable apparatus for their better development. Bank offers endless changes to get to their banking and different administrations.
7. DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
In this part information gathered from the overview have been talked about in detail: • Bank of Baroda is proposing to legitimize its branch structure, an activity, the bank expects would affect some 800-900 branches the nation over. The activity is planned to improve operational effectiveness, following its merger with Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank. • Traditionally branch banking has changed. Various banks have embraced another model of branch banking, where one would locate that solitary a little space is saved for self assistance territory and the rest is utilized for initiates identified with sales.
Table 7.1 Statistics of SBI after its Merger
Source: Based on secondary data compiled from SBI Annual Report
Table 7.2 Statistics related to Productivity Ratios of SBI Bank
Source: Based on secondary data compiled from SBI Annual Report
Source: Based on secondary data compiled from HDFC Annual Report
Table 7.4 Statistics related to Productivity Ratios of HDFC Bank
Source: Based on secondary data compiled from HDFC Annual Report
• Besides rationalization of the branches, the bank has discovered need to close local and zonal workplaces of union substances as they would not be needed. The bank is likewise reflecting to grow its compass in eastern India. • Following the 3-way merger, Bank of Baroda is presently the second-biggest public part bank after State Bank of India with more than 9500 branches, 13,400 ATMs, and 85,000 workers, serving 12 cr. Clients. • SBI will zero in on cost decrease, justification and re-skilling of workforce and improve staff profitability by redeploying workforce from organization workplaces to deals functions as it mitigates the effect of the corona virus pandemic on its business. • SBI the biggest loan specialist by resources and branch network intends to spare Rs 1,000 cr. through such cost streamlining • SBI will additionally scale up its YONO advanced banking application and has set an objective of multiplying client enrolments in the following a half year with new options on the • The bank finished monetary 2020 with a store development of 11.34% to Rs 32.42 lakh cr. from Rs 29.11 lakh cr. a year sooner, expanding its piece of the pie by 46 premise focuses to 22.84%.
8. CONCLUSION
With the section of unfamiliar banks in Indian market, the quantity of administrations offered has expanded and banks have laid accentuation on meeting the client desires. Presently, the current circumstance has made different difficulties for Commercial Banks to support in the market. So as to experience the overall situation of banking industry we have to comprehend and rearrange through merger. This could offer re-foundation of those suitable banks which ideal size with worldwide presence. Indian banking sector so far has been successful in protecting against their failures due to rationalization /consolidation. The merger as a strategy in India presently can't seem to burst into flames. The blended banks are persistently developing than before the merger. Moreover, banks have expanded their branches and ATMs, their net benefit, no. of branches and so forth.
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Corresponding Author Dr. Himanshu Kumar* Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University, Bhagalpur, Bihar-812007, India