Determinants of Nationalized Commercial Banks' Performance
Keywords:
financial performance, commercial banks, nationalized, influence, resource providersAbstract
One of the most important variables influencing resource providers' decision-making isfinancial success. Every institution should therefore pay closer attention to the elements affecting itsfinancial performance in order to assure their continued existence in the ever-increasingly competitivebusiness climate. This essay is particularly concerned with finding the variables that affect thefunctioning commercial banks' financial performance. Additionally, an effort has been made to see ifthere are differences between local private and nationalized commercial banks in the degree to whichvarious factors have an impact on financial performance. Banks have made concerted attempts toovercome the historical disparities in the regional distribution of financial services as a result ofnationalization. There has been a significant decrease in the national average of people served by asingle bank branch, and the gap between the national average and the average in several areas hasshrunk.References
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