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Bank Crisis: the Current Scenario of Merger and Acquisition in India
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
international journal of recent technology and engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2277-3878
DOI - 10.35940/ijrte.e5815.018520
Subject(s) - restructuring , financial system , debt , government (linguistics) , financial crisis , business , financial institution , debt restructuring , bailout , recapitalization , economics , finance , economic policy , economy , sovereign debt , political science , macroeconomics , linguistics , philosophy , sovereignty , politics , law
Banks are the pillars that support the financial structure of a modern economic system. Their successes and screw ups are inextricably connected to the Indian economy. Indian banks have additionally had their proportion of troubles with consequences for the country. Bank runs, awful debt, etc, are a number of the persistent issues confronted with the aid of banking structures globally. The study focus on how the banking crisis impact on the economy. These days, the banking system in India has been beset through a big terrible debt crisis, which is crimping credit score to the productive sectors of our economy. This weakening in financial institution credit score has dampening impact on domestic funding, leading to subdued increase in employment and Gross domestic Product. Regulatory interventions and oversight of central banks, government aid and stakeholder involvement arise widely a success in preserving stability, even though punctuated with obtrusive disasters. However, it may be the best time to reconsider the primary design of the banking device and restructure it by addressing the flaws in its present day shape through mergers and acquisitions. Furthermore the paper concludes that merger is a helpful strategy through this bank can expand their operations and the overall growth.