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Benefits and Challenges of Mobile Banking in India
Banks are adopting secure mechanisms for mobile banking & better infrastructure will aid in building up the trust of their customer-base.
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Risk-O-Meter Scheme by SEBI
Risk-o-meter schemes lean towards the beneficial side as it has made investment process more investor-friendly by their active involvement.
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Impact of NPAs in the Indian Banking Sector
The NPA’s are responsible for the losses that are suffered by the banks and they reduce the trust of the individuals from the industry.
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All You Need to Know about Yes Bank Fraud, 2020
There were several reasons that lead to the bank crisis and majorly was the large number of bad loans that were given by the bank.
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The Banking Ombudsman Scheme
These Ombudsmen are officially appointed by the Government to function as middlemen in the grievance redressal sought by the consumers.
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Contribution of SIDBI in the growth of MSMEs in India
SIDBI undertakes wide-ranging functions not only the financial requirements of MSMEs but the growth of this sector in all aspects.
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Fintech in The Indian Traditional Banking System
Fintech and banking work together to revitalize the monetary quarter to create a higher future for the financial sector, at the same time.
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Pros, Cons and Challenges of Mobile Banking in India
There is a need for better interaction with customers to receive feedback for mobile banking concerning financial security and privacy.
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Overview of Agency Banking in India
Agency banking is a process in which traditional banks extend their network of branches and services through authorized agents.
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IBC and its Impact on The Banking Sector
Before IBC, a lack of an efficient resolution structure prevented lenders from providing money because they were doubtful of their capacity.
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Importance of Microfinance Institutions in India
Microfinance refers to financial services provided to the poor and low-income population, includes deposits, loans, payment services, etc.
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Role of Capital Buffers during a Global Financial Crisis
A Capital Buffer is compulsory capital that monetary organizations are needed to hold notwithstanding other least capital prerequisites.