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Impact of Policy Changes on Financial Stability of Commercial Banks in India

Paper Due date Abstract The study envisages financial stability of Indian Banks, especially schedule commercial banks, in the backdrop of macro-prudential policy changes. Banks are put under microscopic vision in terms of performing as commercial units while strictly adhering to the policy norms. The effect of regulatory and supervisory policy changes can be evidently seen in stressed performance of banks in the recent years, in-spite of growth in their retail portfolios. The policy changes of increased provisioning for NPAs, improvement in asset account quality, revised guidelines for Net Stable Funding Ratio, restructuring of large accounts and many more have ...

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Sushi rice, in broad terms, is a variety of short-grain, white rice seasoned with a mixture of vinegar, sugar and salt (Knipple, Knipple and Edge 2012). The sushi rice, upon preparation, can be served with raw ready-to-eat accompaniments such as seafood and seaweeds. Notably, the sushi meal preparation goes through a lot of handling, and its accompaniments could be eaten raw. As such, the meal needs cautious handling during preparation, storage and display to assure food safety. Additionally, it requires specified conditions such as pH level and temperature to prevent the growth of bacterial and survival of pathogens that ...

iPhone, Apple’s most revolutionary product, is no doubt one of the symbols of globalization. The world will never be same again after its appearance. So what is globalization and how iPhone is related to this phenomenon?

Globalization is a process of world’s both transitional and transcultural integration (Al-Rodhan). Globalization implies the formation of a single (universal) international economic, legal, cultural and information space. In other words, the phenomenon of globalization goes beyond the purely economic framework, and has a significant impact on all major areas of public life - politics, ideology and culture. It will no doubt play a decisive role ...

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Globalization has allowed for the birth and nurture of an increasingly open, integrated, and borderless international economy wherein not only international trade goods and services grew, but also “exchanges of currencies, capital movements, in technology transfer, in people moving through international travel and migration, and in the international flow of information and ideas” (Intriligator, 2003, p. 2). Economic globalization, in particular, was defined by Chase-Dunn (1999) as that globe-spanning economic relationships manifested through the interrelationships of markets, finance, goods and services, and networks created by the transnational corporations. In the paper writer by Gissinger & Gleditsch (1999), it was ...

China has long been hailed as the next rising superpower in the world economy. With such a large population and a booming business in cheap exports, there is no question that the Chinese will be an economic force to be reckoned with in the future. However, China’s sudden and explosive rise into economic power did not come without its problems. Economic growth in China is valued above nearly all else in the country today, and as a result, the country is facing severe economic and environmental consequences. With the increase in lending in China comes the increase in business. Because ...

If you want to see a cultural myth, turn on the pre-game show that comes before a Dallas Cowboys football game. Somehow, back in the 1970’s, the Cowboys were given the slogan “America’s Team.” This was also around the time that their then-general manager, Tex Schramm, finagled them a home game every Thanksgiving, in what seems like perpetuity. If you watch that pre-game show, you’ll see images of great Cowboys from the past: Roger Staubach, Tony Dorsett, Troy Aikman and the like. You’ll also see a montage of current Cowboy highlights, and you might even see the fedora-wearing coach ...