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NPA "A melting Iceberg for Indian Banks"

Name: NPA "A melting Iceberg for Indian Banks"
Brand: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
SKU: 10951006
Price: 31.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Diwan Nayeer Khan
ISBN: 9783659879128

Non Performing Assets

Diwan Nayeer Khan

Rooba Hasan

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 10951006

Casa editrice LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, maggio 2016

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The NPA demon is eating away the Indian economy slowly & steadily as it is making the credit costly & scarce. Unless it is managed effectively & quickly, it will damage the financial inclusion as well as infrastructure development in the country. India should learn from the fundamental lesson of banking stress in recent years across the globe. It is high time for all concerned to recognize this gigantic problem and re-frame the regulatory measures, strengthen the legal system and create credit discipline & loan repayment culture so as to make the Indian banking system vibrant to sustain the economic development.