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Kasturi, Ramanadh
- Performance Analysis of Oman’s Banking Sector using Select Financial Indicators
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1 Department of Business Studies, Salalah College of Technology, Salalah, OM
1 Department of Business Studies, Salalah College of Technology, Salalah, OM
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Journal of Commerce and Accounting Research, Vol 7, No 4 (2018), Pagination: 31-39Abstract
During the last decade, the banking sector of Oman has shown consistent growth despite the global financial crisis. The growth is likely to continue amid fluctuating oil prices and other threats affecting the global economy and the Middle East. Sultanate of Oman is a member of GCC in the Middle East, chiefly an oil-exporting country and expanding the non-oil sectors as an alternative to meet the economic growth and development. The financial system of the economy is pre-dominantly supported by banking sector, which holds more than 90% of total assets in the system featured with dominance of domestic private sector banks with a considerable stake of the government. This paper is intended to study the financial performance of banking sector of Oman during 2007-16 as a an initial study to understand the performance of the sector, and to identify and explore the possibilities for further research using selected measures of financial performance.Keywords
Performance, Banking Sector, Oman, Select Indicators.
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- Credit Allocation by Indian Commercial Banks
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1 Swarna Bharathi Institute of Management Science, Khammam, Telangana, IN
1 Swarna Bharathi Institute of Management Science, Khammam, Telangana, IN
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Journal of Commerce and Accounting Research, Vol 8, No 1 (2019), Pagination: 1-7Abstract
Bank credit plays an important role in economic development. Growth in bank credit can influence the demand for goods and services and is a powerful tool to boost the economy, especially when there is a slowdown. On the other hand, it is important to note that what part of bank credit is extended to each sector over a period of time, so that it will help in understanding how various sectors are expanding and further it helps in analyzing the quality and dimension of growth. It is also a need to analyze whether the bank credit is being extended to the sectors that are part of strategic policy initiatives. This article aims at discussing the Guidelines of the Central Bank of India (RBI) and the credit allocation by scheduled commercial banks of India to various sectors of the economy.Bank credit plays an important role in economic development. Growth in bank credit can influence the demand for goodsand services and is a powerful tool to boost the economy, especially when there is a slowdown. On the other hand, it is important to notethat what part of bank credit is extended to each sector over a period of time, so that it will help in understanding how various sectors areexpanding and further it helps in analyzing the quality and dimension of growth. It is also a need to analyze whether the bank credit is beingextended to the sectors that are part of strategic policy initiatives. This article aims at discussing the Guidelines of the Central Bank of India(RBI) and the credit allocation by scheduled commercial banks of India to various sectors of the economy.Keywords
Credit Allocation, Indian Commercial Bank, Bank Credit, Credit Growth, Sectoral Deployment.References
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