RISK MANAGEMENT IN THE INDIAN BANKING SECTOR WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CREDIT RISK
Abstract
The growth of every nation's financial system depends critically on the banking sector. As the foundation of the economy, banks play a crucial role in driving economic growth by implementing maturity transformation and assisting with the vital payment systems. The backbone of contemporary economic growth is now banking. This research has discovered a variety of strategies to reduce the bank's credit risk. The main objective of the research are provided in a concise style, showing the degree to which credit risk is managed together with other risks that affect the banking industry. Some corrective actions are also proposed to help reduce credit risk and other risks that affect the banking industry.
Keyword : Bank management, financial risk management, Loss control, Social Sciences and maturity.
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