Business, Management and Accounting
4 years ago

Indian public sector banks intertwine risk, capital, and efficiency for success.

MPRA Paper
Risk, capital and operating efficiency: Evidence from Indian public sector banks
Abhiman Das, Saibal Ghosh

Paper Summary

The study looked at how risk, capital, and efficiency are connected in Indian public sector banks from 1993 to 2000. They found that these factors are linked and influence each other, but the results vary depending on the size of the bank.

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