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A Study on mergers and acquisitions in the Indian Banking Sector

Manoj KumarShilpa Bahl

Abstract

Mergers and acquisitions have become increasingly significant in the modern business environment. Organizational a restructuring is a common use of this method. The Indian government became the first to introduce the concept of mergers and acquisitions to the country. There has been a significant transition in the banking industry in India during the past two decades. The financial services industry in India is expanding at a breathtaking rate. Mergers and acquisitions have propelled a new phase in the history of India's banking sector. It will help financial institutions compete on a global scale and provide more value to their constituents. To become an influential player in the global economy and take advantage of economies of scale while simultaneously fighting off unhealthy rivalry inside the industry. As a result, this research focuses on the consolidations that have taken place in the Indian banking industry.

Corporate Finance and GovernanceBanking stability, regulation, efficiencyMergers and acquisitionsRestructuringRivalryBusinessBanking industryGovernment (linguistics)Financial crisisFinancial systemEconomies of scaleMarket economy
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A Study on mergers and acquisitions in the Indian Banking Sector
International Journal of Financial Management and Economics · 2022 · 3 citations
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