The banking sector is only one of the many areas that artificial intelligence (AI) has potential to completely alter. In India, adopted AI at a rapid rate in recent years, resulting increased productivity, better decision-making, and more customer satisfaction. This study looks how affected Indian sector, as well its existing uses, difficulties, potential. article demonstrates for transform fin...

We examine what is perceived as one of the main culprits in the occurrence of banking crises: financial liberalization. As is typically argued, if liberalization is accompanied by insufficient prudential supervision of the banking sector, it will result in excessive risk taking by financial intermediaries and a subsequent crisis. Having evaluated the empirical validity of this hypothesis, we co...

Is Greece a reforming economy? The purpose of this paper is to present the evolution and structure of the banking sector in Greece, with reference to the parallel experiences of the Eastern European (EE) countries. In Section 2, we are concerned with the domestic economic environment within which the Greek Banking System (GBS) operates. and the pressures building up within the system encouragin...

This paper analyzes the impacts of financial liberalization and foreign bank entry on competitiveness and soundness of domestic banking system as well as credit growth in association with financial sector development, focusing on MENA region’s comparative benchmarking performances with those of middle -income countries. We find that financial sector development is positively related to foreign ...

This paper reviews and assesses the privatization of the banking sector in Hungary. Most of the important developments in the area took place in the period between 1995-98. Nevertheless, the choices made by Hungarian policy makers reflect both internal constraints stemming from the end of central planning to the adoption of market-determined mechanisms as well as external macroeconomic shocks a...

BACKGROUND Psychosocial risks in workplace are common phenomenon, stressing even for so-called white collar workers. The aim of the study was to indicate the most important threats in terms of banking sector employees. MATERIAL AND METHODS The studied subjects were 484 employees employed in 26 companies. The Scale of Psychosocial Risk (SPR) was used as a research tool. RESULTS The most freq...

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The banking industry has experienced significant transformations in recent years, with mergers and acquisitions being a prominent strategic move for banks seeking to enhance their competitiveness market presence. This study conducts comprehensive evaluation of the financial performance Canara Bank, one Indias leading public sector banks, both before after merger event. research employs EAGLE (E...

The Indian Banking landscape is vast and complex. monolithic public sector banks single unit co-operative comprise two distinct ends of the spectrum, with private banks, regional rural foreign populating intermediate space. complexity banking system can be assessed from its pure bandwidth, straddling 21 SBI seven associates, 25 29 around 100 1800 urban banks. Between them, these have deposits R...