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Publication Type : Journal Article
Publisher : ABRM
Source : The Business & Management Review, The Academy of Business and Retail Management (ABRM), Volume 2, Number 2, p.21 (2012)
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Campus : Coimbatore
School : School of Business
Year : 2012
Abstract : Globalisation of the businesses has created many challenges in front of the corporates and they will not be able to sustain unless they over come such challenges. In today’s rapidly growing competitive business community,Corporate Governance provides broad parameters to face the challenges and helps for sustainable development.Because of the key factor of globalisation of trade, nationalized and co-operative Banks and banking system in India also got affected. In general, the banks in India are accountable for public savings and deposits. They are heavily dependent on interest income and merely it can be believed that the income so realized by these banks consists of 80% from the interest earnings only unlike other private banks. Due to change in policies of Government from time to time and also reduction in interest rates, there is a large reduction of income earnings of these banks. This has leaded the management to rethink the functionality of these banks to raise their earnings. The present paper emphasizes the need to widen their scope so as to increase the earnings to sustain in the market by entering into the arena of online e-broking. This paper also aims to keep in view the limits of the governing board as well as certain objectives related to the implementation of corporate governance principles.
Cite this Research Publication : M. Sahay and S Kumar, S., “Corporate Governance in Public Sector Banks-Tapping the Bee Hive”, The Business & Management Review, vol. 2, p. 21, 2012.