Financial Sector Reforms: An Indian Perspective

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India’s financial sector has seen reform measures ranging from the deregulation of interest rates, adoption of prudential norms, equity floatation by public sector banks, introduction of derivatives trading as well as emergence of regulatory institutions. It has moved from a "repressed state" to a liberalized state with an increase in the number of markets, players and instruments. This book is a collection of papers which discuss conceptual issues, the theoretical foundation and empirical verification of financial sector reforms and their impact on economic activity, and the extent of financial sector reforms undertaken in India. The role of stock and bond markets, credit systems and culture, capital account convertibility and non-performing loans are also some of the issues discussed in this book.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Tamal Datta Chaudhuri

Tamal Datta Chaudhuri did his Masters in Economics from Calcutta University. He obtained his PhD from Johns Hopkins University, USA. He taught in Calcutta University for a period of ten years. He then joined Industrial Investment Bank of India Ltd., (IIBI) where he is currently serving as Chief General Manager. He has been associated with Icfai Business School from 1997 as Adjunct Faculty. He has taught in other management schools like IISWBM, NIMC, IIMC, ISI, and Towson State University, Maryland. He was a Visiting Fellow in University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, USA. He has contributed several papers to various domestic and foreign journals, and a few papers to edited books.