TY  - GEN
AU  -  SRINIVAS, KAMATAM
TI  - MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS IN INDIAN BANKING SECTOR:  - A STUDY OF SELECTED BANKS
SN  - 978-93-5024-903-1 
U1  - 658.16 
PY  - 2011///
CY  - MUMBAI
PB  - HIMALAYA PUBLISHING HOUSE
KW  - BANKING
KW  - MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS
KW  - INDIA
N1  -     INTRODUCTION TO M&As
        Introduction
        Meaning of Mergers and Acquisitions
        Types of Mergers
        Goals of Mergers and Acquisitions
        Benefits of M&As
        Recent Changes in Indian Banking Sector
        Need for the Study
        Objectives of the Study
        Methodology
        Hypotheses of the Study
        Scope of the Study
        Review of Literature
        Plan of the Study
        Limitations of the Study 
    LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR M&As IN INDIA
        Introduction
        Objectives
        Ways of Amalgamation
        Under Sections 391-394 of the Companies Act, 1956
        Procedural Requirements
        Amalgamation of Companies by the Central Government
        Mergers in India
        Amalgamation of Banking Companies
        Impact of Indian Competition Law on Mergers
        Conclusion 
    TRENDS AND PROGRESS OF M&As IN INDIA
        Introduction
        Objectives
        Hypotheses
        Sector-wise Trends of M&As
        Analysis of Variance of M&As
        Analysis of Trends and Progress of M&As in
        Manufacturing and Service Sectors
        Progress of Mergers in Indian Banking Sector
        Findings
        Conclusions 
    PROFILE OF MERGED BANKS
        Bank of Baroda
        Benares State Bank Ltd
        Punjab National Bank
        Nedungadi Bank Ltd
        Oriental Bank of Commerce
        Global Trust Bank Ltd
        HDFC Bank
        Times Bank Ltd
        ICICI Bank
        Bank of Madura
        Centurion Bank of Punjab 
    IMPACT OF M&As ON PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE OF MERGED BANKS
        Introduction
        Review of Studies
        Methodology
        Objectives
        Analysis of Physical Performance of Merged Banks
        Analysis of Physical Performance of Public Sector and
        Private Sector Banks
        Findings and Conclusions
        IMPACT OF M&As ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF MERGED BANKS
        Introduction
        Review of Studies
        Methodology
        Analysis of Financial Performance of Merged Banks
        Mergers and its Effect on Shareholders Return
        Analysis of Financial Performance of Public and Private
        Sector Select Merged Banks
        Findings and Conclusions 
    SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
        Introduction
        Summary of Findings and Conclusions
        Testing of Hypotheses
        Suggestions
        Utility of the Study
        Further Areas of Study
    BIBLIOGRAPHY
N2  - The policy of Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation (LPG) of economy has exposed the corporations to domestic and global competitions. Low-cost − but good quality products have become a necessity for survival in competitive markets. Corporate restructuring has gained considerable importance all over the world. In India, the corporate restructuring is still in adolescent stage. The popular method of restructuring corporate entities in India is through M&As. The banking sector reforms were aimed at making banks more efficient and viable. This book "Mergers and Acquisitions in Indian Banking Sector − A Study of Selected Banks" is made an attempt on mergers and acquisitions of select Indian banks by highlighting the legal framework, trends and progress in Mergers and Acquisitions in India and a detailed pre- and post- merger analysis based on physical and financial parameters of the select merged banks
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