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This paper demonstrates how, without mechanically applying any formula like Nelson-Siegel or Nelson-Siegel-Svensson straight cut, a short term yield curve can intuitively be constructed with traded securities and then plugging the gaps with regression and cubic splines on case by case basis,...
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The Banking industry is undergoing unprecedented changes driven by consolidation through mergers and acquisitions all over the world. India is no exception. Banking industry is undergoing unprecedented changes driven by consolidation by means of mergers and acquisitions all over the world. One...
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This study seeks to investigate the reasons behind revision in the prescribed capital adequacy ration in different countries. It found that financial crisis or global pandemics are not the factors for CAR revision in different countries. Central Banks of different countries revise the CAR as a...
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This work seeks to inquire, with the principles of rationality and equity in view, into the economic circumstances against the backdrop of which regulation of India’s banking industry has been evolving in terms of enactment of banking laws and rules broadly through the following five stages:...
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This study demonstrates how, without mechanically straight cut applying any formula like Nelson-Siegel or Nelson-Siegel-Svensson, a short term yield curve can intuitively be constructed with traded securities and then plugging the gaps with regression and cubic splines on case by case basis,...
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Through import of inflation conflicts between economic interests of two or more countries can affect monetary policies of each other in a floating exchange regime. This paper tries to investigate whether the currencies of the industrial countries are impacting India's currency such that the...
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This paper tries to examine the relationship between monetary policy and output growth in India and found that monetary policy is more successful in USA while more money is chasing few goods in India relative to USA. Since this work is not done by anybody else, comparison of results is not needed
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