A Study Of The Financial Performance Of Selected Commercial Banks In India
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Abstract
This study offers a thorough analysis of the financial results of a few Indian commercial banks. In the context of the changing Indian financial landscape, this study attempts to clarify the strengths, weaknesses, and general health of these banks via a thorough examination of financial statements, key performance indicators, and comparative benchmarks. According to the report, private sector banks' financial performance during the review period was somewhat better than that of public sector banks. Furthermore, using the board information assessments—the Decent Impact and Irregular Impact models—the research examines the impact of productivity, liquidity, and dissolvability on the advantage of the selected Indian commercial banks. The empirical findings from the panel data estimations attested to the fact that profitability is a function of those ratios, showing that the liquidity ratio and solvency ratio, as well as the turnover ratio and solvency ratio, are found to have positive and significant impact on the profitability of selected public sector and private sector banks, respectively.