TAILIEUCHUNG - Financial performance ranking of nationalized banks through integrated ahm-gra-dea method

In this paper an effort is made to rank the some of public sector banks in India basing on their financial soundness. In this work AHM methodology is applied to determine weightages of CAMEL ratios and after obtaining weightages Grey Relation analysis is applied to get Grey Relation coefficient and then these two are applied in Data Envelop Analysis to obtain ranks. | Financial performance ranking of nationalized banks through integrated ahm-gra-dea method International Journal of Management IJM Volume 10 Issue 3 May-June 2019 pp. 15-35 Article ID IJM_10_03_003 Available online at http ijm JType IJM amp VType 10 amp IType 3 Journal Impact Factor 2019 Calculated by GISI ISSN Print 0976-6502 and ISSN Online 0976-6510 IAEME Publication FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE RANKING OF NATIONALIZED BANKS THROUGH INTEGRATED AHM-GRA-DEA METHOD . Viswanatha Raju Part-time . Scholar in Department of Mechanical Engineering College of Engineering A Andhra University Visakhapatnam-3 India VVS Kesava Rao Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering College of Engineering A Andhra University Visakhapatnam-3 India ABSTRACT In this paper an effort is made to rank the some of public sector banks in India basing on their financial soundness. In this work AHM methodology is applied to determine weightages of CAMEL ratios and after obtaining weightages Grey Relation analysis is applied to get Grey Relation coefficient and then these two are applied in Data Envelop Analysis to obtain ranks. Keywords AHM CAMEL ratios GRA DEA. Cite this Article . Viswanatha Raju and VVS Kesava Rao Financial Performance Ranking of Nationalized Banks Through Integrated Ahm-Gra-Dea Method International Journal of Management 10 3 2019 pp. 15-35. http IJM JType IJM amp VType 10 amp IType 3 1. INTRODUCTION Performance evaluation of Banks is a major concern for the managers shareholders creditors employees and customers as strong banking system effects the growth and financial stability of the country. At the same time the banks must find a way to keep government regulators satisfied that their operating policies loans and investments are sound protecting the public interest. The Indian banking sector has been the back bone of the Indian economy helping it survives the various national and worldwide .

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• Public sector banks
• Weightages of CAMEL ratios
• Grey Relation analysis
• Data Envelop Analysis
• Grey Relation coefficient
• Private sector banks in India
• Evaluation of dividend policy
• Selected public and private sector banks
• Board of Directors
• Profitable future investment proposals
• Quality of services
• Private sector banks
• Well structured questionnaire
• Level of customer satisfaction
• Impact of Demonetization
• Public sector banks stock price volatility
• Stock price data
• Public sectors banks in India
• Stock Price Volatility and Bombay Stock Exchange
• Analysis of employees’ perceptions
• Public sector and private sector banks
• Practice and techniques
• Competency based recruitment
• Costs of recruitment
• Part of the NPA
• PSB of NPA in India
• Financial and the Priority sector
• Sector wise NPAs
• Public Sector Automotive industry
• Views on significant differences
• Employees of banking sector
• SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SALEM DISTRICT
• Impact of new technologies
• Sector of the public
• Customers’ needs and wants
• Scanning QR code
• Enhancement of MSMEs
• Gross Domestic Product
• Small and Medium Enterprises
• Centre for Economics and Business Research
• Gross Non Performing Asset
• Net Non Performing Asset
• Impact of GNPA
• Stake of the Government
• Lack of affective commitment
• Continuance commitment and normative commitment
• Select public sector banks
• Stratified random sampling technique
• Concept of job satisfaction
• Customers of six different banks
• Green Banking service
• Environmental friendly practices
• Concept of green banking
• Training and development practices
• Public sector bank
• Training And Development
• Types of Training
• Public and Private Banks
• Multi criteria decision making
• Hybrid unsupervised learning
• Combinative Distance based Assessment
• K Means Clustering Performance
• Economic impact of social media
• Government for digitalization
• Aspects of social media