| Abstract |
The first part of this paper focuses attention primarily on the concept –
what it is, how it has evolved and functioning now, its macro-economic
importance. The paper then critically evaluates the mechanism drawing
from the experience of the authors and the literature available in the
web. We have included the role of bankers in identifying, implementing
and monitoring the CDR cases. As statistics and discussions papers
indicate, much needs to be done on the CDR front in developing
countries particularly in India in order that all stakeholders derive benefit.
The paper also discusses a small case study for the benefit of the readers |
| Referenceses |
Subramanyam, Pratap, ‘Investment Banking: an Odyssey in High Finance’, TMH,
www.rbi.org.in
www.cdrindia.org
‘Competing for the future’, Hamel, Gary and Prahalad, C. K. – Chapter on ‘Strategy Gap’.
RBI Circulars on Prudential norms and CDR including DBOD. No.BP.BC.68/21.04.132/2002-
03 of February 5, 2003. and RBI/ 2008-09/143 of August, 27, 2008 |
