Financial Markets, Institutions and Risks (FMIR)
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Item Beginning of Consolidation in Indian Banking Sector: Measuring Operating Feasibility against Standard Benchmark: A Case Study of HDFC Bank Acquisition of Centurion Bank of Punjab(Sumy State University, 2019) Sharma, M.; Shukla, S.K.This paper examines the outcome of selection of inorganic mode of expansion by HDFC bank in its brown field investment of $2.4 billion for acquiring Centurion Bank of Punjab in India. This work investigates the achievement of operating performance by HDFC Bank-CBoP deal, up to five-year post acquisition, against a benchmark established using the concept of Economic Value Added. This work is an attempt by author to have deeper investigation in Mergers &Acquisitions deal.Item Market-driven vs. government-driven banking consolidation around the world(Sumy State University, 2017) Mohamadi, B.A.; Bohma, S.Today’s processes of globalization, deregulation and development of information technologies in the banking sector of countries around the world lead to increase of bank mergers and acquisitions, thus reducing the total amount of banks in the banking system. At the same time, countries, where financial markets are still developing the banking consolidation is led by regulative authorities with strict directions and plans of reduction of banks’ quantity in the banking sector. Thus, the objective of this study is to investigate the differences between banking consolidation driven by the market forces and banking consolidation initiated by regulatory authorities. The research occupies the main theoretical basis of both types of banking consolidation and today’s overview of the most striking examples of banking consolidation driven by market / government around the world.