Swot Analysis of India Post And India Post Payments Bank And Their Role in Financial Inclusion
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https://doi.org/10.33516/maj.v54i1.68-72pAbstract
Access to formal finance has become a major policy issue under the term financial inclusion. This paper is an attempt to present why India Post and its new look of India Post Payments Bank should be associate as prime partners of banks in financial inclusion policies. The study furthers undertake SWOT analysis and also enumerates what role CMAs can play in the growth of these two entities.Downloads
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