Indian Banking Scenario – Dynamism and Optimism
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https://doi.org/10.33516/maj.v54i1.73-78pAbstract
This article is on Indian Banking Scenario - Dynamism and Optimism and covers the following areas:Banking sectors influence in our personal lives right from account opening, funds transfer, payments, deposits etc.,
Rupay cards an alternative to existing Master / Visa Cards.
Demonetization and less cash - how it is difficult to change Indian mindset.
Changing Indian mindsets with respect to Asset acquisition and huge influence of EMI culture.
Digitization and importance of cyber security.
Relevancy of customer centricity in digitial age.
Challenges in the current era of social media + banking.
Implications and need to take care of Senior Citizens, Pensioners in the digital world.
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