Introduction The financial services sector accounts for a significant share of economic activity in most countries. The sector is recognized for its contribution towards long-term growth and efficiency given its intermediate role in channeling resources to all sectors of the economy. Improved provision of financial services enables greater efficiency in other sectors by expanding the range and enhancing the quality of such services‚ by lowering costs of funds‚ and by encouraging savings and more
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INDIAN HEALTH SECTOR Healthcare sector has a great potential in the present globalized world. It is one of the world’s largest industries with total revenues of approximately US$ 2.8 Trillion. Healthcare sector has been emerging as one of the largest service sector in India. Indian healthcare sector has estimated revenue of around $ 30 billion constituting 5% of GDP and offering employment to around 4 million people (CII Report 2011). According to Investment Commission of India‚ the sector has witnessed
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to clients in Malaysia. Using the SWOT analysis‚ critically evaluate the consumer decision that has an influence on the tourism destination of the region. Based on your findings‚ analyze the challenges on the future of the tourism sector in Malaysia. Who are the clients that are coming? What patterns and behavior you find from your clients? Title Page Content Page Introduction Strengths Weakness Opportunity Threat Analyze future challenges in
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Introduction Overview of coal sector Demand and supply Legislations Market structure Coal distribution policy Pricing Table of Contents Introduction and Overview of Coal Sector 2 Demand – Supply 4 Legislations pertaining to Coal Sector: 5 Market Structure of Coal sector – 7 Coal Distribution Policy – 10 Pricing in coal sector – 13 Introduction and Overview of Coal Sector The ‘Black Gold’ or coal is one of the most sought after resources across the world. It is expected to replace
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STUDY OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN INDIAN PUBLIC SECTOR AND PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS 1Puja Khatri & 2yukti Ahuja 1 School of Management Studies‚ Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University‚ Kashmere gate‚ Delhi‚ India 2*Jagan Institute of Management Studies‚ 3‚ Institutional area‚ sector – 5‚ Rohini‚ Delhi – 85‚ India ABSTRACT With the advent of liberalization policy and RBI’s easy norms several private and foreign banks have entered in Indian banking sector which has given birth to cut throat competition
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COUNTRY REPORT ON CUSTOMER LOYALTY IN RETAIL SECTOR WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON TESCO Submitted By: Rajat Kaul A1808709003 2009-2011 Submitted To: DAVID OGLE TABLE OF CONTENT Chapter 1 Introduction Introduction Aims and Objectives Chapter 2 Literature Review The Concept of Loyalty Loyalty Programs in India Chapter 3 Methodology Research Methodology Comparative Analysis Chapter 4 Analysis
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Kautilya in his ‘Arthasastra’ talked of a public sector. A person was made incharge of salt manufacture and fixing its price. Similarily there were people made responsible for mining‚ coinage and gold‚ all in public sector. Nowadays there is hardly any country that is not engaged actively and directly in the management of economic and industrial enterprises. Various names given to these enterprises are ‘Public Sector Undertakings’ or PSUs‚ ‘Public Sector Enterprise’ or PSEs‚ ‘Trading Corporations’‚
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CUSTOMER DELIGHT IN BANKING SECTOR Introduction: Banks play an important role in the economy of any country. A sound and healthy banking system is a must for sustainable economic acceleration. Banks occupy a firm strategic position in the monetary and fiscal system of a country. As the world is changing and economies are growing; banks have undergone far-reaching changes in terms of its operations and functions it performs. The foundation of the banking sector is its customers. Customer delight
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Banking Sector in India History‚ Evolution‚ Opportunities & Challenges Submitted by Mayank Kishore B039 Vivek Manjarekar B041 Anshu Kumar Sinha B064 Table of Contents Evolutionary Phase 3 Foundation Phase 3 Nationalization of Banks 4 Effect of nationalization 5 Reformatory Phase 5 First generation reforms 5 Impact of first generation reforms 6 Second generation reforms 7 Review of second generation reforms 10 Opportunities & Challenges 11 New banking licenses & key guidelines 11
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Salvus Capital Advisors Pvt. Ltd A research report on Investment in the Indian Education Sector A research report on Investment in Indian Education Sector TABLE OF CONTENTS Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 3 Regulation .............................................................................................................
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