Ownership, competition, and bank productivity: An analysis of Indian banking in the post-reform period

Intra- and extra-bank determinants of Latin American Banks' profitability

“…Credit to the private sector impacts the performance of banks negatively. This finding supports the hypothesis that the greater availability of credit to the corporate sector in the economy is linked to higher competition and more developed banking sectors, leading to lower net interest margins (Sanyal & Shankar, 2011).…”

Efficiency dynamics in Indian banking: A conditional directional distance approach

“…For the same period of time (i.e. 1992-2004), Sanyal and Shankar (2011) have examined the productivity levels of the Indian banking industry by applying the Levinsohn-Petrin production function technique. They showed that Indian private banks had higher productivity levels than both public and foreign banks.…”

“…after the second half of 2000s). Most of the relative literature includes the period of 1990s and early 2000s (Bhattacharyya & Pal, 2013;Bhaumik & Dimova, 2004;Casu, Ferrari, & Zhao, 2013;Das & Ghosh, 2006;Das, Nag, & Ray, 2005;Kumbhakar & Sarkar, 2003;Ray & Das, 2010;Sahoo & Tone, 2009;Sanyal & Shankar, 2011;Shanmugam & Das, 2004;Tabak & Tecles, 2010;Zhao, Casu, & Ferrari, 2010). Eichengreen and Gupta (2013) and Fujii, Managi, and Matousek (2014) focus on the recent developments in the Indian banking sector.…”

Market concentration, risk-taking, and bank performance: Evidence from emerging economies

“…In the post-liberalization period, empirical research suggests that banking deregulation has led to performance improvement for state banks (Zhao et al, 2010) and state banks outperform private banks regardless of efficiency measures employed (Sensarma, 2005;Das and Ghosh, 2009;Sathye, 2003). A more recent study (Sanyal and Shankar, 2011) shows that private banks outperform both public banks and foreign banks. In China, existing research generally concludes that bank performance has improved and joint-stock banks are more efficient than state banks (Yao et al, 2007;Ariff and Can, 2008;Berger et al, 2009;Jiang et al, 2013).…”