Organized by Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai
The financial performance of the banking sector has been showing a declining trend owing to the rise in Non-Performing Assets. NPAs affect liquidity and profitability, in addition to posing threat to the quality of assets and survival of banks.
With rapid growth of technology, digital services became indispensable. However, cyberattacks are increasing. Also, Commercial banks in India are facing stiff challenges from NBFCs such as mutual funds, housing finance corporations, leasing and investment companies.
To overcome these issues, there is a need to revisit the banking legal framework. The idea of the First National Banking Law Conclave is to act as a platform for scholarly insights. It acts as an interface for dialogue among people across the spectrum of Banking Laws. The key objective is to stimulate research and debate on contemporary issues and develop better understanding of the legal framework relating to Banking Sector.
Note: Corrected "5 January 2021" to "5 January 2022" for consistency.
Senior Legal Professionals, Policymakers for banks, Senior Banking Professionals, Bank Law Officers, Officers of General Banking, Researchers and Law Students.
Paper Submission: Abstract and Full Paper can be submitted via email to conferencesubmissions@mnlumumbai.edu.in
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