Evolution of Indian Financial System¶
Pre-Independence Phase (Before 1947):
- Establishment of the Bank of Hindustan in Calcutta during this period marked an early development in India's financial system.
Evolution of Financial System (1947-1991):
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Post-Independence Phase: Following India's independence in 1947, there was a gradual evolution of the financial system.
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Nationalization of Financial Institutions: During this period, the Indian government nationalized several financial institutions to bring them under public ownership, including major banks like the Reserve Bank of India and others.
Post-1991 Phase (1991 and Beyond): 1. The Liberalization Era: Starting in 1991, India embarked on a series of economic reforms that liberalized its economy.
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Liberalization: This phase involved liberalizing various sectors of the economy, reducing government regulations, and opening up to foreign investment.
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Privatization: The government started disinvesting its stake in various public-sector enterprises and allowed private players to enter previously restricted industries.
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Globalization: India's economy became more integrated with the global economy during this period, leading to increased trade, foreign investment, and economic growth.
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