AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF PRODUCTIVITY OF SELECTED INDIAN BANKS

Abstract

   Productivity is thought to be a key sign of an economy's resiliency. Despite widespread concern about productivity, it is worth noting that no commonly agreed definition of productivity exists. As a result, there is no one set of metrics or indicators that a company or government agency may use to assess its productivity. In different conditions, different measures are applied. The current study is an analytical examination of the productivity of chosen Indian banks. For analytical purposes, several ratios and the F-Test were utilised, and it was discovered that certain banks with higher productivity, which illustrates that increased production does not necessarily result in higher profitability. Such banks must consider what reasons, despite strong production, prevent them from achieving higher profitability.