Banks face new challenges, and the economy requires novel tools such as the EAGLES model. Earning ability, Asset quality, Growth, Liquidity, Equity, and Strategy are all criteria considered by the EAGLES model when deciding on a commercial bank's success in today's competitive climate. The EAGLES model examines the performance of a commercial bank in a more precise, objective, and consistent manner (John 2009). The EAGLE model is now a well-known instrument for investment planning and competitive analysis.
Evaluating the performance of private sector banks eagle model
1. Evaluating the performance of
private Sector Banks: EAGLES
Model Approach
Name: - Nilkantha B. Sawant
Roll No. 27
2. NEED FOR STUDY
1. The banking system
of a country as a whole
is responsible for
ensuring the economy's
long-term viability,
liquidity, and growth
2. banks face new
challenges, and the
economy requires novel
tools such as the
EAGLES model
3. Customers get
access to all
banking services
and products.
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3. LITERATURE REVIEW
⊸ Patel (2015) used the CAMELS model to examine the Punjab
National Bank's financial performance and Non-Performing Assets
management from 2008 to 2012.
⊸ Vaidya (2013) used the CAMELS and EAGLES models to compare
the selected banks in Nepal
⊸ Prasons (2003) proposes a switch from the CAMELS model to
another model
⊸ According to Vong (2009), the CAMELS model has subjectivity, and
inconsistency
⊸ Nagarajan (2003) established a rating system called Micro enterprise
access to banking services (MABS)
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4. Objective
To do comparative analysis of financial
performance of private sector bank India Using
EAGLES Model.
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5. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
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1. Research design: -
Descriptive research
2. Data Source: -
secondary source
3. Source of
secondary data
4. Statistical tools: -
Ratio analysis