Online ISSN: 2515-8260

Keywords : Bank


A Critical Analysis Of Banking Structure In India.

Aryan Agrawal,Alok Agrawal,Himanshu Sharma,Novel Mahant,Dr. Abhishek Tripathi .

European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2023, Volume 10, Issue 1, Pages 1078-1082

In today’s world, the banking sector performs as the core or basis of modern business. A country’s economic improvement depends mostly on the banking structure of the country. A bank is an entity of finance. The core banking businesses that a bank carries out are receiving the money deposits and lending money and/or investing it. Nowadays the banking business plays a crucial part in human life as in the modern lifestyle of people, without having a properly developed banking network, they might not carry out proper financial transitions.
This paper deals with the banking structure in India. The present structure of banking in India which has developed over many decades is complex but detailed and it serves the requirements of credit and banking businesses of the Indian economy. The present banking structure has different layers to serve the certain and various needs of various customers. The banking structure in India plays a critical role to mobilize savings and also in the economic development of the country.

A Practice of Loan Sales Facility: Experience and lessons from Indonesia

Agus Suprihanto; Farida Patittingi

European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2021, Volume 8, Issue 3, Pages 558-567

Syndicated loans during the credit period often emerge the practice of loan sales or sales of loan facility. The research was aimed to analyze and formulate the practice of sales of loan facility in syndicated loans that performed by the approval of Bank agent without the knowledge of the debtor. The method of research is descriptive analytical with sampling technique using literature study and interviews. The conclusion of research in the form of primary and secondary data were conducted by using qualitative juridical analytical methods. The results of research indicates that the process of sales of loan facility from PT. Bank A to PT. Bank D can be canceled due to the rechtstitle (sale and purchase agreement) underlying a cessie agreement and not based on the applicable law. Legal consequences for PT. Bank D (new creditor) for the takeover of credit receivables by making a sale and purchase agreement for credit and cessie agreements from PT. Bank A to PT. Bank D which is done only with the approval of Bank Agent without the knowledge of the debtor and bad credit occurs, then PT.
Bank D cannot execute the object of collateral, because PT. Bank D did not register with the Land Agency and Fiduciary Registration Office, so the Mortgage and Fiduciary Rights holders were still on behalf of PT. Bank A and other creditors.