Mergers in the Indian Banking Sector: Trends and Implications (2018-2024)

This article presents a comprehensive analysis of banking mergers in India from 2018 to 2024, exploring their key drivers, financial implications and strategic postures. Banking mergers are primarily driven by the need to stabilise economies, regulatory pressures and the need to compete in today’s highly dynamic financial landscape. The article investigates the effect of such mergers with respect to financial performance, operational efficiency and in-market consolidation, thereby affecting a variety of stakeholders - shareholders; customers; and employees. The article discusses various challenges faced during the merger process that includes cultural integration, regulatory compliance or adaptation of technology. It evaluates the extent to which the various mergers may have created more resilience and economies of scale in the banking sector. It highlights the emerging trends in banking consolidation and the probable mergers and their impact on the future. Throughout, the aim is to offer this analysis in hope of creating greater understanding of India’s ever-evolving bank scene - a tool for thoughtful movement for policymakers, the professional world and researchers working to untangle the web surrounding banking mergers and their wide-ranging economic consequences.

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International Journal of Banking Risk and Insurance
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.21863/ijbri/2025.13.3.010
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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
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Mergers in the Indian Banking Sector: Trends and Implications (2018-2024)

Naveen Agrawal, Rahul Rahul
International Journal of Banking Risk and Insurance
Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
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Mergers in the Indian Banking Sector: Trends and Implications (2018-2024)

Naveen Agrawal, Rahul Rahul
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Abstract

This article presents a comprehensive analysis of banking mergers in India from 2018 to 2024, exploring their key drivers, financial implications and strategic postures. Banking mergers are primarily driven by the need to stabilise economies, regulatory pressures and the need to compete in today’s highly dynamic financial landscape. The article investigates the effect of such mergers with respect to financial performance, operational efficiency and in-market consolidation, thereby affecting a variety of stakeholders - shareholders; customers; and employees. The article discusses various challenges faced during the merger process that includes cultural integration, regulatory compliance or adaptation of technology. It evaluates the extent to which the various mergers may have created more resilience and economies of scale in the banking sector. It highlights the emerging trends in banking consolidation and the probable mergers and their impact on the future. Throughout, the aim is to offer this analysis in hope of creating greater understanding of India’s ever-evolving bank scene - a tool for thoughtful movement for policymakers, the professional world and researchers working to untangle the web surrounding banking mergers and their wide-ranging economic consequences.

International Journal of Banking Risk and InsuranceVol. 13(3)
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Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
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