INDIA'S FINANCIAL SECTOR-RECENT REFORMS FUTURE CHALLENGES 1st Edition

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The papers in this volume assess progress with financial sector reforms over the past decade or so, and analyse the new challenges that confront India\'s policy makers and financial regulators. The papers highlight a formidable reform agenda, pointing to the need for a progressive reduction in fiscal deficits, dealing with the country\'s public sector banks and financial institutions, introducing more effective legal, regulatory, supervisory and risk management systems, further developing capital markets, pension reforms and measures to improve access to finance for the underserved.About the AuthorPriya Basu is currently Lead Specialist, Finance and Private Sector of for India at the World Bank. She has worked as an investment banker in London and has also worked as an economist at the IMF, The ADB, ILO, and UNCTAD.Table of ContentsPart I - Background ??? Introduction ??? An Overview of Experiences in Asia and the Pacific ??? Improving Management through Training ??? Part II - Planning and Organising Training ??? Designing a Training Strategy ??? Identifying Training Needs ??? Developing a Curriculum ??? Selecting Training Modalities and Methods ??? Organising Training ??? Evaluating Training ??? TRAINING MODALITIES AND METHODS ??? Self-Instructional Material ??? Simulation Exercises and Games ??? In-Basket Exercises ??? Case Method ??? Role Playing ??? Field Training ??? Self-study and Small Group Work ??? Instrumented Training: Educational Supervision ??? Distance Training