Punjab National Bank: implementing core banking solution

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作者
Krishnamoorthy, Bala [1 ]
Shivkumar, Archana [2 ]
机构
[1] NMIMS Univ, Sch Business Management, JVPD Scheme, VL Mehta Rd, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
[2] Navdurga Apartments, Govandi Stn Rd, Mumbai 400088, Maharashtra, India
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core banking solution; CBS; first-mover advantage; comparative performance; market value; business diversification; financial inclusion; CBS implementation phases;
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C93 [管理学];
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12 ; 1201 ; 1202 ; 120202 ;
摘要
This case study narrates Punjab National Bank's (PNB) journey from a computerised bank to a core banking solution (CBS) operated bank. It provides a brief background on the bank's vision for achieving long-term growth followed by a short introduction to the concept of CBS. This case study explores PNB's CBS implementation process in detail and provides a road map for other banks to replicate the CBS system. The case further analyses the competitive advantages especially the first mover advantage gained by PNB due to CBS, and impact of CBS on its market value. The comparative advantages gained by PNB due to CBS and its impeccable contribution towards human resource management (HRM), business diversification, and financial inclusions have been analysed. The case identifies potential challenges likely to be encountered by PNB in the future with respect to maintenance of CBS systems.
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页数:18
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