

Amol Agrawal on the Bankers who Built Modern India
22 snips Aug 29, 2024
Amol Agrawal, an author and economics professor at Ahmedabad University, dives into the evolution of banking in India, shedding light on both colonial and post-colonial influences. He discusses the unique attributes of South Canara’s banking success, including fostering community trust and resilience during economic turmoil. The conversation also addresses the challenges of bank failures, the impact of nationalization, and the innovative pygmy deposit scheme aimed at enhancing financial inclusion for the underbanked.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
The Evolution of Banking in India
03:54 • 12min
The Reverse Path of Banking and Industrial Development in South Canberra
16:18 • 5min
Understanding Bank Failures in India: Causes and Historical Context
21:26 • 5min
Banking Resilience in South Canara
25:56 • 22min
Pygmy Deposits: A Community Banking Revolution
47:53 • 12min
Cultural Echoes in Indian Banking
59:26 • 23min
Exploring Readability in Banking Literature
01:22:06 • 2min