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Influence of Merger on Performance of Indian Banks: A Case Study

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Table  4:-  Combined  average  Profile  of  Nadungadi  Bank  and  Punjab  National  Bank  for  the  last  two  financial years before the merger (in Percentage)
Table  5:- Mean and  Standard  Deviation  of  Pre-merger  and  Post-merger  Ratios  of  combined  (Nedungadi  Bank Ltd and Punjab national bank  )  and  Acquiring  Bank  (Punjab national bank)[considering  two  year  pre  and post]

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