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  • R. K. Uppal

    • Director, ICCSR Sponsored Major Research Project, D. A. V. College, Malout (Punjab), India
    • India

Abstract

This paper is an attempt to study the trends in non-interest income which is a vital source of stability in bank income. For this, the study takes some parameters like interest and non-interest income as a percentage to total income, share of non-interest income components like exchange & brokerage, sale in investment and exchange transaction. On the basis of these parameters the study concludes that interest income is continuously declining due to deregulation in interest rates and non-interest income is rising. Among the non-interest income components, commodity exchange & brokerage witnessed a large share while exchange transaction witnessed a meager part. The paper also gives some ways and means to bring stability in the total income.

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Uppal, R. K. (2010). Stability in Bank Income through Fee-based Activities. Information Management and Business Review, 1(1), 40-47. https://doi.org/10.22610/imbr.v1i1.870

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