The advent of liquidity as a matter of study and research in India may be traced back to the pre-crisis period literature on money supply which, having left its vestige until early 2010, revolved around macro-economic modeling of money, output and prices with sporadic attention to issues like...

This study demonstrates how, without mechanically straight cut applying any formula like Nelson-Siegel or Nelson-Siegel-Svensson, a short term yield curve can intuitively be constructed with traded securities and then plugging the gaps with regression and cubic splines on case by case basis,...

This article analyses the issues, unaddressed in the contemporary econometric literature on forecasting money supply in India, with the help of the relevant studies. In doing so there is an attempt to ascertain what could be the best fit model to forecast money supply in India

Researchers reported that there were two approaches to money supply determination in India: balance sheet or structural approach and money multiplier approach; the former focused on individual items in the balance sheet of the consolidated monetary sector in order to explain changes in money...

A series of corporate loan defaults facing the Indian banks in the post-crisis period of 2008 led to the downgrading of India's global credit rating in 2012. Against this backdrop, this chapter delivers an insight to the reader into the games that occur between lending banks and corporate...