Investigating the Impact of Financial Inclusion on Banking Performance: A Study in Delhi-NCR
Keywords:
Financial Inclusion, Banking Performance, Delhi-NCR, Financial Literacy, Digital Banking,Abstract
This study examines the impact of financial inclusion on banking performance in the Delhi-NCR region, focusing on how initiatives like expanding banking services, increasing digital banking adoption, and implementing financial literacy programs influence key performance metrics. Using a sample of 406 banking employees selected through convenience sampling, the study employs descriptive statistics, reliability analysis, correlation, and regression analysis via SPSS. Results indicate a significant positive correlation between financial inclusion and banking performance, suggesting that these initiatives enhance profitability, customer base growth, and cost efficiency. The findings underscore the critical role of financial inclusion in driving banking success, providing insights for policymakers and banking institutions aiming to improve financial access and overall performance.
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