International Journal of Banking, Risk and Insurance

2015 | Volume 3 | Issue Issue 1

CAMELS and Bank Performance Measurement: A Case Study of Bank of Baroda

1. Saji Thazhungal Govindan Nair

2. Sahle Yeibiyo Asghede

Received
16-May-2015 		Accepted
- 		Published
16-May-2015
Abstract
Banking sector constitutes the backbone of the Indian economy and contributes significantly to her growth and development. Indias prudent banking system helps the country to survive various national and global economic shocks and meltdowns. Bank of Baroda (BOB) is the second largest and one of the leading profit-making Public Sector Banks in India. This study looks at the financial soundness of BOB under globally accepted CAMELS framework. The study observes the behavior of various parameters of CAMELS rating model and their consistency over the study period. The financial analysis finds the fundamental soundness of BOB with some minor flaws in certain areas. This research ultimately rates the performance of BOB with second grade.
Keywords Basel Accord, Capital Adequacy; CAMELS; Market Sensitivity, Financial Risk
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