1M. Com. M. Phil. (Ph. D.), Research Scholar, Commerce, Reg. No. PP.COM.0023C, Rayalaseema University, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad-500 027
2M. Com. M. Phil. MBA, Ph. D. Associate Professor & Head, Department of Commerce, Badruka College of Commerce & Arts, (affiliated to Osmania University), Kachiguda
The objective of the present paper is to measure the growth performance of SBI (State Bank of India) over a period of ten years (2005–2006 to 2014–2015) using secondary data with the application of descriptive methods of statistical analysis including correlation and multiple regression. The parameters tested for measuring the growth performance of SBI are Reserve and Surplus growth (RES), Advance growth (ADV), Investment growth (INV), Interest Earned growth (IE), Operating Expenses growth (OE), Equity Dividend growth (ED), Net profit growth (NP) and EPS growth (EPS). The results reveal that the growth performance of SBI is satisfactory in the study period. This performance can be attributed to the adoption of modern technology, banking reforms, and good recovery mechanisms in the bank
SBI, Growth Performance, Descriptive Statistics, Correlation, Regression
