Being Peerless

D.N. Ghosh

ISBN 10: 9353455235 / ISBN 13: 9789353455231

Published by Juggernaut, 2024

About this Item

Peerless is a household name in Bengal today. It started in 1932 as a Swadeshi insurance company, founded by Radhashyam Roy, a school headmaster from Narayanganj in Bangladesh. By the end of the twentieth century, it became the most cherished nonbanking financial company, honouring the commitment to five crore customers by its timely maturity payments of `20,000 crore. With this promise of trust and credibility, Peerless has now diversified into the hospitality, healthcare and housing sectors. For the first time comes a deeply researched history of this storied organization from its start in preIndependence India to the present day. Being Peerless charts out the evolution of retail small savings for the common man, along with related regulatory reforms to safeguard depositors interest. This story of a resilient financial institution is an invaluable work, providing deep insights into various aspects of the Indian economy.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Being Peerless
• Publisher: Juggernaut
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 9353455235
• ISBN 13: 9789353455231
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

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Peerless is a household name in Bengal today. It started in 1932 as a Swadeshi insurance company, founded by Radhashyam Roy, a school headmaster from Narayanganj in Bangladesh. By the end of the twentieth century, it became the most cherished nonbanking financial company, honouring the commitment to five crore customers by its timely maturity payments of `20,000 crore. With this promise of trust and credibility, Peerless has now diversified into the hospitality, healthcare and housing sectors.

For the first time comes a deeply researched history of this storied organization from its start in preIndependence India to the present day.

Being Peerless charts out the evolution of retail small savings for the common man, along with related regulatory reforms to safeguard depositors’ interest. This story of a resilient financial institution is an invaluable work, providing deep insights into various aspects of the Indian economy.

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About the Author

Dhruba Narayan Ghosh was an Indian bureaucrat who served as the twelfth chairman of the State Bank of India. Postretirement, he held many board positions in the private sector and also became the managing trustee of the Sameeksha Trust, which runs the Economic and Political Weekly. He passed away in 2023 in Kolkata.