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PNB scandal highlights need for governance reforms

The fraud scandal engulfing Punjab National Bank, India’s second largest state-owned bank, is a stark reminder that recent measures to revive the banking sector, including the recapitalisation package, need to be supplemented with wider governance reforms to ensure the sector’s long-term health.

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