Financial Institution Management

This course gives a prologue to the administration of money related foundations and mediators. The course concentrates on the significance of guaranteeing great hierarchical working inside organizations to deal with the changed sorts of hazard that they might be presented to. Understudies are first acquainted with the build of the firm as a lawful element, and how budgetary establishments have particular prerequisites that identify with this.

PART ONE: AN OVERVIEW

1. The Nature and Role of Financial System

2. An Introduction to Security Analysis

3. The Indian Financial System on the Eve of Planning

4. An Overview of the Indian Financial System in the Post-1950 Period

5. Financial Sector Reforms

PART TWO: REGULATORY AND PROMOTIONAL INSTITUTIONS

6. The Reserve Bank of India

7. The securities and Exchange Board of India

PART THREE: BANKING INSTITUTIONS

8. Commercial Banks

9. Co-operative Banks

PART FOUR: NON-BANK FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES AND STATUTORY FINANCIAL ORGANISATIONS

10. Small Savings Provident Funds and Pension Funds

11. Insurance Companies

12. Unit Trust of India and Mutual Funds

13. Miscellaneous Non-bank Financial Intermediaries

14. Public Deposits with Non-banking Companies

15. Non-bank Statutory Financial Organisation

PART FIVE: MARKETS

16. Call Money Market

17. Treasury Bills Market

18. Commercial Bills Market

19. Markets for Commercial Paper and Certificate of Deposits

20. The Discount Market

21. Market for Financial Guarantees

22. Government (Gilt-edged) Securities Market

23. Industrial Securities Market

24. Markets for Futures, Options, and Other Financial Derivatives

PART SIX: INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF FINANCIAL MARKETS

25. Foreign Exchange Market

26. Foreign Capital Flows

PART SEVEN: INTEREST RATES

27. Theories of the Level and Structure of Interest Rates