MBA Banking And Finance Syllabus In Alagappa University

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Alagappa University MBA (Banking and Finance) syllabus

Subject Code Title

I SEMESTER
1.1 Management Principles and Practices
1.2 Organizational Behaviour
1.3 Managerial Economics
1.4 Quantitative Techniques
1.5 Financial and Management Accounting

II SEMESTER

2.1 Research Methods
2.2 Business Environment
2.3 Business Laws
2.4 Management Information System
2.5 Human Resource Management

III SEMESTER

3.3 Banking Law and Practice
3.4 Central Banking and Monetary Management
3.5 International Banking and Foreign Exchange

IV SEMESTER

4.1 Computers and Banking
4.2 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
4.3 Project Finance
4.4 Mutual Fund Management
4.5 Merchant Banking
Total

3.3: BANKING LAW AND PRACTICE

UNIT 1

Banking Definition Functions of commercial banks Commercial banks and economic development Indian commercial banking system Nationalisation.

UNIT 2

Relationship between banker and customer Definition of a customer Debtor and Creditor relationship Banker as trustee Obligations of a banker: Obligation to honour cheques, and to maintain secrecy of accounts Bankers Rights: Right of lien, Set off, Appropriation and to charge interest and incidental charges.

UNIT 3

Customers accounts with the banker: NRI deposits Fixed deposit/unfixed accounts, Savings bank accounts, Recurring deposit accounts and Current accounts Opening, operation and closing of such accounts Legal aspects of entries in the pass book.

UNIT 4

Management of bank funds Factors determining cash reserves of banks Principles of sound lending Collection of credit information Different types of borrowers such as individuals, joint account holders, limited companies, partnership firms, trustees, local authorities and co-operative societies.

UNIT 5

Different types of securities their suitability or otherwise as banking cover different methods of charging them precautionary measures to be taken in respect of advances against goods, documents of title to goods, stock exchange securities, life policies, real estate, FDR and book debts Documentation in respect of various types of borrowers and securities.


UNIT 6

Negotiable Instruments - Definition Essential features Distinguishing features of cheque, bill and promissory note Holder and holder in due course Payment in due course.

Endorsment definition Kinds of endorsement Crossing Types Paying banker Points to be considered before passing a cheque for payment statutory protection - Collecting banker Duties Statutory protection.

REFERENCE

1. M.L. Tannan, Banking Law and Practice in India, Thacker & Co.Ltd., Bombay.
2. Varshney and Sundaram, Banking Theory, Law and Practice, Sultan Chand & Sons, New Delhi.
3. M. Radhaswami and S.V. Vasudevan, A Textbook of Banking, S.Chand & Company Ltd., New Delhi.

3.4: CENTRAL BANKING AND MONETARY MANAGEMENT

UNIT 1

Money Market Meaning Composition of the money market Characteristics of developed and underdeveloped money market The Indian money market.

UNIT 2

Central Banking Evolution Definition Characteristics of a central bank Functions of a central bank : Central bank as bank of issue, governments banker, agent and adviser, custodian of cash reserves of the commercial banks, Bank of rediscount and lender of last resort and custodian of the nations foreign exchange reserves.

UNIT 3

Creation of credit by commercial banks Central bank as the controller of credit Quantitative weapons of credit control: Bank Rate, OMOs and VCRR Qualitative weapons of credit control: Margin requirements, consumer credit regulation, credit rationing, control through directives and moral suasion Role of central bank in a developing economy.

UNIT 4

Monetary policy Objectives: Exchange rate stability, Price stability, Neturality of money, Full employment and economic growth Choosing between conflicting objectives Efficacy of monetary policy.

UNIT 5

The Reserve Bank of India Evolution Organisation: Central Board, local boards and departments in the central office RBI as currency authority RBI as banker to the government RBIs supervision over commercial banks Licensing of banks Regulations relating to capital, Reserves and liquid assets Inspection of banks Control over methods of operation and management Training of banking personnel and banking education Deposit insurance.

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