Description
McGraw Hill Indian Financial System 11Th Edition by M Y Khan
Now in its Eleventh Edition, Indian Financial System continues to focus on emerging organizational/structural/institutional and regulatory/policy developments in the financial sector in India. The book comprehensively covers the development of the industrial financial system in India based on information from widely/scattered original sources — against the background of the planned growth of industry till the late eighties and the deregulated economic policy particularly after 1991.
Designed primarily for teachers and advanced students of finance, management and commerce, this book will also be useful to the financial and investment managers of corporates and financial institutions and the stock exchange community.
Highlights
• Comprehensive coverage on Foreign Direct Investment
• Special emphasis laid on the theories, concepts and business practices for facilitating swift decision making
• Updated regulatory and policy framework for NBF companies, Mutual Funds and Schemes, Credit Rating Agencies, IRDA regulations, Accounting/Reporting Framework and Taxation of Leasing etc.
Table of Contents
Part 1 The Background
1. Financial Systems: Functions and Structure/Organisation
2. Indian Financial System: An Overview
Part 2 Financial Markets
3. Functions and Organisation
4. Regulatory Framework: Primary Market
5. Regulatory Framework: Secondary Market
6. Primary Market Organisation: Intermediaries
7. Primary Market Organisation: Activities/Procedures
8. Secondary/Stock Market Organisation
9. Money Markets
Part 3 Financial Intermediaries
10. Prudential and Exposure Norms Relating to Credit/Advance and Investment Portfolios of Banks
New Product Information
11. Management of Non-Performing Assets
12. Prudential Norms Relating to Capital Adequacy: Basel II Framework
13. Risk Management in Banks
14. Non-Banking Financial Companies
15. Mutual Funds and Investment Trusts: Regulations and Operations
16. Insurance Organisations
Part 4 Capital Market Instruments
17. Capital Market Instruments