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    This document provides details about the Banking course offered at Vivekananda Education Society's Institute of Management Studies & Research. The course is worth 50 marks and is part of the MMS Core Management program for the 2012-2013 batch. The course objectives are to understand banking operations, financial intermediation processes, and mathematical/statistical models in banking. Students will be evaluated based on class participation, a case study, and a final exam. Course sessions will cover topics like the history of banking in India, liabilities/product management, risk management techniques, term loans, retail banking, and visions for banking in 2025. References include course notes and a textbook on the Indian financial system.

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    This document provides details about the Banking course offered at Vivekananda Education Society's Institute of Management Studies & Research. The course is worth 50 marks and is part of the MMS Core Management program for the 2012-2013 batch. The course objectives are to understand banking operations, financial intermediation processes, and mathematical/statistical models in banking. Students will be evaluated based on class participation, a case study, and a final exam. Course sessions will cover topics like the history of banking in India, liabilities/product management, risk management techniques, term loans, retail banking, and visions for banking in 2025. References include course notes and a textbook on the Indian financial system.

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    This document provides details about the Banking course offered at Vivekananda Education Society's Institute of Management Studies & Research. The course is worth 50 marks and is part of the MMS Core Management program for the 2012-2013 batch. The course objectives are to understand banking operations, financial intermediation processes, and mathematical/statistical models in banking. Students will be evaluated based on class participation, a case study, and a final exam. Course sessions will cover topics like the history of banking in India, liabilities/product management, risk management techniques, term loans, retail banking, and visions for banking in 2025. References include course notes and a textbook on the Indian financial system.

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    Name of the Course: Banking

    50 Marks (out of Banking & Insurance Management)

    Vivekananda Education Societys Institute of Management Studies & Research MMS Core Management Course, Semester 3: 2012 -2013 batch

    PROFESSOR: Name: Mahesh Parikh - 98212 28730 akanshaconserv@yahoo.com Course Objectives: Understand the operations of banking & financial intermediation process Mathematical and Statistical Models in Banking area Banking Business Risk Quantification and Monitoring

    Evaluatin Criteria Class attendance / particifition Case Study Final Examination Total 5 Marks 15 Marks 30 Marks 50 Marks

    Session Details Banking Scenario 1947 till now. Liabilities management / Products Assets Products / Management Risks Management & techniques (BASEL) Term Loans Project finance / Structured finance / Retail Finance Rural Banking / Micro finance Co / FOREX / Co-operative Banks / Banking in F.Y.2025-a Vision. Special Issues questions / & Answers.

    References:

    A) Notes B) Indian Financial systems (Part Three) M.Y.KHAN Mcgrew Hill.

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