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Banking Management

Please attempt any 10 questions out of the questions mentioned below.

1. (a) Discuss the objectives and scope of 'Financial Management' in a Bank.

(b) Differentiate between 'Common size Financial Statement Analysis' and 'Trend Analysis' of Balance Sheets of Bank.

2. Discuss the different sources from which Banks can borrow funds within India.

3. Discuss the importance of 'Cost of Funds' for a Bank. Explain the various rates that have an impact on the cost of funds of a Bank.

4. Discuss the salient features of:

(a) Commercial Papers, and

(b) Inter-Bank Participation Certificates

5. Describe the role played by Bank in the foreign exchange market. Briefly discuss the different types of 'Foreign Exchange Rate Systems'. Also explain the factors that affect the foreign exchange rates.

6. What is 'risk management’? What are its objectives? Briefly explain the different categories of risks that are relevant to Banks.

7. Explain the significance of measuring and managing 'credit risk' in Bank. Also discuss the basic approaches to credit risk measurement at individual loan intrinsic level.

8. Why are more and more Bank going for mergers these days? Briefly explain the core principles for future restructuring of weak Banks as suggested by the Verma Group.

9. What are Principles of sound lending?

10. What is negotiable instrument? What are its special features?

11. The relationship between the banker and customer is primarily that of debtor and creditor – Explain.

12. State the function of Central Bank as Lender of last resort.

13. Explain the factors determining cash reserves of banks.

14. Discuss the roles of Commercial banks in economic development.

15. What are the factors to be...