HPH Banking and Insurance by Shri O.P. Agarwal

During worldwide recession of 2008, India suffered a least but had a unprecedented change in its financial architecture. Globalisation has not only the mass availability of large number of alternative products/financial services. But this also brought harmful products like toys and similar things which were extremely harmful to children due to its contents of chemicals.

Subjects like NPAs and RRBs have been enlarged and take over of RRBs by new bank licence-holder may relieve the Central and State Governments from running of rural banks and making available the financial services to rural population with latest mechanised methods.

Contents :

1. Evolution of Banking
2. Role of Commercial Banking
3. Structure, Growth and Development of Banking
4. Study of Commercial Banks’ Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account
5. Treasury and Funds Management in Banks
6. Risk Management in Banks
7. Assets-Liabilities Management
8. Role of Reserve Bank of India
9. Cooperative Banks/RRBs and Rural Banking
10. Narasimham Committee: Banking Sector Reforms
11. Basel-II and Basel-III Implications for Indian Banks
12. Asset Reconstruction Company
13. Securitisation Act, 2002
14. Project Financing and Working Capital Finance
15. Banking through Information Technology
16. Priority Sector Advances
17. Banking Legislation
18. Introduction to Insurance
19. Growth and Development of Insurance in India
20. Range of Products and Services of Insurance
21. Funds Management in Insurance Sector
22. Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA)
23. Policy Values
24. Methods of Valuation
25. Data of Valuation
26. Underwriting of Life Insurance
27. Insurance Marketing
28. Underwriting of General Insurance
29. Laws Relating to Insurance Business
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