Indian Financial System M.Y. Khan (11th Edition)

This book on Indian Financial System gives a comprehensive account of the main strands in the development of the industrial financing system in India on the basis of information from wide and scattered original sources— against the background of the planned growth of industry till the late eighties and the deregulated economic policy particularly after 1991.The new edition, like the earlier editions, focuses on presenting to the readers the emerging organizational, structural, institutional and regulatory as well as policy developments in the financial sector in India. The contents of all the chapters reflect the major developments since the publication of the earlier edition until end-March 2015.Meant for teachers and students of finance, management, and commerce, this book would also be useful to the finance and investment managers of corporates and financial institutions and the stock exchange community.

Contents

• Financial Systems: Functions and Structure/Organisation
• Indian Financial System—An Overview
• Functions and Organisation
• Regulatory Framework – Primary Market
• Regulatory Framework – Secondary Market
• Primary Market Organisation: Intermediaries
• Primary Market Organisation: Activities/Procedures
• Secondary/Stock Market Organisation
• Money Markets
• Prudential and Exposure Norms Relating to Credit/Advance and Investment Portfolios of Banks
• Management of Non-Performing Assets
• Prudential Norms Relating to Capital Adequacy: Basel II Framework
• Risk Management in Banks
• Non-Banking Financial Companies
• Mutual Funds: Regulations and Operations