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DRIVE - SUMMER
2015
PROGRAM
- MBADS (SEM 3/SEM 5) MBAFLEX/ MBA (SEM 3)
SUBJECT
CODE & NAME - MA0045 & BANKING MANAGEMENT
BK ID -
B1616
CREDITS
- 4
MARKS –
60
Q1.
Illustrate the transformation of the banking system in India in the post
nationalization era. 10
Ans: Transformation of the banking system: A sound and effective
banking system in India is necessary for a healthy economy. The banking
system of a country should be able to meet the new challenges posed by
external and internal factors. The external factors are competition from
global players, new entrants from overseas, competition faced by Indian
banks in foreign soil, etc. Internal factors include
Q2.
Explain the strategies of pricing of business loans by commercial banks to
enhance their credit portfolio.( Enhancement
of credit portfolio through pricing of business loans by commercial banks) 10
Ans:
Pricing Business Loans: Business loans form
the core of credit portfolio of banks. Banks scout for enhancement of
business loans as a strategy for growth and increase in market share. It
may be noted that the major portion of a bank’s fund is employed by way
of loans and advances, which is the most profitable employment of its
funds. The major part of a bank’s income is earned from interest and
discount on the funds so lent.
Q3. Generating
Non-interest income and monitoring expenses are key factors for growth and
profitability. What are the ratios banks use to evaluate these parameters ?(
Ratios of measurement of growth of non-interest income and monitoring expenses)
10
Ans:
Non-interest Income: Non-interest income
means income other than the interest income. This is earned through
commissions, exchanges, and service charges. The overall profitability
of the bank depends on maximisation of non-interest income and reduction
of overhead expenses. The derivatives of non-interest income are commissions
charged on cheque collection, commissions earned through non-fund
credits, and letter of credit. The exchanges charged for issue of demand
draft and electronic funds transfer and service charges are
Q4.
Illustrate the credit process of commercial banks. 10
Ans: Credit Process: Decision making with
regard to credit in a bank is all about analysing the risk involved in
such lending. In the present day, credit risk management is given more importance
in banks. The credit appraisal process requires answering two questions:
·
What
are the fund requirements of a applicant borrower and what are his credentials?
·
To
what
·
Q5.
Explain some of the money market instruments having short maturity and
promising high profitability(Short term and highly profitable money market
instruments) 10
Ans:
Money market instruments:
Banks’ investment consists of different types of instruments. They include money
market instruments which are of short maturities like treasury bills, and
negotiable certificate of deposits and commercial papers. Capital market
instruments have a longer maturity period. They include corporate bonds,
Q6. What
are the benefits derived from leveraging technology by banks in India ? 10
Ans: Benefits of Leveraging Technology: Adoption of technology
will assist in the increased entry of goods and services. Computerising
processes have made banking products and services inexpensive and easy
to use. At the same time, they have helped banks to improve operating
margins due to the processes of customisation, which allows transactions
to take place faster and reduce costs. Technology has increased the
options
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