Dibrugarh University - Semester VI - Indian Financial System (IFSM-603) Syllabus [Both Old and New Course]


Course No.: 603 INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM(IFSM XXIII)
(For B.Com General, Accounting & Finance, Int. Business and Banking & Insurance)
Marks:80 Hours: 40
Objective: The objective of this course is to acquaint students with the mechanism of Indian Financial System.

Course Contents:
Unit-I: Financial System-Concept, elements, Indian Financial System- Characteristics, overview. Major reforms in Indian Financial System during post economic liberalization period.                20: 10 hrs

Unit-II: Banking Institution- Commercial Banks-Functions, Source and application of funds. Rural Banking and NABARD. Central Banking- Need of a central Bank-Reserve Bank of India - Functions of RBI; Monetary Policy of RBI- objectives.                    20: 10 hrs

Unit-III: Financial Market- Concept, Types, New Issue Market, Secondary Market, Money Market. Stock Exchange-Role, functions; Services of Merchant-Banks, underwriters, concept of Marketable and Non-Marketable Securities.                 20: 10 hrs

Unit-IV: Securities Exchange Board of India- Organization, Objectives and Functions; Mutual Fund Institutions in India- their role in the financial market, Nature and Types of Mutual Fund Schemes.                      20: 10 hrs

Text and Reference Books:
1.Khan, M.Y: Indian Financial System; Tata Mc.Graw Hill Education Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi.
2.Bhole, L.M. and Mahakud, J.: Financial Institutions and Markets, Structure, Growth and Innovations:
3.Varshney, P.N and Mittal, D.K: Indian Financial System;Sultan Chand and Sons, New Delhi.
4.Desai, Vasant: The Indian Financial System and Development; Himalaya Publishing House, Mumbai.
5.Bezborah P. & Singh Ranjit: Indian Financial System; Kalyani Publishers.
6. Pathak: The Indian Financial System, Pearson, New Delhi. 


OLD COURSE SYLLABUS
Total Marks: 100 (End Sem 80 + IA 20)

Unit-1: Financial System – Concept, Elements, Indian Financial System – Characteristics, overview. Major reforms in Indian Financial System during post economic liberalization period.  (Marks: 16, 9 Hours)

Unit-2: Banking Institution – Commercial Bank – Functions, Source and Application of Funds, Profitability and Liquidity Management; Banking innovations, Ebanking, Credit card, Debit Card, Lead Banking, New Technology in Banking, Rural Banking and NABARD.  (Marks: 16, 9 Hours)

Unit-3: Central Banking – Need of a Central Bank – Reserve Bank of India – Constitution and Management, Functions of RBI, Monetary Policy of RBI – Objectives.  (Marks: 16, 9 Hours)

Unit-4: Financial Market – Concept, Types, New Issue Market, Secondary Market, Money Market. Stock Exchange – Role, functions; Services of Merchant – Banks, Underwriters, concept of Marketable and Non-marketable securities.  (Marks: 16, 9 Hours)


Unit-5: Securities and Exchange Board of India – Organisation, objectives and Functions; Mutual fund Institutions In India – Their role in the financial market, nature and types of Mutual Fund Scheme.  (Marks: 16, 9 Hours)

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