Banking
Banking
Banking
With effective
Syllabus for Master of Business Administration, 4th Semester from academic
Subject Class: Sectoral Elective year 2018-19
Subject Name: Banking
Subject Code: 4549292
1. Learning Outcomes:
Learning Outcome Component Learning Outcome (Learner will be able to)
Business Environment and Domain Evaluate the role of banking, use of internet banking
Knowledge (BEDK) and mobile banking in an emerging economy.
Analyse the mechanism of digital financial services
and its importance in business.
Critical thinking, Business Evaluate problems of non-performing businesses
Analysis, Problem Solving and and suggest measures of recovery of loans.
Innovative Solutions (CBPI)
Global Exposure and Cross- Compare the Indian banking standards with other
Cultural Understanding (GECCU) countries.
Social Responsiveness and Ethics Categorize do’s and don’ts of digital financial
(SRE) services for safety and security of funds.
Effective Communication (EC) Develop written and verbal client-focused
communication styles and strategies.
Leadership and Teamwork (LT) Prepare accurate and relevant financial plans
manually and electronically.
3. Course Contents:
70 Marks
Module No. of
Contents (External
No: Sessions
Evaluation)
Retail Banking, Wholesale Banking, International
Banking and Internet Banking:
Retail Banking:
o Concept of retail banking, retail products and
services, drivers of retail business in India,
Opportunities of retail banking in India.
Wholesale Banking:
o Concept of wholesale banking, products and
services.
International Banking:
Introduction, Needs of Exporters and importers,
I Remittance services. ADR & GDR, Participatory 10 18
Notes. Internet Banking: Need, Advantages, Security,
Difference between Corporate & Retail Internet
Banking.
Banker Customer Relationship:
Debtor – Creditor relationship, Bank as a trustee,
bailee-bailor, agent-principal, lessor-lessee. Anti-
Money Laundering: Concept, Stages, Objectives.
Know-Your Customer: key elements, KYC
Verification for individuals, companies, partnership
firms, trusts and foundations.
Deposit Products and Services:
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GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
With effective
Syllabus for Master of Business Administration, 4th Semester from academic
Subject Class: Sectoral Elective year 2018-19
Subject Name: Banking
Subject Code: 4549292
Social Banking:
Microfinance – Products & Services, Delivery
Mechanism – Self Help Groups (SHGs) in India.
Recovery of Advances:
Methods –Classification of assets as Standard, Non-
Performing Assets, Doubtful debts – Causes and
III Remedial Measures – Management of NPA’s – Debt 10 17
Recovery Tribunals – Lok Adalats. Major Provisions of
Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code in India (with special
reference to NPA).
Payment & Settlement System – New Age Clearing:
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT):
o Scope, Benefits & Charges. Electronic Clearing
Service (ECS)
o Credit Transfer and Debit, Charges.
o Electronic Core Banking Solutions: Concept &
Benefits.
o Cheque Truncation: Concept & Benefits
IV 10 17
Payment & Settlement System – National Gateways
Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS):Concept, RTGS Vs
EFT or NEFT, Processing Charges, Impact.
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GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
With effective
Syllabus for Master of Business Administration, 4th Semester from academic
Subject Class: Sectoral Elective year 2018-19
Subject Name: Banking
Subject Code: 4549292
4. Pedagogy:
ICT enabled Classroom teaching
Case study
Practical / live assignment
Interactive class room discussions
5. Evaluation:
Students shall be evaluated on the following components:
Internal Evaluation (Internal Assessment- 50 Marks)
A Continuous Evaluation Component 30 marks
Class Presence & Participation 10 marks
Quiz 10 marks
B Mid-Semester examination (Internal Assessment-30 Marks)
C End –Semester Examination (External Assessment-70 Marks)
6. Reference Books:
No. Author/Organization Name of the Book Publisher Year of
Publication /
Edition
Introduction to
1 Vijayaragavan Iyengar Excel 2007
Banking
Indian Institute of Banking Principles and
2 MACMILLAN 2015
& Finance (IIBF) Practices of Banking
K C Shekhar & Lekshmy Banking Theory & Vikas
3 2013
Shekhar Practice Publishing
Naboshree Bhattacharya & Banking Law & Vikas
4 2015
Sandeep Kaur Operations Publishing
Modern Banking:
5 R Muraleedharan PHI 2014
Theory & Practice
Note: Wherever the standard books are not available for the topic appropriate print and online
resources, journals and books published by different authors may be prescribed.
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