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Level: Master's Program: MBA Trimester: V: Uniglobe College Affiliated To Pokhara University

This document outlines the course Central Banking and Monetary Policy. It is a master's level course offered by Uniglobe College affiliated with Pokhara University. The course aims to educate students on central banking, money supply, and monetary policy. It is divided into two parts that cover central banking functions and operations, and the role of money in the national economy. Assessment is based on class participation, quizzes, assignments, projects, tests, and an end of term exam. Students are divided into groups to prepare presentations summarizing recent monetary policy reports and central bank documents. Home assignments include summarizing the latest monetary policy and the Nepal Rastra Bank Act.

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Level: Master's Program: MBA Trimester: V: Uniglobe College Affiliated To Pokhara University

This document outlines the course Central Banking and Monetary Policy. It is a master's level course offered by Uniglobe College affiliated with Pokhara University. The course aims to educate students on central banking, money supply, and monetary policy. It is divided into two parts that cover central banking functions and operations, and the role of money in the national economy. Assessment is based on class participation, quizzes, assignments, projects, tests, and an end of term exam. Students are divided into groups to prepare presentations summarizing recent monetary policy reports and central bank documents. Home assignments include summarizing the latest monetary policy and the Nepal Rastra Bank Act.

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UNIGLOBE COLLEGE

Affiliated to Pokhara University

Level :
Master's
Program: MBA
Trimester: V
Course

:
Central Banking and
Monetary Policy
Course Code :
BNK 627

Marks Weight
S.N
Test Activities
.

No.

Weight

Class participation & Discipline

10%

Quiz (20 marks)

10%

Home assignment (20 marks 2=


40)

10%

Project work and presentation

10%

Class test (20 marks 2 = 40)

5%

Mid-term test

15%

End-term exam

40%

Total

100%

Textbook and References


1. Peter S. Rose Money and Capital
Markets, McGraw-Hill International
Editions
2. Burton & Lombra. (2004) The
Financial System & the Economy:
Principles of Money & Banking .
3rd Ed. USA: Thomson Southwest.
3. Miller, R. et.al. (2007) Money,
Banking, Financial Markets. 3rd Ed.
USA: Thomson South- Western

Reference books
4. Stephen G. Cecchetti, Money, Banking and
Financial Markets, Tata McGraw Hill
Education (P) Ltd.
5. Peter S. Rose and Sylvia C. Hudgins, Bank

Management & Financial Services, Tata


McGraw Hill Education (P) Ltd. New Delhi
6. Padmalatha Suresh and Justin Paul,

Management of Banking and Financial


Services, Dorling Kindersley (India) Pvt. Ltd.

Course Outline
Part I

Central Banking
Development & Growth of Central Bank
Functions & Operations of the Central Bank
Regulations & Supervisions of Financial
Institutions
Central Banking for Socio-Economic
development

Part II Money in the Nations Economy


Money and its Evolution
Monetary Standard
Nepalese Monetary Policy

Project Work
Prepare a Summary of the following
report/documents by each individual.

Make presentation as follows:


Group

Students
(of following Roll number)

Report/Documents

1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29

Monetary Policy 2073/74

2, 6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, 30

Annual Bank Supervision Report

3, 7, 11, 15, 19, 23, 27

Financial Stability Report

4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 24, 28

Monetary Policy Transmission in


Nepal

Home Assignment
1. Prepare a summary of Monetary Policy
2073/74
2. Prepare a summary of Nepal Rastra Bank
Act, 2002
3. Solve all previous mid term and end term
questions
Submission date:
As soon as possible but at least one day
before the last class.

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