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DRIVE
FALL
2014
PROGRAM
- BBA
SEMESTER
-VI
SUBJECT
CODE & NAME
BBA603
& ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
BK ID -
B1905
CREDITS
– 4, MARKS – 60
Q.1
Explain the main functions of banks. Write down the lending activities and
lending policies of bank. (Functions of banks, Lending activities and lending
policies of bank) 5,5
ANS:
Functions: The main functions of
the Bank are:
(i) To aid in the
reconstruction and the developing of territories of its member governments by
facilitating investment of capital for productive purposes.
(ii) To advertize private
foreign investment by guaranteeing or by participating in loans and other
investments of capital for productive purposes.
(iii) Where pri
Q.2
Write the objectives of global financial regulation. Explain the key features
of Basel III and its impact. (Objectives of global financial regulation, Key
features of Basel III and its impact) 5,5
ANS:
Objectives of Global Financial
Regulation: Some
of the objectives of the global financial regulations should be:
• Greater financial integration
and harmony
• Greater sensitivity
to changing macroeconomic conditions
• Greater coordination
of activities of the sectoral and national regulators
• High level of
capital in the banking and insurance sector
• To monitor
Q.3
Explain the role of government in financing international trade. (Write about
the EXIM, Various operations groups in that and credit services) 5,5
ANS:
Export and Import Bank of India (EXIM):
The
Export and Import Bank of India, commonly known as the EXIM bank was established
in 1982, by an Act of Parliament to facilitate, finance, coordinate and promote
India’s foreign trade. Exim Bank lays special emphasis on extension of Lines
of Credit to overseas entities, national governments, regional financial
institutions and commercial banks. Exim Bank also extends buyer’s credit and
supplier’s cre
Q.4
There are different determinants in exchange rates. Explain all the
determinants of exchange rates. (Write all the 14 points under determinants of
exchange rates) 10
ANS:
Determinants of Exchange Rates: Although in a free
market the exchange rate should be determined by the demand and supply
of currencies, there are many other factors which influence the exchange
rates, such as:
• Balance of Payment (BOP):
The BOP position of a country is a clear indicator of the demand and supply
of foreign currency. If a country has a BOP surplus i.e. more supply of foreign
currency, then foreign currency will be cheaper th
Q.5
Explain the Balance of Payment(BOP) accounting with sources and uses of funds
with examples. How is accounting equilibrium different from accounting
disequilibrium? (Explanation of BoP accounting with the sources and uses of
funds and give examples, Explanation of accounting equilibrium and
disequilibrium) 5,5
ANS:
BoP Accounting: Balance of payment
also follows a principle of double-entry book-keeping, like any other
accounting statements. This means that every international transaction should
lead to a debit and credit entry of equal magnitude. It is important to understand
that balance of payment statement is neither a bala
Q.6
Explain the challenges and emerging trends of international finance. (Write
down all the challenges and all the 4 steps of emerging trends in global
trade.) 10
ANS:
Challenges: The Asian financial
crisis of 1997 and global economic crisis of 2007-2008 triggered by the
fall of the Lehman Brothers reminded financial managers that macroeconomic
challenges could emerge without any notice and the road to recovery
could be further challenging. Some of these challenges are:
Policy options: The key policy p
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