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ma0043 smu mba Winter 2014 IVth sem assignment

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DRIVE
WINTER 2014
PROGRAM
MBADS (SEM 4/SEM 6)
MBAFLEX/ MBA (SEM 4)
PGDBMN (SEM 2)
SUBJECT CODE & NAME
MA0043 &
CORPORATE BANKING
BK ID
B1817
CREDITS
4
MARKS
60


Qus:1 Corporate banking refers to financial services offered to large clients. Give the meaning of corporate banking. Explain the advantages of corporate banking. Explain different types of lending and loans & advances.
·         Meaning of corporate banking
·         Advantages of corporate banking
·         Types of lending
·         Types of loans & advance
Answer:
Meaning of corporate banking:
Financial services specifically offered to corporations include cash management, financing, underwriting, and issuing of stocks, bonds, or other instruments. Financial institutions often maintain specific divisions for handling the needs

Qus:2 Explain the features and various aspects of project finance. Write the main characteristics of project financing.
·         Explanation of features and various aspects of project finance
·         Explanation of characteristics of project finance
Answer:
Explanation of features and various aspects of project finance:
In the light of huge financing gaps for funding infrastructure projects and constraints on all sources of funds including bank funding, there is a rise in project finance as a tool for financing capital expenditures, particularly the investments in infrastructure


Qus:3 Finance is the life and blood of domestic and international business. Explain the pre-shipment finance.
·         Definition-purpose of loan-evidence of exports – quantum of packing credit advance
·         Margin of packing credit advance-concessional interest rates and periods-interest rate- repayment of packing advance.
Answer:

Definition:

Pre-shipment/packing credit refers to any loan or advance assigned by the bank to an exporter to finance the various steps involved in processing an order, i.e., buying, producing, packing, transferring and storing of the products before shipment based on letter of credit issued in his/her favour or for some other party or confirmed order for export from India have

Qus:4 In its normal course of business, a bank faces many risks. Explain the types of risk in corporate banking.
·         Explanation of market risk
·         Interest rate risk
·         Liquidity risk
·         Foreign exchange risk
·         Credit risk
·         Operational risk
Answer:

Market Risk:

Market risk refers to the risk that the value of a portfolio either an investment portolio or a trading portfolio-may come down due to a change in the value of a portfolio (which may be affected by market risk factors). The assessment of adverse deviations depends on the period of liquidation. The variation in the market value is represented by the profit and loss resulting from transactions. The market value increases if there is a profit and it declines if there is a loss.

Qus:5 Write short notes on:
a) Forward transaction
b) Swap transaction
c) Options
Answer:
Explanation of Forward transaction:
In many cases, a business or financial institution knows it will be receiving or paying an amount of foreign currency on a specific date in the future. When the delivery has to take place at a date farther than the spot date, then it is a forward transaction. For example, in August, a UK importer may arrange for a special Christmas-season shipment of Japanese

Qus:6 In Foreign Exchange Dealers Association of India (FEDAI) explain the objectives, role and responsibilities of FEDAI. Explain the main features of Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA).
·         Explanation of objectives, role and responsibilities of FEDAI.
·         Explanation of features of FEMA.
Answer:
Explanation of objectives, role and responsibilities of FEDAI:
Explanation of objectives:
The main objective of the association as defined in its memorandum is to further the interest and regulate the dealings between authorized dealers in foreign exchange both inter se as well as with public Forex brokers, the Reserve Bank of India and other bodies. Although the memorandum specifies further incidental or ancillary offshoots therefrom, the main

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