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DRIVE Summer 2015
PROGRAM MBADS (SEM
3/SEM 5)
MBAFLEX/ MBA (SEM
3) PGDBMN (SEM 1)
SUBJECT CODE &
NAME- MA0036 & FINANCIAL SYSTEM & COMMERCIAL BANKING
BK ID-B1770
CREDITS-4
MARKS-60
Q1. Explain the
significance of financial system. Write the characteristics, need and importance
of financial system.
(Explanation of significance
of financial system, Explanation of characteristics, need and importance of
financial system)4,6
Ans.
Significance of
financial system
The term financial system is a
set of inter-related economic activities working together to achieve economic
development. It includes different markets, institutions, instruments, services
and mechanisms that influence the generation of savings, investment, capital
formation and growth. According to Robinson, the primary function of the system
is "to
Q2. Write the
features of money market and its constituents. Explain about the margin trading
and give one example.
(Explanation of
features and constituents of money market, Explanation of margin trading with
example)6,4
Ans.
Features and
constituents of money market
Money
market covers financial assets which are close substitutes for money and the
money as well.
The
money market performs the following main functions:
·
To
provide a method and system to fulfil the demand and supply of short-term
funds.
·
To
provide a
Q3. Write short
notes on:
a)Commercial Banks
b)Cooperative Banks
(Explanation of
commercial banks, Explanation of cooperative banks)5,5
Ans.
a)Commercial Banks
Commercial
banks are the largest financial intermediaries. The intermediation is the
process of linking savers as well as investors and those who make use of funds
for developing their business. Banking institutions in India have played a
predominant role in augmenting savings from the public and helping the economy
in channelising the same for productive use. Banking institutions, which are
included in the Second Schedule of RBI Act 1934 and modified up till 2012, are
known as
Q4. Explain the
formation and purpose of Reserve Bank of India. Write the functions of RBI.
(Explanation of
formation and purpose of RBI., Functions of RBI)4,6
Ans.
Formation and
purpose of RBI
Formation
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is the central bank of our country. It was established by the Reserve Bank of
India Act, 1934, and started functioning from 1 April 1935. The bank was originally promoted as a Public
Limited Company with a paid up capital of ` 5 crores. Subsequently, it took over the function of
currency issue from the Government of India and
Q5. Explain the
features of core banking system. Explain the electronic fund transfer and its
benefits.
(Features of core
banking system, Explanation of electronic fund transfer and its benefits)4,6
Ans.
Features of core
banking system
The
given below are the key features of core banking:
·
24X7X365
Banking possible without break.
·
Anywhere
·
Q6. Explain the
perspectives in retail banking and also explain the five questions that are to
be answered by the financial institution.
(Explanation of
perspectives in retail banking, Explanation of all the points that are answered
by financial institutions)5,5
Ans.
Perspectives in
retail banking
The
growth is very hard to find as the revenue of the business is always under
intense pressure and due to the increasing cost in every business.The following
four forces are proving this point:
·
There
is more unemployment problem due to economic climate, low interest rates and
poor housing market.
·
The
consumers
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