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ma0039 smu mba winter 2015 (april/may 2016 exam) IIIrd sem assignment

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DRIVE - WINTER 2015
PROGRAM - MBADS (SEM 3/SEM 5) MBAFLEX/ MBA (SEM 3)
SUBJECT CODE & NAME - MA0039 & RETAIL BANKING
BK ID - B1619
CREDITS-  4
MARKS – 60

Q1. What is a garnishee order ? Does it differ from an Income-tax Attachment order ? 6, 4
Ans: Garnishee Order: A garnishee order is an order issued by the court in favour of judgment creditor attaching the funds of judgment debtor lying with the third party. Here three parties are involved, they are:

·         Judgment creditor
·         Judgment debtor
·         Garnishee or


Q2. Write a note on collection of trade bills. Illustrate a popular third party product offered through the banking channel. 6, 4
Ans: Collection of Trade Bills: Banks help in commercial transactions by helping parties involved in trade to settle their dues. The traders (both seller and buyer) believe that the receipt and payment of money for the goods is assured because of the involvement of banks as a collection agent. Following documents are




Q3. “Handling of negotiable instruments are important activities of commercial banks”. Elucidate the statement. 10
Ans: Handling Negotiable Instruments: Negotiable instruments are principal instruments for making payments and discharging business obligations. These are transferable documents and regulated through laws contained in the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881. According to Section 13 of Negotiable Instrument Act (NI Act), a “Negotiable instrument means a promissory note, bill of exchange or cheque payable either to order or bearer.” Justice K. C. Willis defines negotiable instrument as “one, the property in which is acquired by anyone


Q4. “Settlement of claims needs expertise and acumen” Explain giving illustrations. 10
Ans:
A person who is nominated by the depositor is called ’nominee’. On death of the depositor, a nominee can claim the balance in the depositor’s account by submitting ID proof and death certificate of the depositor to the banker. Nomination makes it easier and quicker for the nominee to claim the balance in the depositor’s account and also helps the bank to minimise procedure for settlement of claim in favour of the nominee.
An account holder can


Q5. Write a case study on phishing in a commercial bank. 10
Ans: Phishing: Did you know that e-mails, long considered the most convenient form of communication, can actually spring some nasty surprises for you? Recently, a few ICICI Bank customers in Mumbai, to their utter dismay, discovered that e-mails can be extremely hazardous, if not to their health, at least to their security. These ICICI Bank customers received an e-mail from someone who posed as an official of the bank and


Q6. Explain the five principles of lending. 10
Ans: Principles of lending: Commercial banks lend deposits collected from public. To avoid risks and to ensure safety of these funds, banks are required to adhere to the principles of lending. There are basically five principles

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