Wealth management, also known as private banking,... more

Wealth management, also known as private banking, has appeared at the centre-stage in finance management especially of high networth individuals (HNIs), superannuated persons with a corpus of retrial funds, non-resident individuals etc. Also persons of moderate resources looking for safe and appropriate return on their investments often need counseling in wealth management issues.Management institutes in India and overseas generally incorporate a Module on Wealth Management/Private Banking in their courses.Key Features Anatomy of wealth management extensively covered Deposit and investment related services Special credit card facilities and electronic banking service Safe deposit vault and safe custody services of commercial banks Taxation services Estate planning services... less

An invaluable resource written by an expert in th... more

An invaluable resource written by an expert in this field, this encyclopedia gives an in-depth study of the recording, maintenance and preparation of financial statements for various types of businesses. All subjects are dealt elaborately in these volumes.11 VOLUME SETVolume 1: Principles Of Double Entry A Macro ApproachVolume 2: Practice Of Double EntryVolume 3: Organisational AccountsVolume 4: Operational AccountsVolume 5: Partnership AccountsVolume 6: Company Accounts BasicVolume 7: Company Accounts AdvancedVolume 8: Banking, Insurance And Public Utility AccountsVolume 9: Management AccountingVolume 10: Indian Accounting StandardsVolume 11: Accounting Dictionary... less

Managing Banking Risk provides a comprehensive ov... more

Managing Banking Risk provides a comprehensive overview of topics focusing on the assessment, analysis, and management of financial risk in banking. The publication emphasizes risk-management principles and stresses that key players in the corporate governance process are accountable for managing the different dimensions of financial risk.This second edition includes chapters on the management of the treasury function. Advances made by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision are reflected in the chapters on capital adequacy, transparency, and banking supervision.This publication should be of interest to a wide body of users of bank financial data. The target audience includes persons responsible for the analysis of banks and for the senior management or organizations directing their efforts. Since the publication provides an overview of the spectrum of corporate governance and risk management, it is not aimed at technical specialist of any particular risk management area.... less

8 Volumes CEOs, CFOs, fund managers and entrepren... more

8 Volumes CEOs, CFOs, fund managers and entrepreneurs need to know the latest trends in portfolio management, risk management, hedge fund operations, marketing of financial products/services and investor relations to compete in todays cut-throat financial world. This encyclopedia equips leaders with cutting-edge financial knowledge they need to stay ahead of their competitors.Vol. 1: Managing To Have ProfitsVol. 2: Hedge Funds: An Investors GuideVol. 3: Risk: The New Management Imperative in FinanceVol. 4: Analyzing and Managing Banking Risk: A Framework for Assessing Corporate Governance and Financial RiskVol. 5: Selling Financial Products and ServicesVol. 6: Corporate Governance: Putting Investors FirstVol. 7: The New Investor RelationsVol. 8: Portfolio Management... less

Treasury risk management is very crucial in moder... more

Treasury risk management is very crucial in modern banking/financial institution functions the world over, especially as forces of deregulation and globalization gather momentum. Skillful risk management ensures profitability out of market-driven opportunities and this needs articulation. The Basel-II Accord seeks to place significant emphasis on this subject through its Three Pillars. All the essential aspects of treasury risk management and ALM (Asset Liability Management) functions have been covered in the book.This book gives thorough and crisp analysis of market risk segments effecting the financial system. RBI guidelines on market risk management are explained. Risk in mutual fund investment are carefully dealt with. Focal points of existing Basel Accord-I and Basel Accord-II presented in a tabular form.... less

# 1 Book for Bank Managers, Professionals appeari... more

# 1 Book for Bank Managers, Professionals appearing for Bankers Exams conducted bt the Indian Institute of Bankers and Finance(IIBF), universities and Management Institutes... less

With Foreign Exchange Laws Ready Reckorner. An Au... more

With Foreign Exchange Laws Ready Reckorner. An Authorised Publication of Reserve Bank Of India... less

This book is a basic resource material for studen... more

This book is a basic resource material for students, scholars and practitioners in the field of mergers and acquisitions. It discusses global mergers and acquisitions trends and focuses on the emergence of Mergers and Acquisitions wave in India. The theoretical aspects related to Mergers and Acquisations are amply illustrated with the help of a good number of cases. It also includes a review of research studies on Mergers and Acquisitions to evaluate the success of the phenomenon. Covering 17 case studies - covering sctors like pharma, banking, IT and BPO, Consumer Goods, Airlines, Telecom, Auto and so on.... less

The book contains extensive coverage on different... more

The book contains extensive coverage on different areas of bank loans. The discussions include Working capital, Term loans, Loans for Small enterprises, Housing loan, Educational loan, Export loan along with UCP provisions, Loan for Priority sectors and other weaker sections, Loan against share and other securities and various other loan schemes. The contents also encompass security aspects of bank loan, NPA and technique of recovery through banker's own skill and through legal resource.... less

One of the major fears for a money-lender, be it ... more

One of the major fears for a money-lender, be it a bank or a financial institution, is the possible risk of default by the borrowers. Though such defaults could be considered as a commercial risk, the debt recovery mechanism was very cumbersome and time-consuming. It has been causing a serious resource crunch for the lenders. To provide for a speedy mechanism, separate Debts Recovery Tribunals have been constituted under the new 1993 Act. This book discusses at length the statutory provisions with support of case-law from allied legislations. It will prove to be very useful to banks, financial institutions, lawyers and the borrowers.... less