Retail Banking in India (For CAIIB)

Retail Banking In India, By O.P. Agarwal, 2nd Ed. 2012, Price: Rs.125/-, Contents:- 1. Retail Loans 2. Customers Requirements 3. Product Development Process 4. Credit Scoring and Risks 5. Credit and Debit Cards 6. Remittance Products 7. Marketing of Retail Banking Services 8. Delivery Channels in Retail Banking 9. Delivery Models in Banks 10. Customer Relationship Management 11. Banking Codes and Standard Board of India 12. Non-Performing Assets/Regn. of Documents 13. Securitisation - Mortgage Backed Securities 14. Bancassurance 15. Mutual Funds/Demat and Wealth Management 16. Lender’s Appraisal Procedure and Documentation 17. Mortgage as Security 18. Monitoring of Advances/Restructuring of Loans/ Power of Attorney 19. Internet Banking 20. Answers of all Questions

CAIIB BOOKS, Ed.- 2013

Recently published CAIIB Books:-

Guide To CAIIB (Objective Q & A)

Bank Financial  Management (Ed.2013)                                               Rs.200/-

N.S. Toor & Arundeep Singh

 

Advance Bank  Management (Ed.2013)                                               Rs.175/-

N.S. Toor & Arundeep Singh

Analysis of Balance Sheet

Analysis of Balance Sheet (8^th Ed. 2012)                           Rs.175/-

N.S. Toor                    

Contents: Financial Statement Analysis: An Overview # Financial Statement: Accounting Concepts, Conventions and Standard # Revenue Standards # Balance Sheet # Fund Flow Statement # Cash Flow Statement # Other Financial Information # Tools for Analysis of Financial Statements # Tools for Analysis – Break Even Analysis # Case Studies on Financial Statement Analysis # Balance Sheet of Banking Companies # Financial Glossary.                                    

 

Techniqes of Bank Lending

Techniques of Bank Lending (1^st  Ed. 2012)                        Rs.150/-

A.K. Das (Faculty member Bank of India STC, Noida)

Contents: #Various Types of Charges #Credit Appraisal # Balance Sheet Analysis # Working Capital #CMA data # Cash Flow Statement & Fund Flow Statement # Document # Bank Guarantees # Financial Inclusion # Consortium Financing # Letter of Credit # Non Performing Assets # Agriculture Finance.

How to Face Bank Interviews?

Book relates & contains technical banking knowledge.

How to Face Bank Interview (9^th Ed. 2012)              Rs.200/-

N.S. Toor  

Contents: EMERGING BANKING TRENDS * CREDIT POLICY & BANK ADVANCES *FOREIGN EXCHANGE * BANKING LAW & PRACTICE *INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & BANKING * FINANCIAL STATEMENTS & RATIO ANALYSIS  *MANAGEMENT ISSUES * SITUATION ANALYSIS, DECISION MAKING & STRATEGY FORMULATION *INDIAN ECONOMY & ECONOMIC POLICY

Credit Management in Banks

 

 

Recently published book on Credit Management.

Bank Credit Management (1st Ed. 2012)                    Rs.300/-

N.S. Toor  

Contents: Part-1 : Basic principles of lending

Basic Principles of Lending, Credit Policy of RBI, SME financing Policy, Credit Risk Management, Credit Risk Rating and Risk pricing.

Part-2 :  Pre-sanction Appraisal

Know Your Borrowers, Different types of borrowers, Financial Statements & Ratio Analysis, Project Financing, Working capital finance, Non-fund based Exposures, Export Finance.

Part-3  : Post-sanction Monitoring

Loan documentation and charge creation, Post-sanction monitoring.

Part-4 : Loan Recovery Management

Non-performing Advances – Concepts, Restructuring of loans and advances, Legal Remedies for loan recovery.

JAIIB BOOKS

New edition of JAIIB Books has been released.

Guide To JAIIB (Objective Q & A)

Principle & Practices of Banking (Ed.2012)                  Rs.175/-

N.S. Toor & Arundeep Singh                           

 

Accounting & Finance for Banker (Ed.2012)                Rs.175/-

N.S. Toor            

 

Legal & Regulatory Aspects of Banking (Ed.2012)         Rs.175/-

N.S. Toor & Arundeep Singh

Handbook of Banking Information

New edition of Handbook of Banking Information has been released.

Handbook of Banking Information (35^th Ed. July, 2012)     Rs.350/-

Authored by: N.S. Toor (Formerly Chief Manager, PNB)

Contents: Emerging Banking Trends, Industrial & Conventional loans, Priority Sector Advances, Banking Law & Practice, Foreign Exchange Operations, Financial Statement/Ratio Analysis, Computer & Banking, Summary of recent RBI Guidelines, Indian Economy – An Update

Risk Management in Basel

Risk Management  in BASEL

 

By Dr. Deepak Tandon……Ed. 2012……..Price Rs.125/-(HB).

Contents:-

1.      Introduction

1.1  History of the Basel Committee and its Membership

1.2  Banking Regulation and Supervision

1.3  Organization Chart of the BASEL Committee

 

2.      The Basel I Accord

2.1  Need and Scope for Basel  Regulations

2.2  Purpose of Basel 1

2.3  The Accord

2.4  Criticisms of Basel 1

 

3.      The Basel 2 Accord

3.1  Basel 2 Framework

3.2  Pillar 1(Minimum capital requirements)

3.3  Pillar 2 (Supervisory review)

3.4  Pillar 3 (Market discipline)

3.5  Basel II and CAMELS Framework

3.6  Adoption of Basel II Framework by various Countries

3.7  Credit Risk Management

3.8  Case Study: Credit Risk Management in Punjab National Bank

3.9                      Market Risk Management

3.10          Operational Risk Management

3.11          Limitations to Risk Management in Banks

 

4.      BASEL III Accord

4.1  Introduction

4.2  Shortcomings of BASEL II

4.3  Areas addressed by the proposal

4.4  The Timelines for Implementation

4.5  Comparision of BASEL III with BASEL II

4.6  BASEL III and New risk approaches in Indian Banking

4.7  Capital allocation in Indian Banks viz a viz BASEL III

4.8  Operations Risk management in BASEL III

4.9       Macro-economic Impact of BASEL III

4.10          Indian Bank’s Current Capital Allocation Timeline’s for BASEL 3

4.11          Conclusion

4.12          Key dates

 

5.      Preparing for BASEL IV

5.1  Basel IV rules based on negative rates

5.2  The Basel IV new capital ratios will be phased in from 2025 to 2029

5.3  Preparing for Basel IV: why liquidity risks still present a challenge to regulators in prudential supervision

5.4  Other Criticisms and Challenges Presented by Recent Basel Reforms

5.5  Conclusion

 

6.      Capital Adequacy Requirements and Current Scenario of Indian Banking System

6.1  Basel I Capital Adequacy Ratio’s Requirement Status in India

6.2  Basel II Capital Adequacy Ratio’s Requirement Status in India

6.3  Change in Basel I Capital Adequacy Ratio of various Public Sector Banks in India from 2007-08 to 2008-09

6.4  Change in Basel II Capital Adequacy Ratio of various Public Sector Banks in India from 2007-08 to 2008-09

6.5  Comparative Analysis