Indian Financial System,Khan

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The focus of the new edition of this well known text-cum-reference book continues to be on presenting to the readers the emerging organizational,structural, institutional as well as regulatory and policy developments in the financial sector of this country. It portrays all the majordevelopments until end December 2008.The main sources of the revision materials are the publications of the RBI,SEBI and IRD. Key Features: Thoroughly revised chapters reflecting the developments in the financial sector Two new chapters: Management of Non-performing Assets and Prudential Norms relating to Capital Adequacy: Basel II Framework Additional reading material on the companion website

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: M.Y. Khan Professor of Finance and Dean, Faculty of Business, and Head, Department of Financial Studies, University of Delhi. A PhD in Industrial Finance, Prof Khan has more than 40 years of teaching and research experience. Table of Content: PART I: THE BACKGROUND Chapter 1. Financial Systems: Functions and Structure/OrganisationChapter 2. Indian Financial System?An Overview PART II: FINANCIAL MARKETSChapter 3. Functions and OrganisationChapter 4. Regulatory FrameworkChapter 5. Listing RegulationsChapter 6. Primary Market Organisation: IntermediariesChapter 7. Primary Market Organisation: Activities/ProceduresChapter 8. Secondary/Stock Market OrganisationChapter 9. Money Markets PART III: FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIESChapter 10. Prudential Norms Relating to Credit/Advance and Investment Portfolios of BanksChapter 11. Management of Non-Performing AssetsChapter 12. Prudential Norms Relating to Capital Adequacy: Basel II FrameworkChapter 13. Risk Management in BanksChapter 14. Non-Banking Financial CompaniesChapter 15. Mutual Funds: Regulations and OperationsChapter 16. Insurance Organisation PART IV: CAPITAL MARKET INSTRUMENTSChapter 17. Capital Market Instruments PART V : PRIVATE FOREIGN INVESTMENTChapter 18. Foreign Capital