Management of Financial Market and Institutions: Theory & Practice

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The proper role of government provides a starting point for the analysis of publicfinance. In theory, under certain circumstances private markets will allocate goods and services among individuals efficiently in the sense that no waste occurs and that individual tastes are matching with the economy's productive abilities. If private markets were able to provide efficient outcomes and if the distribution of income were socially acceptable, then there would be little or no scope for government. In many cases, however, conditions for private market efficiency are violated. For example, if many people can enjoy the same good at the same time (non-rival, non-excludable consumption, then private markets may supply too little of that good. National defense is one example of non-rival consumption, or of a public good.

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Dr. Pranav Saraswat is currently working as Assistant Professor & E-Cell coordinator at Asia Pacific Institute of Management, Institutional Area Jasola, New Delhi. He has completed Masters in Accounting and Business Statistics from Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati University, Ajmer in 2005 and obtained Ph.D in Accounting and Finance from the same university in the year 2009. In addition he also holds MBA in Finance and M.A from Rajasthan. Dr. Saraswati islife member of Indian Commerce Association (ICA). He has rich teaching and research experience of seven years while working withvarious leading Management Institutions at different positions during this period. He is also the winner of BOLT award (Board Outlook Learner Teacher) which is given by Rajasthan Patrika and Air India jointly. He has also attended various UGC recognized and sponsored FDP's. One of his case studies has been accepted by European case clearing house. He has written many research papers published in various seminars & symposium and presented his papers. Recently, he is working on the book entitled “Relationship Management.” Table of Contents Preface Banking and Finance: Developments, Issues and Prospects Risk management in the banking sector: current practices and challenges Cross-Border banking: Challenges for deposit insurance and financial stability Sustainable finance and banking Global Banking Trends and the Crisis Banking on robbery: The role of fraud in the financial crisis Development of financial service in capital market Capital flows in the Era of Globalization Financial Management of Not-for-Profit Organization Impact of the financial Crisis on Finance Sector Workers Bibliography Index