Principles of Banking (with case studies)

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This book offers a new framework for banking law. It takes as a given the modern world of the multifunctional bank, with international operations. Existing books on banking law are generally rooted in domestic retail banking they focus on matters such as the banker-customer relationship, bank accounts, retail payments (mainly by cheque) and bank securities. If it is dealt with, bank financing is assumed to be by means of overdraft. Excellent though some of these book may be, they paint only part of the picture. Those wanting to see the whole canvas must go to specialist books on subjects ranging from bank regulation, through corporate securities to international finance. This book tries to bring the bulk of legal matters relating to banking within the four corners of the picture.

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Rakesh Kumar (1975) holds a Masters' in Economics and received his dosctorate from C.C.S. University Meerut. He is a brilliant pedagogue and an academician to repute. He has many research papers to his credit but worth mentioning among those is The Economics of Urban Informal Sector : A Case Study of Ghaziabad won him wide acclaim. Presently he is working as a lecturer Dept. Of Economics A.K.P.G. College, Hapur, Ghaziabad. Table of Contents Banking and Bank Organisations Interbank Networks Bank Regulation Central Banking The Duty of Confidentiality Advisory and Transactional Liability