Overview of INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM: The eighth edition of this leading textbook on Indian Financial System is aimed at reflecting the current regulatory andpolicy developments in the financial system in India. It comprehensively covers the significant developments till March2013.Features Discussion on Institutional Placement Programme and Rights Issues of IDRs under the section on Qualified Institutional Placement and Issue of IDRs Completely re-written section on Regulatory Framework for Issue of Commercial Papers RBIs Guidelines on Transfer of Assets through Securitisation and Direct Assignment of Cashflows, 2013 RBIs NBFCMicro Finance Institutions Directions, 2012 and RBIs CICs Overseas Investment Directions, 2012 Infrastructure Debt Fund Schemes of SEBI in section dealing with the Regulatory Mechanism for Mutual Fund Operations Issuance of Capital by Life Insurance Companies Regulation, 2012 Completely re-written framework on FDI policy Book Type Educational Material -Accounting and Finance Text Book. Binding Paperback Language English Number of Pages: 900 ISBN – 10 1259097986 Copyright Year 2013 The INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM Published On: 2013 Resource For Accounting and Finance students and professionals. Table of Contents/Index/Syllabus of INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM: • Part I: The Background 1. Financial Systems: Functions and Structure/Organisation 2. Indian Financial System-An Overview • Part II: Financial Markets 3. Functions and Organisation 4. Regulatory Framework 5. Listing Regulations 6. Primary Market Organisation: Intermediaries 7. Primary Market Organisation: Activities/Procedures 8. Secondary/Stock Market Organisation 9. Money Markets • Part III: Financial Intermediaries 10. Prudential and Exposure Norms Relating to Credit/Advance and Investment Portfolios of Banks 11. Management of Non-Performing Assets 12. Prudential Norms Relating to Capital Adequacy: Basel II Framework 13. Risk Management in Banks 14. Non-Banking Financial Companies 15. Mutual Funds: Regulations and Operations 16. Insurance Organisation • Part IV: Capital Market/Instruments 17. Capital Market Instruments • Part V: Private Foreign Investment 18. Foreign Direct Investments 19. Other Forms of Foreign Investment in India/Abroad” About Author of INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM: M Y Khan M Y Khan, Formerly Professor of Finance and Dean, Faculty of Business and Head, Department ofFinancial Studies, University of Delhi About Tata McGraw Hill Education: Tata McGraw Hill Education is a leading innovator in the development of teaching and learning solutions for the 21st century. Through a comprehensive range of traditional and digital educational content and tools, McGraw Hill Education India empowers and prepares professionals and students of all ages to connect, learn and succeed in the global economy. Tata McGraw Hill Education partners around the world with students, educators, administrators and other professionals to deliver engaging, adaptive and personalised solutions that improve performance and results. Tata McGraw Hill Education India is renowned for its solutions-focused publishing in many emerging educational and professional markets. Disclaimer: INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM Book is not for reading online or for free download in PDF or eBook format. This book summary and image may be of a different edition or binding of the same title. Price can change due to reprinting, price change by publisher or sourcing cost change for imported books.