Banking Law and Practice in India

The Banking Law and Practice in India book has been recast strictly according to the latest syllabus of various Universities.

• A new Chapter on e-Banking has been added in view of growing importance and the use of e-banking.
• The book incorporates the important changes made in the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 by the Public Financial Institutions Laws (Amendment) Act, 2003. The amendment has added new teeth to ensure compliance of its new provisions. This will enhance the acceptability of cheques as a mode of payment.
• The book also includes Banking Laws (Amendment) Act, 2012 paving the way for setting up new private banks as it will strengthen the regulatory role of the Reserve Bank of India.

Banking Law and Practice in India Book Contents

1. Bank: An Introduction
2. Creation of Money
3. Structure of Commercial Banks in India
4. Managerial Functions in Banks
5. Training, Promotion, and Control of Staff
6. Indian Banking System: Salient Features
7. The Money Lender
8. Nationalization of Banks and its Effects
9. Classification of Banking Institutions
10. The Reserve Bank of India
11. Management of Bank Deposits
12. Management of Advances
13. Investment Management
14. Cheques
15. Bills of Exchange and Government Securities
16. E-Banking
17. The Banking Regulation Act,1949
18. Privatization of Banks: Narasimhan Committee Report
19. Banking Sector Reforms in India
20. Management of Finance
21. Appraisal of Loan Application
22. Development Banking in India (IFCI, IDBI, ICICI)
23. Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of India (ECGC)