MA0043- CORPORATE BANKING

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Master of Business Administration - Semester 4

MA 0043: “CORPORATE BANKING”

(4 credits)

(Book ID: B1312 )

ASSIGNMENT- Set 1 Marks 60

Q 1. Write a detailed note on evolution of corporate banking.

Ans: Evolution of Corporate Banking

As mentioned above, corporate banking units supply capital to business ventures on a long term basis. It encompasses the various products and services that a commercial bank provides to its corporate customers.

Traditionally, banks focused on retail segments while wholesale/corporate banks were in separate existence. They focused primarily on large and medium sized businesses because the average dollar/rupee value of transactions in

Q 2. What are the key features of recovery management?

Ans: Recovery Management – an Overview

In continuation to the tasks of credit deployment and monitoring, follow-up and recovery management are the most significant activities. A very important document in this regard is the loan agreement. The loan agreement will have all issues related to the repayment of the loan in a clear manner, apart from the interest rate, collaterals etc. The loan agreement will also comment on the repayment

Q 3 What are supply bills? What is the procedure to be followed by a bank in making advances against such bills?

Ans: Supply Bills

Bills drawn on government or semi-government departments or bodies or Public sector undertakings, for the supply of goods and other materials or for the performance of certain contracts as per the accepted tenders are referred to as ‘Supply Bills’.

A party or contactor whose tender is accepted by the concerned authority of the government may draw the bill on supply of goods or performance of contract, which may be partial or whole as permitted under the terms of the tender. Once the goods supplied are found to be in conformance with the tender/contract, or the

Q 4. How is the Cash Flow Statement different from the Funds Flow Statements?

Ans: Many people think that both cash and fund are same, however they both are different and so is the case with cash flow statement and funds flow statement. Let’s look at some of the differences between cash flow and funds flow statement –

1. While funds flow statement reveals the change

Q 5 How is CVP analysis relevant to a lending banker?

Ans: Cost, Volume and Profit (CVP) Analysis & Profit / Volume (PV Ratio Analysis)

CVP is the technique to study the relationship between cost, volume and profit. These elements are inter-related and are dependent on one another. While profits depend on sales, the selling price is largely determined among others, by the cost, which in turn depends on volume of production. This concept helps a business unit to examine the profitability of the operations as it reveals the effect on profit of changes in the volume.

CVP helps to determine:

· the volume of sales to avoid losses,

Q 6. Why is it important to stamp a document? Explain.

Ans: The next aspect in documentation is stamping. As mentioned earlier in the Unit, a document shall be stamped in accordance with the Indian Stamp Act as amended by the concerned State Governments. A document executed in India shall be stamped before or at the time of execution. Section 12 of Indian Stamp Act provides for cancellation of adhesive stamp so that the same cannot be used again. Any instrument bearing an adhesive stamp which has not been cancelled, so that it cannot be used again, shall be deemed to be unstamped.

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