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Description
This book on Treasury and Risk Management in Banks is a systematic and comprehensive overview of modern treasury and risk management practices in banks. Treasury and Risk Management in banks have assumed an increasingly greater importance with the globalization of Indian financial markets. Today, banks are exposed to a multiplicity of risks. Therefore, officers working in the treasury department of banks need to retool, re-equip and fully update themselves to meet the latest developments especially in risk management and derivative instruments.
The book is based on the rich experience of the team of authors, who are well known in both the academic world and Banking. The book is mainly oriented towards banks, but it is also useful to students of Management
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Contents
Paper I - Financial Markets : An Overview
Chapter 1.    Financial Markets
Chapter 2.    Money Market
Chapter 3.    Interest Rate Quotations and Market Terminology
Chapter 4.    Fixed Income Securities
Chapter 5.    Other Capital Market Instruments
Chapter 6.    Foreign Exchange (FX) Markets
Chapter 7.    Derivatives – An Overview
Chapter 8.    Futures
Chapter 9.    Forward Rate Agreement (FRA)
Chapter 10.  Swaps
Chapter 11.  Options
Chapter 12.  Back Office Operations in Forex & Domestic Treasury
    Annexure 1. Price Calculations – Treasury Bills
    Annexure 2. Price Calculations – Forex Treasury
    Annexure 3. Market Practices
Paper II - Treasury Management
Chapter 1.    Introduction
Chapter 2.    Treasury Operations: The Global Scenario
Chapter 3.    Scope and Functions of Treasury Management
Chapter 4.    Integrated Treasury: Cost Centre and Profit Centre
Chapter 5.    Risk Analysis and Control
Chapter 6.    Liquidity Management
Chapter 7.    Exchange Rate Mechanism
Chapter 8.    Forex Valuation
Chapter 9.    Regulations, Supervision and Compliance of Treasury Operations
Chapter 10.  Bond Dynamics
Chapter 11.  Accounting/Valuation
Chapter 12.  Role of Information Technology in Treasury Management
Chapter 13.  Treasury Terminology
Paper III - Risk Management
Chapter 1.    Introduction to Risk Management
Chapter 2.    Risk Management Process
Chapter 3.    Setting up a Risk Organisation
Chapter 4.    Assets/Liabilities Management (ALM)
Chapter 5.    Some Important Concepts
Chapter 6.    Understanding Basel Accord and its Implications
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Author Details
Indian Institute of Banking & Finance (formerly The Indian Institute of Bankers) was established in 1928. With more than 750 Institutional members and over 2.5 lac individual members, it is the largest Institute of its kind in the world and is working with a mission "to develop professionally qualified and competent bankers and finance professionals primarily through a process of education, training, examination consultancy/counselling and continuing professional development programs".
The Institute has almost all the banks and financial institutions, public sector, private sector, foreign, cooperative, regional rural banks as members in addition to IT companies and individuals working in the banking and finance sector. The Institute is managed by a Governing Council consisting of Chairmen of different banks and eminent academicians. It offers a number of professional courses in banking and finance.
The flagship programs of the Institute are JAIIB and CAIIB. Other specialist courses are 'Diploma in Treasury, Investment & Risk Management',' Diploma in International Banking',' Diploma in Banking Technology' and 'Post Graduate Diploma in Financial Advising'. These programs aim at building skill sets and developing the competence among specialist officers of banks and financial institutions.
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