Bank Management

►Bank management refers to the process of managing the Bank’s statutory activity. Bank management is characterized by the specific object of management - financial relations connected with banking activities and other relations, also connected with implementation of management functions in banking.✦

►Successful optimization of the "profitability-risk" ratio in a bank lending operations is largely determined by the use of effective methods of bank management. Ability to take reasonable risk is one of the elements of entrepreneurship culture in general and banking culture in particular.✦

✴The main objective of This bank management App is to build organic and optimal system of interaction between the elements of banking mechanism with a view to profit.✴

✫ Reliability of the bank management is determined by the following characteristics:

➻ Management expertise in strategic analysis, planning, policy development and management functions;

➻ Quality of planning;

➻ Risk management (credit, interest rate and currency risks);

➻ Liquidity management;

➻ Management of human resources;

➻ Creation of control systems: audit and internal audit , monitoring of profitability and risks liquidity;

➻ Unified information technology system: integrated automation of workflow, accounting, current analysis and control, strategic planning.

➻ Understand the peculiarities of valuing a bank, factors shaping the banking industry (e.g., regulation), and how this bears on value-based bank management

➻ Apply key concepts of value-based bank management like deposit and loan pricing

【Topics Covered Listed Below】

⇢ Origin of Banks

⇢ Scheduled & Non-Scheduled Banks

⇢ Evolution of Banks

⇢ Growth of Banking System in India

⇢ Bank Management - Commercial Banking

⇢ Present Structure

⇢ Scheduled Banks

⇢ Private-Sector Banks

⇢ Commercial Banking Functions

⇢ Commercial Banking Reforms

⇢ Phase 1 Reform

⇢ Phase 2 Reform

⇢ Bank Management – Liquidity

⇢ Need for Liquidity

⇢ How Can a Bank Achieve Liquidity

⇢ How Can a Bank Achieve Liquidity

⇢ Commercial Loan Theory

⇢ Shiftability Theory

⇢ Anticipated Income Theory

⇢ Liabilities Management Theory

⇢ Functions of Capital Funds

⇢ Bank Management - Basle Norms

⇢ Bank Management - Credit

⇢ Principles of Credit Management

⇢ Formulating Loan Policy

⇢ Asset Liability Management

⇢ ALM Concepts

⇢ Evolution Of ALM

⇢ The ALM Process

⇢ Risks with Assets

⇢ Risk Measurement Techniques

⇢ Bank Marketing Management

⇢ Relationship Banking

⇢ Bank Introduction

⇢ Different Types of Banks - What are Various Kinds of Banks ?

⇢ Commercial Banks - Definitions, Primary Secondary Functions

⇢ Different Modes or Types of Payment

⇢ Balance Sheet of Commercial Bank - Liabilities and Assets

⇢ How to Open Bank Account ? 7 Steps To Open Bank Account

⇢ What are the Advantages of Opening Bank Account ?

⇢ Saving Account in Bank - Meaning, Features, Advantages

⇢ Fixed Deposit Account of Bank - Meaning, Features, Advantages

⇢ What is Current Bank Account ? Its Features and Advantages

⇢ Recurring Deposit Account In Bank - Meaning and Features

⇢ What is a Cheque ? Definition - Kinds and Types of Cheques

⇢ What are Features of Cheques ? Characteristics of Checks

⇢ Crossing of Cheque - Different Types of Check Crossing

⇢ Automated Teller Machine ATM - Advantages of ATM

⇢ E-Banking - Online Banking - Advantages of the E Banking

⇢ Principles of Good Lending Every Banker Follows - Loans

⇢ Different Forms of Advances by Commercial Banks - Loan Types

⇢ Duties and Responsibilities of Computer Operator in Bank

⇢ Nationalisation of Banks in India - Introduction Objectives Demerits

⇢ Economic Reforms of the Banking Sector In India - Brief

⇢ Functions of Reserve Bank of India RBI - RBI Credit Policy

⇢ Structure of Banking Industry

⇢ Organization of Banking Industry

⇢ Structure of Banking Industry

⇢ Investment Banks

⇢ Non-Banking Finance Companies

⇢ Organization of Banking Industry

⇢ Banking Business Models

⇢ Competition in Banking Industry

⇢ Managing Competition