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Indian financial system : markets, institutions and services / Bharati V. Pathak

By:

Pathak, Bharati V

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: India Pearson 2018Edition: 5th edDescription: 876 pISBN:

9789352864867

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DDC classification:

336.54 PAT-B

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The Indian Financial System: Markets, Institutions and Services, 5/e is a comprehensive text that encompasses new developments in the financial system and discusses various components such as financial markets and institutions, instruments, agencies and regulations in an analytical and critical manner.
The book is divided into four sections, each constituting the various topics under the umbrella of financial systems. It details the relationship between financial system and economic growth, historical perspective of the Indian financial system, objectives of financial sector reforms, elements of financial markets, new financial instruments such as floating rate bonds, zero coupon bonds, securitized paper, etc., management of non-performing assets by banks, factoring and forfaiting, housing finance and leasing and hire purchase to name a few.

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