'Br act' diaporamas de présentation

02..Banking is defined in the Banking Regulation Act.

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING & FINANCE JAIIB MODULE (A & B) LEGAL ASPECTS OF BANKING OPERATIONS Thursday 17 APRIL 08 T M C VASUDEVAN. 01..Identify which one is treated as the secondary business of a bank a.. Accepting Deposit b.. Lending Money c.. Issuing Demand Draft d.. Making Investments.

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INDIAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING & FINANCE JAIIB MODULE (A & B) LEGAL ASPECTS OF BANKING OPERATIONS Thursday, 06 A

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING & FINANCE JAIIB MODULE (A & B) LEGAL ASPECTS OF BANKING OPERATIONS Thursday, 06 April, 06 T M C VASUDEVAN vasu1611@yahoo.co.in. 01. Identify the Act which regulates entry into banking business by licensing. A .. Banking Regulation Act, 1949.

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WHAT IS A BANK?

WHAT IS A BANK?. Section 5(b) of BR Act defines a banking as acceptance of deposits for the purpose of lending or investment The deposits may be repayable on demand or otherwise and withdrawable by cheque draft or order or otherwise.

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WHAT IS A BANK?

WHAT IS A BANK?. Section 5(b) of BR Act defines a banking as acceptance of deposits for the purpose of lending or investment The deposits may be repayable on demand or otherwise and withdrawable by cheque draft or order or otherwise.

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Programme in W.B.Judicial Academy for Judicial officers

Programme in W.B.Judicial Academy for Judicial officers. By N.V.DESHPANDE FORMER P.L.A.RBI. 12 &13 April,2011. Programme in W.B.Judicial Academy for Judicial officers-. Welcome to the Sessions on BANKING REFORMS-A STUDY FROM LEGAL PERSPECTIVE . Banking Reforms-An overview.

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Regulation & Supervision of Banks

Regulation & Supervision of Banks. Shri M R Das DGM. Difference between regulation and supervision. Objectives of Regulation and Supervision. To protect interests of depositors of banks To ensure orderly development and conduct of banking operations To ensure liquidity and solvency of banks

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Rationale & Situational Analysis

Rationale & Situational Analysis. Banks can not sanction loans against their own shares. Prohibited under Sec-20 (b) of BR Act Prohibited Under Sec- 34(1-b) of SBI Act This tantamount to reduction in capital of the Bank.

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