FINANCIAL SERVICES IN INDIA

Sr. No. 1. Description FINANCIAL SYSTEM 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Components of Financial System 1.3 Role / Functions of Financial System 2. FINANCIAL SERVICES 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Importance of Financial Services 2.3 Objective of Financial Services 2.4 Present Scenario of Financial Services 2.5 Fund Based & Non-Fund Based Activities 3. BANKING SERVICE IN INDIA 3.1 Banking services can be sub divided into two classes: short term services and long term services 3.2 Types of Banking Services 3.3 Services Offered by Bank 3.4 Other Services Offered by Bank 4. NON-BANKING SERVICES IN INDIA 4.1Funded Services 4.2 Non-Funded Services

4.3 Other Services 5. VENTURE CAPITAL FINANCE 5.1 Features of Venture Capital 5.2 Venture Capital in India 5.3 Method of Venture Financing 5.4 Advantages of Venture Capital 6. MUTUAL FUND 6.1Mutual Fund Scheme 6.2 Benefits of Investing in Mutual Fund 6.3 Mutual Funds in India 7. MERCHANT BANKING 7.1Functions of Merchant Banking 7.2 Importance & Need of Merchant Banking in India 7.3 Services of Merchant Banks 8. LEASING FINANCE 8.1Introduction 8.2 Various Types of Leasing 8.3 Advantages & Disadvantages of Leasing 9. 10. LOAN SYNDICATION HIRE PURCHASE FINANCE 10.1Features of Hire Purchase 10.2 Evolution of Hire Purchase

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FACTORING IN INDIA 11.1Types of Factoring 11.2 Functions of Factoring

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INSURANCE SERVICES 12.1Classification of Services 12.2 Life Insurance Products 12.3 Indian Insurance Sector

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SECURITIZATION 13.1 Need of Securitization 13.2 Process of Securitization 13.3 Benefits of Securitization 13.4 Securitization in India 13.5 Major Players

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BILL FINANCING 14.1Bill of Exchange 14.2 A Commercial Bill Discounting

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DEVELOPMENT BANKS 15.1 Introduction 15.2 Features of Development Bank 15.3 Functions of Development Banks 15.4 Development Banking in India

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FORFEITING

16.1Features of Forfeiting 16.2 Forfeiting v/s Export Factoring 16.3 Forfeiting in India Regulatory Aspects 17. UNDERWRITING SERVICES 17.1 Introduction 18. CREDIT RATING 18.1Credit Rating Agencies 18.2 Types of Credit Rating Agencies 18.3 Credit Rating Symbols 18.4 Rating serves as a useful tool for different constituents of the capital market. For different classes of persons, different benefits accrue from the use of rated instruments. 18.5 Credit Rating Agencies in India CONCLUSION