Indian Financial system, 6th Edition, has been thoroughly revised and updated as per the new developments in the system. With rich content and clear, easy-to-understand language, this edition encompasses all the recent amendments, guidelines and changes that have been implemented up till August 2023. The book starts with A Leading Story of 75 Years of Hope and Wisdom in India along with 75 years of policy reforms, their objectives and impact. The timeline of reforms in primary markets, secondary markets, government securities markets, banking sector, corporate bond market, insurance sector and mutual funds has been included.\nThis text is designed primarily for undergraduate and post-graduate level students in commerce, management, and finance. It’ll also be useful for those pursuing professional courses and competitive examinations.\n\nFeatures –\n\n1. In-depth coverage of the new platforms and financial instruments that have been introduced in the Indian financial system\n2. Chapter 15 on Mutual Funds introduces portfolio management services and New Pooled Investment Vehicles such as REITs, InvITS, Alternative Investment Funds and Family Investment Funds.\n3. Insurance concepts such as surety insurance, trade credit insurance, title insurance, crop insurance, social insurance, and Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY).\n4. Chapter 22 on Fintech has been introduced.\n5. Government initiatives such as MUDRA, Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) and Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana – National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM) for supporting micro-finance have been included (Chapter23)\n\n\nAbout the Author –\n\nBharati Pathak is Professor and Director at the School of Commerce in Gujarat University, Ahmedabad. She has 35 years of teaching experience in the areas of finance and marketing\nBook Contents –\n\nPART I: Financial System –\n1. The Financial System: An Introduction, 2. The Financial System and the Economy, 3. Reforms in the Financial System\nPART II: Financial Markets –\n4. The Money Market 5. The Capital Market 6. The Primary Market 7. Disinvestment of Public Sector Undertakings 8. The Secondary Market 9. The Derivatives Market 10. The debt Market 11. New Financial Instruments\nPART III: Financial Institutions –\n12. Development Financial Institutions 13. Banking and Non-Banking Institutions 14. Management of Non-Performing Assets by Banks 15. Mutual Funds 16. Insurance\nPART IV: Financial Services –\n17. Investment Banking 18. Depositories and Custodians 19. Credit Rating 20. Factoring and Forfaiting 21. Housing Finance 22. Fintech 23. Financial Inclusion and Microfinance\nPART V: Financial Regulation –\n24. Financial Regulation
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