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CORPORATE SERVICES PROVIDED BY INDIAN BANKS 1. CASH MANAGEMENT SERVICES MEANING:  Corporations, the world over are jettisoning antiquated cash management practices and opting to put in place sophisticated cash management structures to garner the associated economic benefits and due to...

CREDIT GUIDELINES & CREDIT STANDARDS THE ACCOUNT RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT: MEANING:  The account relationship managers are those who negotiate with the targeted corporate customers with the terms acceptable to the banks and “Account Relationship Management Acceptance Criteria" or the so...

CORPORATE BANKING STRATEGY  As a result of the advent of the Internet, banks and other Financial Institutions are rethinking their corporate banking strategy. The Internet opens a new channel for delivering services to corporate clients and helps these institutions remove cumbersome and...

IMPORTANCE OF FEE-BASED SERVICES SEGMENT TO BANKS Q. Why should the banks be so excited about the subject?  Deregulation and new technology have eroded banks’ comparative advantages and made it easier for non-bank competitors to enter into hitherto exclusive banks’ domains. In response...

CORPORATE BANKING OPERATIONS  The bank mostly lend against appropriate tangible securities such as deposits, shares, debentures, property, guarantees supported by tangible securities, life policies, goods, gold or other precious metal.  The bank may also lend against intangible securities...

CORPORATE BANKING  Corporate Banking represents the wide range of banking and financial services provided to domestic and international operations of large local corporates and local operations of multinationals corporations.  Services include access to commercial banking products, including...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY  The study involves different types of services offered by banks for corporate.  The basic function of bank is accepting deposits from the public at lower interest rates and lends it at a higher rate.  Besides from the usual services, banks now have started giving...

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Bibliography: -  PRIMARY SOURCES:  O’ Brien James. A - Management Information System  Muedic & Ross - Management Information System  Indian Banking - S. Natarahan and R. Parameswaran  Banking - In the New Millennium, ICFAI University  The Business Line.  OTHER SOURCES:  Special...

Conclusion: - Technology innovation and fierce competition among existing banks have enable a wide array of banking products and services, being made available to retail and wholesale customer through an electronic distribution channel, collectively referred to as e-banking. The integration of...

Role and Significance: - Computers were originally destined for a minor role in banks, primarily intended to facilitate accounting transactions. Subsequently, once its superiority was firmly established, it grew in status as a tool for management information and a host of other inventions...

Suggestions: -  To prevent online banking from remaining an expensive additional channel that does little to retain footloose customers, banks must act quickly.  The first and most obvious step they should take is to see to it that the basic problem fueling dissatisfaction has been...

Recommendations: - • Technological development has been nothing less than explosion. Banks have been harnessing such technological innovations on one hand and adapting themselves to such changes on the other hand. • The most significant event has been development of semi-conductor technology...

C. Online fraud: 60-yr-old seeks police action against ICICI Bank officials:- Karve Nagar resident Vinod Malhotra suffered a loss of Rs 95,000, which was transferred through 19 phone bank transactions in just two minutes. While cyber criminals are on the prowl, the increasing number of online...

B. Recent E-Mail Fraud:- ONLINE fraudsters targeted ICICI Bank customers through spam mail that asked them to disclose passwords and other information, but the bank said no financial loss was reported so far. E-mails from `[email protected]' with the subject `Important information from ICICI...

6. ICICI Bank: A Case Study A. ICICI Bank and Sify for Online Distribution of Retail Banking Products & Services. In a major development in the Internet world, ICICI Bank, the banking subsidiary of ICICI Ltd. (NYSE: IC and IC.D) and Satyam Infoway Ltd. (NASDAQ: SIFY) announced the setting...

B. Banking in the Cyber world: - a) Internet Purchases without Payment Gateway: - The dangers are three-fold: • Since a manual process requires human intervention, risk of information leakage exists. • No exchange of Digital ID, so no authentication of the merchant – risk of bogus merchant. •...

A. Will Banks Control Online Banking?: - a) Internet Banking in India: - Online banking is expected to explode in the next few years. We will be entering the age of non-physical exchange of cash aided by complete transparency leading to perfectly competitive electronic market place and...

5. Banks Control in Online Banking A. Will Banks Control Online Banking?: - a) Internet Banking in India b) Real threats c) Online B. Banking in the Cyber world: - a) Internet Purchases without Payment Gateways b) Risk of Gateway

B. The Prevention of Frauds:- a) Duplicate Card: - The duplicate fraudulent credit cards are those where the defrauders have made sincere efforts to duplicate the original cards through photo-mechanical processes. They follow the footsteps of the original manufactures of the genuine credit...