OUR SYLLABUS INCLUDES

  • 1) Unit I: Introduction to Banking
  • 2) Unit II: Regulatory Framework of Banking
  • 3) Unit III: Banker and Customer Relationship
  • 4) Unit IV: Negotiable Instruments and Banking
  • 5) Unit V: Lending and Securities
  • 6) Unit VI: Recovery of Bank Dues
  • 7) Unit VII: Modern Banking and Technology
  • 9) Unit IX: Special Banking Laws
  • 10) Unit X: Ethics and Social Responsibility of Banks

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ONLINE CERTIFICATE COURSE ON BANKING LAW

(BANKING LAW – SYLLABUS)

Unit I: Introduction to Banking

  • Meaning and definition of Bank
  • Evolution and history of banking in India
  • Functions of banks
  • Types of banks:
  • Commercial banks
  • Cooperative banks
  • Regional Rural Banks
  • Development banks
  • Small Finance Banks & Payments Banks
  • Banking system in India

Unit II: Regulatory Framework of Banking

  • Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
  • Banking Regulation Act, 1949
  • Role, powers and functions of RBI
  • Control and supervision of banks
  • Licensing of banks
  • Inspection and audit of banks

Unit III: Banker and Customer Relationship

  • Meaning of banker and customer
  • General and special relationship
  • Rights and obligations of banker
  • Duties of banker:
  • Duty to honour cheques
  • Duty of secrecy
  • Termination of banker-customer relationship

Unit IV: Negotiable Instruments and Banking

  • Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
  • Cheques, bills of exchange and promissory notes
  • Crossing of cheques
  • Endorsement and negotiation
  • Dishonour of cheques
  • Liability of banker
  • Recent developments in cheque truncation system

Unit V: Lending and Securities

  • Principles of sound lending
  • Types of advances:
  • Loans
  • Cash credit
  • Overdraft
  • Securities for bank advances
  • Modes of creating security:
  • Pledge
  • Hypothecation
  • Mortgage
  • Lien
  • Priority sector lending

Unit VI: Recovery of Bank Dues

  • Debt Recovery Tribunals (DRT)
  • SARFAESI Act, 2002
  • Non-Performing Assets (NPAs)
  • Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (Banking perspective)
  • Lok Adalats and recovery mechanisms

Unit VII: Modern Banking and Technology

  • Electronic banking
  • Online and mobile banking
  • ATMs and digital payment systems
  • NEFT, RTGS, IMPS, UPI
  • Cyber security and banking frauds
  • Legal issues in e-banking

Unit VIII: Consumer Protection and Banking

  • Banking services as “service” under Consumer Protection Act
  • Rights of banking consumers
  • Banking Ombudsman Scheme
  • Deficiency of service and case laws

Unit IX: Special Banking Laws

  • Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002
  • KYC norms and AML guidelines
  • FEMA, 1999 and banking transactions
  • Basel norms and capital adequacy

Unit X: Ethics and Social Responsibility of Banks

  • Corporate governance in banks
  • Banking ethics
  • Financial inclusion
  • Role of banks in economic development