Laws & Practice of Banking Suggestion for June, 2015
Posted by Ripon Abu Hasnat on Wednesday, June 10, 2015 | 0 comments
1.      Short Notes: 
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b) 
c) 
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KYC 
Green Banking 
Asian
  Clearing House 
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d) 
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Negotiable
  Instrument 
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e) 
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Legal
  tender 
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f) 
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Holder
  in Due Course 
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g) 
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On-line
  banking 
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h) 
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Mobile
  banking 
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i) 
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SME
  Financing 
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j) 
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Clearing
  house 
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k) 
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Revolving
  credit 
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l) 
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CAMEL
  rating 
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m) 
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Banker’s
  right of set off  
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n) 
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Non-performing
  loan (NPL) 
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2. 
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a) 
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Discuss
  in brief main functions/activities of central bank. 
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b) 
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What
  is money supply? 
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c) 
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Discuss
  the various instruments used by the central bank to control money supply. 
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d) 
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Difference
  between narrow money and short money. 
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e) 
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“Central
  Bank is the Lender of the last resort”- Explain the statement. 
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3. 
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a) 
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Discuss
  the main functions of a commercial bank 
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b) 
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What
  role a commercial bank can play in the development of a country? Explain. 
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c) 
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How
  does a commercial bank create deposits?     
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d) 
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How
  does a commercial bank differ from a non-banking financial institution? 
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4. 
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a) 
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What
  is a cheque? 
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b) 
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Discuss
  the main characteristics of a cheque? 
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c) 
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Difference
  between a cheque and bank draft. 
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Mr.
  Rahim issue an open bearer cheque to Mr. Karim for tk. 50000 who stirks out
  the word ‘bearer’ and puts crossing across the cheque. The cheque is
  thereafter negotiated to Mr. Kamal, Mr. Jamal, and Mr. Robin. when it is
  finally presented to Mr. Robin’s banker, it is returned with remarks:
  ‘payment countermanded by the drawers’. In responses to legal notice from Mr.
  Robin, Mr. Rahim pleads that, 
i) the cheque was issued to Mr.
  Karim under threat from him; and 
ii) the cheque was altered
  after it had been issued and thereafter he (Mr. Rahim) is not bound to pay
  the cheque. Please discuss whether Mr. Rahim’s argument is valid or not. Give
  reasons. 
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5. 
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a) 
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What
  do you mean by a paying bank? 
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b) 
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Discuss
  the duties and responsibilities of a paying banker. 
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c) 
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Explain
  the protection offered by law to the paying banker. 
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d) 
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As
  branch manager, how will you deal with the following cases? 
i) Your customer sends a
  crossed order cheque drawn by Mr. Rahim in favour of your bank for crediting
  it to his own (the customer’s) account with you 
ii) Mr. Kamal presents for
  encasement an uncrossed cheque payable to him on bearer and refuses to
  endorse the cheque. Will it make any difference if the amount is small? 
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6. 
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Distinguish any four of the followings: 
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a) 
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Nostro
  Account vs Vostro account 
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b) 
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Money
  market and Capital market    
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c) 
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Authorized
  capital and paid up capital  
Dept-equity
  ratio and Net-Worth 
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d) 
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CRR
  and SLR 
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e) 
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Loans,
  overdrafts and cash credit 
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f) 
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Promissory
  note and Bill of exchange 
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g) 
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Banker’s
  Lien and Banker’s Set-off   
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h) 
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Bridge
  finance and Lease finance 
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i) 
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Hypothecation
  and pledge 
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j) 
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Bank
  rate and LIBOR     
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World
  bank and IMF 
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l) 
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Merchant
  bank and Off-shore Bank    
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m) 
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Retail
  banking and whole sale banking 
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n) 
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Bill
  of entry and bill of exchange  
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o) 
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Holder
  in due course and holder for value 
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p) 
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Payment
  in due course and holder in due course 
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q) 
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Primary
  security and Collateral Security 
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Group-B:
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1. 
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a) 
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What
  is money laundering? 
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b) 
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What
  are the different ways through which money laundering take place?  
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c) 
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How
  can a banker discharge his responsibilities in the context of the law enacted
  by the government to the present money laundering?  
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2. 
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a) 
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What
  is Hundi? 
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b) 
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Can
  a Hundi be regarded as negotiable instrument? 
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c) 
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How
  does Hundi affect Bangladesh Economy? 
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d) 
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Explain
  Bangladesh Bank guidelines related to Hundi 
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3. 
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a) 
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What
  is letter of Credit? 
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b) 
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Mention
  different types of letter of credit. 
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c) 
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Discuss
  the precautions to be taken upon receipt of documents negotiated by foreign
  bank under letter of credit opened by you. 
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What
  is confirmed irrevocable letter of credit? 
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What
  considerations would you take into account for opening the credit? 
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f) 
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What
  are the particulars which have to be communicated with foreign Agent? 
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4. 
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a) 
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Define
  working capital. 
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b) 
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Explain
  how you would assess the working capital requirements of a small scale
  business unit. 
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c) 
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Explain
  the disadvantages of shortage in Working Capital 
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d) 
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Explain
  the disadvantages of excessive/ extra in Working Capital 
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e) 
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Explain
  the importance of Working Capital 
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5. 
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a) 
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What
  is Loan Syndication? 
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b) 
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What
  are the advantages of Loan Syndication? 
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c) 
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What
  are the disadvantages of Loan Syndication? 
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d) 
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Define
  Lead Bank. 
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e) 
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What
  is the role of a Lead Bank in Loan Syndication? 
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