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FINANACIAL SERVICES
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
It deals abt various financial institutions, with their financial services, financial markets which
enable individual ,business & government concerns to raise finance and various instruments
issued in the financial markets for the purpose of raising financial resources. Basically a financial
system constitutes the following
1 financial institution consist of various banking & non banking institutions which mobilize the
savings through financial markets by using various fin instruments & in the process utilizes the
services of financial service providers
2 financial markets consist of capital market (primary market & secondary market) ,money market
(mainly deals with short term funds, which includes org & un org sectors)), foreign exchange
market ( includes authorized dealers, money changers, foreign banks, importers & exporters), govt
securities (includes treasury bills & bonds)
3 financial instruments includes both product & instruments .Products represents credit cards &
debit cards were as instruments include Negotiable instruments, commercial papers bill of lading,
LOC, travelers cheques
4 financial services-it provides different types of finance through various credit instruments,
financial products & services
-FS firms are now scouting for funds abroad to finance the Indian corporate
sector
-Securitization
-Setting up of derivative mkt.
Leasing Vs HP
-ownerships with the lessor. lessee only uses the asset
-depreciation-lessor records the depreciation in his book while in HP the hirer records
the depreciation
-magnitude of funds -leasing cost of acquisition very high products involved are air craft,
ships air conditioning plants & so on .While in HP relatively low cost equipments
being offered like automobiles ,office equipments, generators etc.
-extent-leasing no down payment is to be made.Whlie in HP a margin equal to20-25% of
the cost of the equipment is to paid by the hirer initially which would be returned back
once the last installment is been made by the hirer
-maintenance-of equipment to be borne by the hirer itself. In Financial lease-to be
borne by the lesse were as in operating lease it is to be borne by the lessor.
-tax benefits- hirer is allowed to charge depreciation claim & finance charge. seller is
allowed to claim any interest on borrowed fund for the acquisition of asset against
taxable income. while a lessor is allowed to claim depreciation & the lesse is allowed
to claim the rentals & the lessee is allowed to claim the rental & maintenance cost
against taxable income.
up in the asset.
Other types of leasing
-leveraged & non leveraged-
-conveyance type lease here the lease will be fir a longer period with a clear
intention of conveying the ownership of the title of the lease
-specialized service lease here the lessor is a specialist of the asset which
he s leasing out. He not only leases out but also gives specialized personalized
service to the lessee goods include electronic goods, automobiles, air conditioners
etc.
-Cross border lease- lease across national frontiers are called cross
borer lease .Shipping, air service, etc will come under this category
-Tax oriented lease were the lease is not a loan on security but
qualifies as a lease, it will come under this category.
-Import lease here the equipment leased will be more or less imported but
the lessor or lessee may belong to same country.
Tax benefits
The lesse can claim lease rentals as tax deductible expenses
The lease rentals received by the lessor are tax deductible under the head profit & gains
of business.
Housing finance
Structure of housing finance industry
housing finance
Formal sec
informal sector
household savings disposal of existing properties borrowing frm friends
relatives & money lenders
Govt
Central st
banking
pub authorities
com co other
non banking
NBFCs Housing fin cos NBHF cos
LIC/GIC
specialized insti
HDFC
NHB national housing bank is the principal housing fin agency in the country It came in
to exixtence in tn1987
Functions performed by NHB
Growth of
housing finance
institution
-registration
-net owned fund
-period of funds
-celing on deposits
-formats for application foprm
-receipts to deposit
-register of deposits
-report of board of directors
-interest & brokerage
funding of housing
finance institution
HUDCO
Objectives
-providing long term finance for construction of houses
-undertaking housing in Urban, rural, semi urban areas
-undertaking urban development programmes by way of sanitation,
water facilities etc.
-setting up satellite towns
-promoting building materials industries
-to promote state housing boards by contributing to the debentures &
bonds
-to promote city improvement Trusts, Cantonment boards & other
development authorities such as slum clearance boards
To promote housing facilities for lower income groups & economically
weaker sections EWS
-to co ordinate with other housing finance agencies such as co
operatives, insurance companies etc.
Factoring in India
Some of the major factoring firms in India are
-SBI factors & commercial services LTD 1991
-Canara banks factor Ltd 1991
-Fair growth factors LTD 1992(Pvt Sector)
FORFIETIING
Forfeiting is a form of financing of receivables pertaining to international trade.
It denotes the purchase of trade bills/promissory notes by a bank/financial
institution without recourse to the seller. The purchase is in the form of
discounting the documents covering the entire risk of non payment in
collection. All risks & collection problems are fully the responsibility of the
purchaser ( forfeiter) who pays cash to seller by discounting the bills/notes.
The silent features of forfeiting are
-commercial contract btw exporter & importer
-deliver of goods frm exporter to importer
-cash payment by forfeiter to exporter
-presentation of bill by the forfeiter on maturity date to importers bank.
-Payment of bills by importers bank to forfeiter.
Advantages
To investors
-ST source of finance
-no tax at source is deducted since it is not a lending
-affordable discount rate
To banks
-certainty of payment
-profitability
-banks are able to sell these bills in the money market to even out their liquidity
Classification of B/E
On the basis of place
-Inland bill -parties to this bill are from the same country (trade bill/accommodation bill)
-foreign bill- parties to this bill is from different countries( trade bill)
On the basis of purpose
-Trade bill which arises out of genuine transaction
-Accommodation bill- is meant for raising funds amg parties & it is for the purpose of
discounting in the money market.
On the basis of documents accompanied with the bill
-D/A Bill-Documents against acceptance of bill. The exporter sends to the importer
along with the bill the following documents
-bill of lading
- consular invoice
-Certificate of origin
-Marie/air insurance policy
-Invoice
The above documents along wt the bill are sent to the importer for the acceptance
Soon after the importers acceptance the documents are handed over to the
importer by which the importer is enable to take delivery of goods. On the
date of maturity the importer will make the payment.
-D/P Bill documents against payment bill -the above mentioned documents
are handed over to the importer soon after the payment is made by the
importer
Features of a depository
-take hold of all securities in the country listed in a particular stock exchange
-Speedy transaction & accuracy
-Security holders can sell & buy securities by which liquidity is brought to the securities
-blank transfers are avoided & holding of shares in benami names are avoided.
- It Registration & stamp charges For the sale of securities could be easily collected
by the govt which was evaded frm the previous system
- It promotes more activity in the capital market as trading in genuine shares is
ensured under this system.
- It avoids use of stationary & prevents delay in registration of transfer s
- Dividend & interest on securities are properly distributed through this system & in the
case of convertible debentures on the due date ,the securities are converted in to
the company shares.
- It also act as collateral security for raising of loans frm any financial institution.
share registrar
transfer agent
clearing &
settlement
corporation
depository
participant
1Central depository- is an org with which all shares, belonging to the shareholder are kept & the
depository p
2
DP
3 participant
Venture financing
-implies long term investment generally in high risk industrial projects with high
reward possibilities
-the investment may be btw start up & commencement of commercial
production
-expectation of higher gin motivates the investor to invest in the risky ventures
generally utilize new technology with higher probability of failure than
success
-defined as the organized financing of relatively new enterprise to achieve
substantial capital gains
-provides equity finance in relatively new companies, when it is too early to go
to the capital mkt.It can be loan /convertible debt the basic objective of VF is
to earn capital gain at the time of exit
-long term investment in growth oriented SMEs
-substantial degree of involvement of The VF with the promoters to provide
business/mgr skill
-VF involves high risk return spectrum
-involves the financing of SMEs through early stages of their development until
thy are established & are able to raise finance frm finance mkt.
Stages in VC Financing
early stage financing
Seed start up
capital
around
second
round
financial
turn around
Messanine
capital
bridge
capital
buy outs
MBO
MBI
mgt
turn
TURN AROUNDS
Financial turn around -with the financial assistance frm VC if a company is
able to improve its conditions financially it s called financial turn around
Mgt turn around -similarly when the mgt of the company makes a turn
around by becoming self dependent & is able ot face the challenge of the
business .it is called mgt turn around.
Exit Alternatives VC cos like to recover their investments once the venture
has a commercial run. various alternatives are
-initial public offerig
-Buy back of shares by the promoters
-Sale of enterprise to another company
-Sale to new investor
Importance of VC
-Promoting entrepreneurs
-promoting products
-encouraging customers
-bringing out latent talents
-promotion of exports
-catalyst
-more employment opportunities
-financial ability
-Technological growth
-Sick companies
-Development of backward areas
-Growth of economy
Origin of VC in India
-the concept of VC formalized after world war ii with the involvement of few
American wealthy family groups to invest their funds in new technology
providing high returns, growth & prosperity.
-R S Bhatt committee in 1972 highlighted the problems of new entrepreneurs &
technologist ,in setting up industries.
-1975 the concept of VC was introduced in India by IFCI
-1976 IDBI introduced seed capital scheme
-1986 ICICI launched VC scheme to encourage new techno crafts with
inherent high risk
-1989 UTI sponsored Venture capital unit scheme
ANZ Grind lays Bank in 1987 set up first pvt VC fund
-1989 Canbank VC fund
-1990 Gujrath VC Ltd
-1991 20 th Century capital corporation
-1994 SIDBI Venture Capital Fund
1995 Gujarat venture capital fund
Insurance
Insurance is a contract btw 2 parties viz insured & the insurer. Insured is the
person who insures his life/property & the insurer is the company which
undertakes to compensate the loss incurred by the insured for a
consideration called premium .The contract of insurance is also called a
contract of indemnity except life insurance, as the insured is only
compensated & not allowed to earn any profit from the contract.
Functions
-insurance spreads risk
-helps to acquire property /assets
-Creates funds for investments
Characteristics/principles of Insurance
Insurable interest -A person can enter In to a contract of insurance only when he
has some insurable interest on the life /property which is insured. Insurable interest
basically means that non existence / any injury /damage caused to a property/life
should bring a loss or effects the life of that person which can be estimated in terms
of money.
Contract of uberrimae fidei /contract of utmost good faith .both the parties to
the contract ie; insured & the insurer should disclose all the factors associated with
the insurance contract. No disclosure of facts or declaration of false info will make
the contract void and null.
Indemnity The contact of insurance is a contract of indemnity .This means that the
insurer will compensate the insured to the extent of loss suffered by him .Marine fire
are contracts of indemnity as the insurer compensates him to the extent of loss
suffered by him Where as life is not a contract of indemnity but a contract of
Guarantee
Mitigation of loss Every party to the contract should take adequate steps to
minimize the loss
Causa proxima The cause for the accident should be a direct cause for which an
insurance is taken & it should not be a remote cause
Double insurance When the insured insures with more than one insurance
company it is called double insurance
Nomination In life insurance the insured will be nominating a person who
will be receiving the policy amt incase of the death of the insured. The
nomination can be altered.
Types of insurance
Life insurance
Whole endowment
General insurance
marine
fire
vehicle
health
Life insurance
-not a contract of indemnity
-the event insured is sure to happen
-the payment is assured
-policies are issued for a much longer period
-can be surrendered
-both protection & investment
-doctrine of subrogation will not apply
Fire insurance
-indemnify the insured against the consequences of a fire or the loss o injury arising there
from during an agreed period & up to certain amt
-fire must be caused accidentally & not intentionally
-All general principles of insurance apply to fire insurance
Marine insurance
-to indemnify the insured against marine loses that is to say, the loses incidental to
marine adventure
-Two broad categories of marine,-cargo insurance, hull insurance
an insurance policy were in if the insured die prior to the maturity of the policy due to an
accident, then the policy amt payable to his dependents, whomsoever he has nominated will get
double the amt of the policy.
if an insurance policy is
taken which is with profit policy, the policy holder/his dependents in case of
his death will be given in addition to the policy amt profit earned by the
company frm investments made in different companies. The premium
payable for this policy is generally high. In case of with out profit policy no
profit will be accruing only the policy amt will be available to the policy holder
or his dependents.
Marine insurance
Warranty & conditions in marine policies under
Actual
partial loss
constructive
particular avg
general avg
Total Loss
Actual total loss the ship along with cargo is totally destroyed & it is beyond
retrieval.
Constructive total loss -the damage caused to the ship /cargo may not be
total but the repair to be incurred either to the ship/cargo will go beyond the
actual cost of the ship/cargo. It is not worthy to undertake repair of either
ship /cargo
Partial Loss
Particular avg loss- the loss has to be borne by a particular interest such as eihther the
shipping company/particular cargo owner. If due to violence of sea certain cargo gets
damaged, it is to be borne by particular cargo owner.
General avg loss When the loss s suffered due o a general avg act it is termed the
same. For eg: When a ship is abt to sink due to excess weight in an effort to avoid
sinking, certain cargo on board may be thrown in to sea. This is called Jettisoning of
cargo. By doing so the interest of the majority of cargo owners is protected but at the
cost of few cargo owners In such a situation the loss suffered by the particular cargo
owner will be borne on a proportion by the other cargo owners whose interest have
been protected along with the insurance company.
Salvage clause
by isu co to inform the insured that certain percentage of loss is permissible in the
case of transporting cargo such s sugar ,hemp etc.These are likely to reduce in their
weight due to moisture in the air. The ins com will agree for compensating the loss
only when the percentage of loss suffered is much more than the normal loss
expected.
Collision/running down clause this clause will cover if ship collide with each
other Insertion of this clause will enable the insu com to compensate three fourth the
loss suffered by the insured.
expects insurable interest at the time of accident & not at the time of commencement
of the policy. In the case of loss or damage to the ship, it is expected that the insured
must show proof of interest to te marine insu co .The insertion of this clause exempts
the insured from the proof of interest.
Fire insurance
-
Reinstatement/replacement
the insertion of this clause in a fire insurance
will make the insurance company compensate he insured by replacement
of the property destroyed or damaged
Cover note As the fire insurance are for a short period not exceeding 1 year there may
be delay in issuing policy. In such case a cover note will be issued by insurance
company till the policy is issued. The issue of cover note commences the insurance
contract & it covers the risk of fire.
Intermediaries
-insurance broker are persons licensed by IRDA who for remuneration arranges
contracts with insurance/reinsurance companies on behalf of his clients. There are 3
categories of insurance brokers
-Direct broker/insurance agents
-reinsurance broker he is a person who arranges reinsurance for direct
insurers with insurance/reinsurance companies.
Insurance Agents
An insurance agent is a licensed agent with the IRDA who receives/agrees to
receive payment by way of commission/other remuneration in consideration
of his soliciting/procuring insurance business, including continuance,
renewal or revival of policies. An IRA would issue a license to act as an
insurance agent on payment of fee not exceeding Rs 250.
-pass SSLC or HSE
-attending practical training approved and notified by IRDA ( 3 to 4 weeks)
-pass the pre recruitment examination
-requisite knowledge to solicit & procure insurance business
-capable of providing the necessary service to policy holders
-should not be minor, unsound mind, not violate the code of conduct specified
by IRDA
-the license will be valid for 3 years
-an insurance agent is not eligible to be director of insurance company.
Actuary
The person who determines rates & premiums and over all controller of
insurance company /insurer
- A highly skilled mathematician who is involved in all phases of insurance
co operations
- Actuary studies important statistical data on births ,deaths, marriages,
disease, employment, retirement & accident based on this info the actuary
determines the rates
- -calculates premium that will make the business profitable, enable the co to
compete effectively with other insures& allow the co to pay claims &
expenses
- -professional certification & passing examination by society of actuary
- -in property & liability insurance rates are based on cos past loss
experience & industry statistics
- Statistics on hurricane ,tornadoes, fires diseases, crime rates, trafiic
accidents & cost of living are carefully analyzed
Insurance Pricing
Rates must be high enough to pay all claims & earn a profit for the insurer
Regulatory objectives & business objectives
Regulatory objectives
-the rates charged should be high enough to pay all losses & expenses
-the rates should not be so high that policy holder are paying more than the
actual value of their protection
- Exposures that are similar with respect to loses & expenses should no be
charged substantially different rates
Business objectives
-simplicity
-stability rate should be stable over short periods so that consumer satisfaction
can be maintained
-responsiveness the rates should be responsive overtime to changing loss
exposures & changing economic conditions
-encouragement of loss control-rating systems provide a strong financial
incentive to the insured to engage in loss control
3 merit rating- class rates are adjusted upward /downward based on individual
loss experience
-Schedule rating - in which each exposure is individually rated, used In
commercial property insurance
-Experience rating- the class rates are adjusted upward /downward based on
past loss experience ,mainly used in workers compensation .
-Retrospective rating - a provisional premium is paid at the beginning of the
policy period ,at the end of the period, a final premium is calculated based
on actual losses that occur during the policy period used in physical
damaging ,burglary etc.
Characteristics of FS
-FS are customer oriented
-they are intangible in nature
-inseparability
-perishability
-People based service
-dynamism
Importance Of CR
-to the investors
*risk recognition
*fair assessment of issuers credibility
*info abt financial strength of issuer
*provides better choice amg available investment proposal
-To issuers
*wider investor base is exposed
fin analysis
funda analysis
mgt
analysis
Industry risk,
mkt position
Operation efficiency
a/c quality
earnings
cash flow
CAR
asset quality
liquidity
profitability
past track
regulation
objectives
philosophy
willingness to pay
regulatory&
competiive
analysis
impact of competition
Debt instument
deb,bonds
Rating Symbols
AAA
AA
A
Remarks
highest safety
high safety
adequate
safety
BBB
safety
moderate
Financial Institutions
RBI
Mgt of RBI
Depts of RBI
Functions of RBI
Traditional functions
-issue of currency
- banker to govt
-bankers bank
-credit control measures
-Rbi act as lender of last resort
-exchange control
-clearing house
Promotional functions
-branch expansion policy
-industrial & agricultural finance
Protecting the interest of depositors & creditors
Supervisory Functions
-RBI guide the commercial banks & supervises their functions too.
Co operative banks