Corporates have long been banking’s most profitable customers, with most banks revving up services for corporate customers. Greater innovation in data management can help banks better service their corporate customers, increase revenues and deal with the challenges of mounting regulation.

In this video, we look at innovation in corporate banking. HSBC’s Global Head of Innovation (Global Functions) Steve Suarez, in London, discusses strategies which the bank is adopting to enhance services for corporate customers including developing more personalised customer experiences and reducing timespans for cross-border trade in many cases from 10 days to 24 hours, and talks broadly about mitigating risk to keep customers safe. Later, in Belgium, Antoine Cuypers, Director EMEA, at transaction data management experts Intix, discusses how greater visibility across payment transaction lifecycles offers the promise of “Know-Your-Transaction” to create greater efficiencies in cross-border payments, enabling banks to serve corporate customers even better.

We hope you enjoy the video!

BANKING (SUBJECT CODE –811) class 12 |
Banking Class 12 Syllabus
Part B: Vocational Skills
Unit 1 – Ancillary Services of Banks
Unit 2 – Innovations in Banking Technology
Unit 3 – Organization of a Bank Branch
Unit 4 – Basics of Business Mathematics
Unit 5 – Reserve Bank of India Regulations on Banks
Unit 6 – Performa of Final Accounts of Banking Companies

1. Ancillary Services of Banks
Safe custody of valuables.
Lockers.
Remittances – RTGS / NEFT / Drafts.
Fee based services- Issuing Guarantees and letters of credit.
Selling Third Party Products- Insurance and Mutual fund units.
Credit Cards, Debit Cards.
Brokerage and Demit Services.

2. Innovations in Banking Technology
Bank Computerization.
Core Banking.
Online Banking.
Mobile Banking.
Internet Banking.
ATMs.

3. Organization of a Bank Branch
Bank Branch Set up, Strong Room.
Front Office, Back Office.
Security Arrangements in Bank.
Clearing Houses.

4. Basics of Business Mathematics
Calculation of simple interest and Compound Interest.
Calculations of interest on fixed rate and Floating rate.
Calculation of EMIs.
Calculations of interest on Savings Accounts.
Calculations of date of maturity of bills of exchange.

5. Reserve Bank of India Regulations on Banks
Cash Reserve Ratio.
Statutory Liquidity Ratio.
Bank Rate.
Repo Rate.
Reverse Repo Rate.
Base Rate.

6. Performa of Final Accounts of Banking Companies
Profit & Loss Account and Balance Sheet.
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