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A paradigm shift in the banking and financial environment of India has created an emergent need for a new genre of management professionals.These are needed in ever increasing numbers to meet the requirements of banks, financial institutions, non - banking financial corporations and more widely in the corporate sector.
Until recently careers existed only in nationalized banks, but with liberalization a host of private banks and financial institutions have emerged. The insurance sector has seen an impressive growth with around 25 new players in a short span of time. And recent study shows that 35% of recruitment in B-schools was in the banking and finance sector followed by 22% in the IT sector. (Source- Outlook Magazine Sept, 2006).
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Term I
- Monetary theory
- Central banking
- Economics for Markets
- Financial Accounting
- Financial Institutions, Markets and Instruments
- Banking Services Marketing
- Business English and communications I
- Soft Skills I
Term II
- Law of Banking and credit
- International Economics and Finance
- Financial management and accounting
- Commercial banking
- International banking
- Quantitative techniques
- Banking systems
- Business English and communications
- Soft Skills II
Term III (ECU Module)
- Quantitative Studies
- Principles of Finance
- Credit and lending Decisions
- Financial Institutions Management
- Managerial Finance
- Investment Theory and Practice
Entry Requirements
Successful completion of a recognized Bachelor's Degree with a minimum of 50% marks
Admission Process
- Written Test & Personal Interview
- Group Discussion
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Course Duration & Course Fee |
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Duration: 15 months (Inclusive of 3 months of industry internship) |
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Fee: Rs. 3.5 lakh |
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Job Opportunities |
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Treasury Manager: Manage foreign exchange reserves; deal with foreign currency and portfolio management. Sometimes stressful job profiles, treasury managers are amongst the highest paid in the bank.
Personal, Retail and Rural Banking: The key role for such bankers is catering to individual and specialist customer needs. Retail bankers need to understand all the requirements of debit and credit financing, managing cash flows and the financing requirements of retail business.
Corporate Finance and Banking Managers: Managers deal with mergers and acquisitions, raising capital for well established and reputable companies and assessing risk in more speculative returns.
Investment Bankers: Investment bankers advise companies on strategies for takeover or integration. They manage the sale of shares and the issue of bonds. These banks need an excellent group of finance and economics personnel. |
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Student Testimonials |
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After completing my graduation, when I looked around in this competitive world only one thought came to my mind that I want to be a winner and thus my choice was the MPFB course at BMA. BMA is the one which has provided a springboard to my career. It's not only providing me an Australian Degree but also making me stand and face the world of globalization.
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