Ayussh Sanghi

Another course on enhancing your Economics Knowledge and it is all about the Banking Sector in India. The course talks about the Evolution of Banking over the years in India. Further in the course you will gain an understanding of Functions of Banks along with the different types of bank. Ayussh also elaborates upon the nationalisation of banks, banking reforms, Non-Performing Assets and Basel Norms. Tags: India Banking Sector India, Indian Banking Sector, Banking Sector in India, Indian Banks, Indian Banks Types, Indian Banks List, Banking Sector UPSC Lecture, UPSC Free Lessons, UPSC Free Online Videos, UPSC Economy, Economy for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, Indian Administrative Service, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus, Economy UPSC Important Topics, Reserve Bank of India, PSUs, Private Banks in India, Banking Structure in India, Public Sector Banks.

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Economy for UPSC CSE (IAS): Banking Sector in India

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This lesson takes one through the historical facts related to the evolution of banking. He then explains the coins which were used in the ancient time, how the importance began to safeguard the money those time are explained. Then he shifts his focus on the Roman empire of ancient time and explains how they started to think about banks. Lastly, he throws light on caesar's angle on establishing the banks.

Historical View of Evolution of Banking (for UPSC CSE)

In this lesson all the major and basic concepts related to banking are discussed. As the unit starts one will come to know what baking is and the essential functions of banks. Then Ayussh describes types of deposits such as current account deposits, fixed deposits, and savings account deposits, ​which are accepted in banks.

Introduction to Banking (for UPSC CSE)

In the previous lesson, the types of acceptance of deposits in the bank were discussed. In this lesson, he continues explaining the functions of the bank. Here, Ayussh completely focusses on describing overdraft facility. Then cash credit, demand loans, and short term loans are explained in detail. Lastly, one will also come across the bill of exchange.

Functions of Banking (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson majorly concentrates on explaining the types of banks in India. But, before beginning with this concept, Ayussh describes investment of funds and securities related to it are explained. Next, you will come across the major types of banks in India. One among that, 'Reserve bank of India' is briefly explained and its functions are described with much other fascinating points.

Types of Banks in India and Their Functions Part 1 (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson is in continuance with the last, where one will learn the remaining functions of RBI, where RBIs function as banker to government, lender of last resort, controller of credit  are thrown light upon. One will also understand about the commercial banks, and types of commercial banks in detail.

Types of banks in India and Their Functions Part 2 (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson concentrates on regional rural banks, where one will come across the ordinance and act under which it was established. He briefly explains RRB act and throws light upon co- operative banks. One will also learn the types of cooperative banks financed by them.

Types of Banks in India and Their Functions Part 3 (for UPSC CSE)

As the lesson starts one will know why this why nationalisation of banks came into the picture. Each objective which featured nationalisation is thoroughly explained. One will also know and understand the achievements, failure and causes of failures are also discussed.

Nationalisation of Banks of India (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson gives an insight  of banking reforms and the reason for nationalisation of banks. It starts with the ​assessment of nationalisation and M. Narasimham committee  recommendations.  It also explains about CRR and SLR and the impact of implementation of Narasimham committee recommendations.

Understanding of Banking Reforms (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson explains about non-performing assets which is a very important topic from the examination point of view. Lesson starts with explaining classification of assets and non-performing assets. The lesson thereby gives a clear understanding of what a Capital Adequacy Ratio really means and how important it is for the banking sector.

Understanding of Non-Performing Assets (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson clearly explains about the Basel Norms. The lesson starts with Basel committee on banking supervision and Basel committee's supervisory standards and guidelines. It also throws light upon 1988 Basel Accord and how many countries modified it according to their need. It also reviews the recommendations and importance in the current scenario.

Learn about Basel Norms (for UPSC CSE)

This is a very important lesson for Prelims. In this lesson, the educator briefly explains what is money and the different forms and components of money. He further explains how the ​money supply is measured in the country and the four measures adopted to measure the money supply in the country. He analyses one of the measures in depth.

Understanding the concept of Money : Introduction (for UPSC CSE)

In the previous lesson, the educator discussed the first component of measurement of money supply in India. In this lesson, the educator analyses each of the last three components. He also explains the components involved in each measurement of the money supply

Understanding the concept of Money : Measurement of the money supply (for UPSC CSE)

In this lesson, the educator explains in depth about the changes the measurement of money supply has undergone in the past few years. The educator first explains the changes that it has undergone and he further explains the measurement of money supply and liquidity aggregates

Understanding the concept of Money : Changes in the measurement of money supply (for UPSC CSE)

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Rakesh Verma

This course explains various concepts relating to inflation including the categorisation, impacts and its management.

Inflation : UPSC CSE

I have done a post graduation in Economics and also MBA in Finance.Teaching GS Economy and Economics optional Since the last nine years.

Bijendra Kumar Singh

In this course, the educator discusses about the primary and secondary sector of the economy.

Complete Course on Economics Optional - UPSC CSE

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Satyam Gupta

In this course, Satyam has discussed the financial regulatory bodies in India. He has covered Types of Financial Market, Major Financial Bodies Names, Reserve Bank of India, Securities and Exchange Board of India, Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority, Forward Market Commission, and Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority.

(Hindi) Understand the Financial Markets and Financial Regulatory Bodies of India

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Divyansh Agarwal

In this course I will explain concepts based on main forms of markets including Perfect Competition, Monopoly, Monopolistic Competition and Oligopoly. All these forms of market have been explained in detail with examples. This is beneficial for all UPSC CSE aspirants.

Main Forms of Market - UPSC CSE

This is a course on Capital Markets which has been designed for students preparing for various government exams. The entire course is divided into a certain number of lessons for clarity on the topic and its detailed understanding. Tags: Capital Markets meaning, 	Capital Markets instruments, Capital markets definition, UPSC preparation, UPSC syllabus, Capital and money markets, Indian Capital Market, Global Depository Receipts.

Introduction to Capital Markets for UPSC Aspirants

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Priya Tiwari

The course will cover entire detailed pointwise explanation of interom budget 2019 with explanation of basic terms

Lessons

13 lessons • 2h 5m

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Historical View of Evolution of Banking (for UPSC CSE)

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Introduction to Banking (for UPSC CSE)

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Functions of Banking (for UPSC CSE)

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Types of Banks in India and Their Functions Part 1 (for UPSC CSE)

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Types of banks in India and Their Functions Part 2 (for UPSC CSE)

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Types of Banks in India and Their Functions Part 3 (for UPSC CSE)

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Nationalisation of Banks of India (for UPSC CSE)

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Understanding of Banking Reforms (for UPSC CSE)

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Understanding of Non-Performing Assets (for UPSC CSE)

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Learn about Basel Norms (for UPSC CSE)

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