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FSM-302 covers financial markets and institutions. The course covers various money markets, capital markets, debt markets, foreign exchange markets, and derivatives markets. It examines clearing corporations, credit rating institutions, stock exchanges, and their regulation. The course also explores non-banking financial intermediaries, statutory financial organizations like post offices and provident funds, and regulators like RBI and SEBI. Recent developments in these areas are also discussed.
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