The document discusses financial services and the Indian financial system. It defines financial services as those provided by financial institutions, such as banking services, foreign exchange services, investment services, and insurance services. It then describes the key components of the Indian financial system: financial services, financial markets, financial instruments, and financial institutions. It provides details on various financial concepts such as financial intermediaries, instruments, and markets. Finally, it briefly discusses types of financial services in India and international financial services.

1. VIKAS RANA
(15PBA039)
PRESENTATIONON FINANCIAL
SERVICES

2. FINANCIAL SERVICES
 Financial service is part of financial system
that provides different types of finance
through various credit instruments, financial
products and services.
 In financial instruments, we come across
cheques, bills, promissory notes, debt
instruments, letter of credit, etc.

3. Importance of Financial
Services
 Vibrant Capital Market.
 Expands activities of financial markets.
 Benefits of Government.
 Economic Development.
 Economic Growth.
 Ensures GreaterYield.
 Maximizes Returns.
 Minimizes Risks.
 Promotes Savings.
 Promotes Investments.
 Balanced Regional Development.
 Promotion of Domestic & ForeignTrade.

4. Financial Services offered by various
financial institutions
 Factoring.
 Leasing.
 Forfaiting.
 Hire Purchase Finance.
 Credit card.
 Merchant Banking.
 Book Building.
 Asset Liability Management.
 Housing Finance.
 Portfolio Finance.
 Underwriting.
 Credit Rating.
 Interest & Credit Swap.
 Mutual Fund.

5. IMPORATNCE OF FINANCIAL
SERVICES
 1.promoting investment.
 2. Promoting savings
 3. Minimizing the risks
 4. Maximizing the Returns
 5. Ensures greaterYield
 6. Economic growth
 7. Economic development
 8. Benefit to Government
 9. Expands activities of Financial Institutions
 10. Capital Market

6. FUNCTIONS OF FINANCIAL SERVICES
 Good financial system search in the following
ways :
 1. Promotion of liquidity.
 2. Link between savers and investors
 3. Information available
 4. Helps in projects selection
 5. Allocation of risk
 7. Reduce cost of transaction and borrowing
 8. Financial deepening and broadening

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9. Indian Financial System
 The basic structure of Indian Financial System
is divided into four components which are:
 Financial Services
 Financial Markets
 Financial Instruments
 Financial Institutions
 Financial Services

10. financial services
The services provided by the Financial Institutions.These services
generally include the banking services, Foreign exchange services,
investment services, insurance services and few others. Following
is a very brief description of the services
 Banking Services – Includes all the operations provided by the
banks including to the simple deposit and withdrawal of money
to the issue of loans, credit cards etc.
 Foreign Exchange services – this includes the currency
exchange, foreign exchange banking or the wire transfer
 Investment Services – It generally includes the asset
management, hedge fund management and the custody services
 Insurance Services – It deals with the selling of insurance
policies, brokerages, insurance underwriting or the reinsurance
 Some of the other services include the advisory services, venture
capital, angel investment etc.

11. Financial Intermediaries
 A financial intermediary is an institution which
connects the deficit and the surplus.The best
example of an intermediary can be a bank which
transforms the bank deposits to bank loans.The role
of financial intermediary is to channel funds from
people who have extra inflow of money i.e., the
savers to those who do not have enough money to
fulfill the needs or to carry out the basic activities i.e.
the borrowers.
 Functions of Financial Intermediaries
 Maturity transformation
 Risk transformation
 Convenience denomination

12. Financial Instrument
 Financial Instrument is a trade-able asset which
can be in terms of cash, agreement, evidence of
an ownership in an entity; or a contractual right
which has the right to deliver cash or any kind of
asset.
 The types of financial instrument used
worldwide are in the form deposits, stock, and
debt.
 Deposits
 Stock.
 Debts

13. Financial Market
 Financial Market is a mechanism that allows
people to indulge themselves in the buying
and selling i.e. trade of financial securities (for
example stocks and bonds), commodities (for
example precious metals) at prices that
reflect the market’s effectiveness.

14. Types of Financial services in
India
 Banking services
 Foreign exchange services
 Investment services
 insurance

15. INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL
SERVICES
 International business
 International trade
 Contractual entry mode
 FDI