July-Dec Course Syllabus, B-501: Bank Management, Course Instructor: Md. Nazmul Hasan| Assistant Professor, 2020 Department of Banking and Insurance, University of Dhaka Department of Banking and Insurance, University of Dhaka 21nd Batch MBA Program B-501: Bank Management Course Instructor: Name: MD. NAZMUL HASAN (MSc Finance, University of Manchester) Designation: Assistant Professor Counseling: Before & After Class by Appointment E-mail: palashdu007@gmail.com th Counseling Place: Room# 6002 (5 Floor), MBA Building, Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka Course Descriptions: Bank is a financial intermediary which is considered as the life-blood of any economy. Being the corner-stone of financial service industry, it renders a number of financial services and has been recognized as the “Financial Hospital” where all the financial st problems are resolved. In this backdrop, bank management, being the most challenging and rewarding functions of the 21 century, needs the most talented and smart people to take challenges of the future. The financial managers, of today and tomorrow, are extremely exposed to the myriad of relevant risks and therefore require advanced knowledge and adequate training to run the banks successfully. This course has been designed to cater the needs of the future financial manager to equip them with advanced knowledge and contents to dare and dream to lead the financial industry of tomorrow. This course will essentially includes but not limited to, Measuring and Evaluating the performance, Asset-Liability management, Investment function, Liquidity and Reserve management, Deposit Pricing strategies, Loan policy and procedure, and above all Loan pricing strategies for a bank. Learning Outcomes: This course intended to cover the all the dimensions of Bank Management ranging from Deposit, ALM, Liquidity, Credit, Investment to Equity Management. The intended learning outcomes of this course are, among others: Understand different categories of services offered by a commercial bank Measure and evaluate the performance of a commercial bank Find the interest sensitive GAP and its impact over the asset portfolio of the bank Understand different money market and capital market instruments are used as vehicle for investment Ways to manage the liquidity and reserve of a commercial bank Setting and evaluating strategies to pricing a bank’s deposits and Loans Fixing and reviewing loan policy and procedure to disburse the loanable fund to the customer Text Book: 1) 2) 3) 4) th Bank Management & Financial Services, Peter S. Rose & Sylvla C. HudgeIns, 9 Edition, McGraw Hill Pub. Management of Financial Institutions by Anthony Saunders, Latest Edition Investments by Bodie, Cane & Marcus by McGraw-Hill Publications, Latest Edition Practical Course Materials on Credit Management practiced by Commercial Banks Reading Material: Study materials will be provided by the faculty from time to time including power-point slides, relevant practical Cases, required news paper cuts and lectures of referred books, if and when necessary. Attendance/Absences: Class attendance is a requirement of the course. Students must attend a certain percentage of classes (Please see the departmental catalogue) to be eligible for attending the semester final examination. Only Students having attendance of 75% or more will be considered as regular and allowed to sit for Mid-term and Final examinations. Evaluation Policy: Mid-term and semester final exams will be held as per the exam schedule of the BBA Program Office. Assignments & Presentations must have to submit within the time limit given by the course instructor. Please work in groups for the assignments and Presentation. July-Dec Course Syllabus, B-501: Bank Management, Course Instructor: Md. Nazmul Hasan| Assistant Professor, 2020 Department of Banking and Insurance, University of Dhaka Chapter Contents: Chapter Name Chapters Source of Content Chapter-1 Overview of the changing Financial Services Sector Chapter 1 by Rose & HudgeIns Chapter-2 The Impact of Government Policy and Regulation on the Financial S. Ind Chapter 2 Chapter-3 The Investment Function in Financial Services Management Chapter 10 Chapter-4 Liquidity & Reserve Management Strategies and Policies Chapter 11 Chapter-5 Managing & Pricing Deposit Chapter 12 Chapter-6 Measuring & Evaluating the Performance of Banks Reading: Money and Capital Markets & Their Instruments Chapter 2 Investment by Bodie et.al Chapter 6 st Chapter 1 to 6: 1 Mid-term Examination Chapter-7 Risk Management for Changing Interest Rates: ALM & Duration Gap Chapter 7 Chapter-8 Risk Management for Changing Interest Rates: ALM & Duration Gap Chapter 7 Chapter-9 Management of Capital & Capital Adequacy Chapter 15 Chapter-10 Lending Policies & Procedures: Managing Credit Risk Chapter 16 Chapter-11 Lending to Business Firms & Pricing Business Loans Chapter-12 Collateral Management: Security and Documentation of Banks Chapter 17 Chapter 15 Banking, NT Somashekor Guest Lecture: How to assess and manage bank collateral? Guest Lecture Series nd Chapter 7 to 10: 2 Mid-term Examination Seminar Seminar on ‘Bank Management in BD: Challenges & Way Forward’ CEO Talk Chapter-1 to 12: Semester Final Examination Term Paper and Presentation: Each student is required to research and write a paper about credit management in banks in relevance to the functional areas of credit operations including processing of credit applications, credit analysis, credit investigation, credit disbursement, credit monitoring and review. The focus of your paper will be to examine, describe, and explain how the concepts studied in this course pertain to the lending activities of the public and private commercial banks operating in our country. Your term paper should be well organized and well written. It should show that you understand the concepts we have covered in this course, not only in an academic sense, but in the real world business sense as well. Evaluation Style: Class Attendance & Participation (10 Marks) st nd 1 & 2 Mid-term (30 Marks) Term Paper: Report (10 Marks) Term Paper: Report (10 Marks) Final Examination (Out of 40) Grading Scale: Numerical grades will be converted into letter grades according to the following grading scale under the University grading Rules: Letter Grade Marks A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C D F 80-100 75-79 70-74 65-69 60-64 55-59 50-54 45-49 40-44 Less than 40 0.00 Grade 4.00 3.75 3.50 3.25 3.00 2.75 2.50 2.00 1.50 Points ***Note: The teacher has the right to change or alter any time the above syllabus and its materials when deemed to be necessary. Discussions among the students are very much encouraged. Good Luck!
