2. The rationale for regulation Financial systems are prone to periods of instability. In recent years, a number of financial crises around the world (South-east Asia, Latin America and Russia, Global financial crisis) have brought about a large number of Read More …
Month: October 2022
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND CAPITAL MARKETS
Introduction The economic development of any country depends, upon the existence of a well organised financial system. It is the financial system which supplies the necessary financial inputs for the production of goods and services which in turn promote the Read More …
Financial Institutions and capital KNEC Notes
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND CAPITAL MARKETS – Click to view FINANCIAL SECTOR REGULATION IN KENYA – Click to view FINANCIAL MARKETS – Click to view INTEREST RATE AND SECURITIES PRICES – Click to view MONETARY AND FISCAL POLICY – Read More …
SPECIALIST SERVICES FOR BORROWERS
9.1 Services for Personal Borrowers Personal loan insurance All banks now offer insurance s to customers for packaged personal lending. The types of lending under consideration here are personal loans, budgets accounts, revolving credit accounts, equity release loans and even Read More …
TRADE FINANCE
8.1 Finance for Exporters: Overdrafts / Loans In addition to usual secured or unsecured loans and overdrafts in sterling, the same products can be made available to customers in foreign currencies. If non-sterling facilities are taken, the exporter should ensure Read More …
FINANCE FOR FARMERS
7.1 Appraisal of farming customers The financial statements of a farming business These consist of: Audited accounts for the past three years. A specially formulated ‘farmers balance sheet’ or ‘statement of assets or liabilities’, usually on the bank’s standard forms. Read More …
PROBLEMS WITH CORPORATE LENDING
6.1 How to Identify Problems Early Unlike most retailers, lending bankers cannot sit back and relax once the product has been sold. The risk continues until the borrowing is fully repaid, and regular monitoring of the accounts is necessary to Read More …
SECURITY FOR CORPORATE LENDING
5.1 When should Security be taken? No amount of security will make a poor lending proposition viable. Banks are not pawnbrokers, who lend against the pledge of an asset. Banks wish to know that a customer’s borrowing plans are viable, Read More …
LARGE BUSINESS LENDING
4.1 Introduction To deal adequately with lending at this level, you must ensure that you are up to date with your accountancy studies, particularly the principles of management accounting and accounting ratios. 4.2 Non-financial Appraisal of Business Markets and products Read More …
SECURITY FOR PERSONAL LENDING AND PERSONAL BORROWERS IN DIFFICULTIES
3.1 Bank Security Security is a cover taken by a lender to cushion the institution from complete nonrecovery of a borrowing should the promised source of repayment fail to materialize of does not cover the full advance with interest. When Read More …