Financial Markets and Institutions DU 3rd Semester (DSE-3.2)

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Complete Exam-Ready Course for Delhi University Students

Are you in 3rd Semester at Delhi University, (Bcom Prog./Bcom Hons.) and struggling to prepare for your Financial Markets and Institutions exam?

This one complete course gives you everything you need to score 100% Full marks, even if you haven’t studied a single chapter yet.

This is not just another theory course. It’s a targeted, exam-oriented program built strictly as per DU syllabus — designed to make you exam-ready in minimum time with maximum understanding.

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What Will You Learn?

  • 📘 Made for DU Students, by DU Experts
  • Content strictly aligned with University of Delhi syllabus and paper pattern.
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  • Study smart with the exact material DU examiners expect — no extra theory, only what scores marks.
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  • Every unit, topic, and concept explained in the same order as your DU textbook, so you don’t get lost.
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Course Content

Unit 1: Introduction
An introduction to financial system - components, inter-linkages between financial system and economic development, financial intermediation, indicators of financial development (World Bank); capital allocation-financial institutions vis-a-vis financial markets; evolution of Indian financial system since 1951; recent reforms and developments in Indian financial system.

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Unit 2: Financial Markets I: Money Markets
Financial markets - integration of Indian financial markets with global financial markets; money market – functions, organisations and participants; money market instruments; role of central bank in money market; role of Reserve Bank of India in Indian money market; Fixed Income Money Market and Derivative Association of India (FIMMDA).

Unit 3: Financial Markets II: Capital Markets
Capital Markets - introduction, components, role and functions; equity marketmethods of issue; debt market-concept, significance and classification; capital market instruments; raising funds from global financial markets; primary and secondary markets- concept, similarities, differences; stock exchanges in India - NSE, BSE; Stock Indices: concept and construction, Major stock indices - global (including Dow Jones and NASDAQ) and Indian (NIFTY and BSE-SENSEX); concept of DEMAT account and depositories (NSDL, CDSL); SEBI and investor protection.

Unit 4: Financial Institutions
Commercial banking - introduction, classification, role, asset liability management, non performing assets; role of technology in banking sector; financial inclusion, recent developments in banking including restructuring, privatisation, MUDRA financing; Insurance - life and non-life insurance companies in India: public and private; Mutual Funds – introduction and their role in capital market development, types of mutual fund schemes (open ended vs close ended, equity, debt, hybrid schemes and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs); Non banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) – role and types; private equity, venture capital and hedge funds.

Unit 5: Financial Stability
Financial stability-importance and indicators (World Bank, IMF, RBI); understanding financial crisis - causes and policy response; global financial crisis (2008); emerging challenges to financial stability.

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