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The recently expanded EU has 25 member states, with a population of 455 million, and a GDP of around 28% of the world GDP, and 20% share in global trade. It envisages a single European market without the barriers of trade and ensuring free movement of goods, services, people and capital. This book outlines all the challenges in integrating European banking with respect to multiplicity of regulations, economic obstacles, legal frameworks etc.
This book examines banking with the advent of IT driven customer-centric products, services, ATMs, internet, telebanking, etc. It looks at the Indian and the international scenario, the use of technology, trends in data management and payment systems and issues in e-banking. Basel-II and frauds are examined in the context of IT e.g. cyber money laundering, ATM crimes, etc.
Banks encounter many risks such as credit, operational and market risk. For prudent management with high degree of transparency, banks must have a scientific system of measuring and managing risks to enhance the resilience of the global financial system. This book discusses systemic risk, operational risk and technology risk in detail. Of these, technology risk can neither be easily quantified nor measured. However, banks can gain financial and operational ...