Economy, asked by jasreetkaur1301, 1 year ago

What are the methods adopted by commercial banks to mobilise funds from the public?

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Answered by kunduakash901
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a. Liquid Funds

A bank has kept a volume of amount in liquid funds. The funds have so many responsibilities in banking activities liquid funds has covered following transactions.

Cash in hand

Balance with NRB

Balance with domestic bank

Call money

b. Investment

Bank invests its fund in different banking activities and different fields. Many types of fields are shown in market for investment. But banks invest its funds in profitable and safety activities. Bank invests its fund in the following titles:

Share and debenture

Government securities

Joint-venture

c. Loan and Advances

Banks mobilize its funds or deposits by providing different types of loan and advances to customers, by charging fixed interest. Different types of loan and advances are

To government enterprises

To provide enterprises

Bank manages the different types of loans i.e. providing loan, business loan, and traditional loan to priority area.

d. Fixed Assets

Land and buildings are essential for the establishment of bank. Bank’s funds are used in buying of furniture, vehicle, computer, and other concerned instrument, which are related to banking activities. Bank cannot take direct gain from these assets, but bank should buy it. A bank has a need of fund to purchase fixed assets for the new branches of the bank.

e. Administrative and Miscellaneous Expenses

Bank should manage funds for administrative and other miscellaneous expenses. The administrative expenses are:

Salary of Employee

Allowances

Pension

Advertisement

Stationery

Provident Fund

Rent

Income tax

Donation

Insurance

Tour expenses

Commission

The miscellaneous expenses are

*To distribute the dividend to shareholders

* To bear the loss on sale and purchase of banking assets

* Maintenance expenses

*To pay the interest on borrowed amount

* Reserve fund


jasreetkaur1301: Is cash credit ,overdraft facilities, discounting bills of exchange and outright loans right?
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