Banking Beyond Covid-19

Backdrop Now, we are surviving under the pandemic of the century, Covid-19. From its epicentre Wuhan, China, Covid-19 became a global pandemic within three months off its origin. Now the entire globe is under lockdown.

This blog pertains to topics in Unit 5 of ‘Advance Macroeconomics’ course of M.Sc.(Economics) Units 1 to 4 of in ‘International Finance’ course of M.Sc. (Economics) Unit 3 of ‘International Trade’ course of M.Sc. (Economics)

Pertains to the following courses of the Programme titled M.Sc. in Quantitative Finance offered by the Department of Economics: Financial Management Financial Mathematics Financial Modelling using excel Financial Econometrics Asset Liability Management In literary sense

Pertains to the following courses Monetary Economics in M.A. (Public Policy) Programme Financial Institutions and Regulatory Systems in M.Sc. (Quantitative Finance) Programme Financial Institutions and Markets in M.Sc. (Economics) Programme with specialization in Banking and

Relevant to the following courses of the PG programme M.Sc. in Quantitative Finance Credit Risk Management Market Risk Management Financial risk means unsystemic risk e.g. credit risk and systemic risk e.g. market risk.  Generally credit