ICWA :: Final
Paper 11 : Capital Market Analysis & Corporate Laws
[One paper: Three Hours – 100 marks]
Objective . . .
• | To know application of the various regulations for financial and capital markets |
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• | To gain basic knowledge on Corporate Governance Principles and purpose of good corporate governance |
A. Capital Market Analysis ( 50 Marks)
1. | Introduction of Capital Market & Capital Market Instruments | 10% |
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• | Capital Market / Security Market |
• | Primary Market / New Issues / IPO Market |
• | Secondary Market / Stock Market / Stock Exchange |
• | Depositaries |
• | Private placements of shares / Buy back of shares |
• | CAPM vs Market Model |
• | Issue mechanism |
• | Forward Contract and future contracts |
• | Clearing mechanism |
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2. | Capital & Financial Market Regulation | 10% |
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• | Financial System and Capital Market Instruments, |
• | SEBI – Regulation of Market and Control, |
• | Collective Investment Schemes, Depositories, Dematerialization of Securities, |
• | Regulation of banking & finance companies – role of Reserve Bank of India and Banking Ombudsmen; Regulation of Insurance sector by Insurance Regulation and Development Authority (IRDA), |
• | Cyber Law and regulation of e-commerce and electronic financial transactions, |
• | Contemporary issues and Development |
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3. | Capital Market Analysis | 30% |
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• | Stock market efficiency; |
• | Risk and Return; |
• | Investment Analysis; |
• | Cost of Finance And Financing Structures; |
• | Capital Asset Pricing Model; |
• | Products on Stock Exchanges: Equity / Stock Markets, Basket Trading, Derivatives, Debt Markets- Retail and Wholesale, Interest Rate Futures, Exchange Traded Funds, Mutual Funds (Close Ended). |
• | Risk Management System: Capital Adequacy Requirements, Intra day Trading limits, Gross Exposure Limit, Margining Procedure. |
• | Derivatives Markets: Introduction to Options and Futures, Explanation of Market Terminologies, Pay-off Structure, Basic Trading Strategies, Weekly Options. |
• | Debt Markets: Debt Products traded in Stock Exchanges, Wholesale Debt Markets, and Retail Debt Markets. |
• | Commodity Market & Trading Corporate Actions: Bonus, Rights, Dividend, Buy Back etc., Regulations to be followed by the Corporates, Impact on the Shareholders. |
• | Portfolio Management
» | Basic Principle, Functions and Activities |
» | Factors effecting investment decision in portfolio management |
» | Investment strategy |
» | Portfolio theory |
» | Use of matrix approach in investment decisions |
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• | Mutual Funds
» | Role of Mutual Fund in financial market |
» | Advantage of investment in mutual fund |
» | Regulations and operations |
» | Investors right and obligation |
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B. Corporate Law & Corporate Governance ( 50 Marks)
4. | Corporate functionalism in the context of Companies Act & Corporate Laws | 30% |
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• | Introduction, Incorporation and its Consequences, |
• | Financial Structure and Membership, |
• | Management and Control of Companies, |
• | Inter-corporate loans, Investments, Guarantees and Security, |
• | Maintenance of Statutory Books/Registers and Filing of Returns, |
• | Winding-up, |
• | Joint Ventures, |
• | Corporate Accountability, |
• | Competition Act and Competition Commission, |
• | Information Act and its corporate implication, Emerging Issues and Concepts |
• | Merger and Acquisition
» | Reason for merger acquisition |
» | Objective of acquisition |
» | Gain from merger |
» | Problem of merger and acquisition |
» | Issues related to Companies Act 1956, Industrial(Development & Regulation) Act, Sick Industrial (Special Provision) Act, Income Tax Act, SEBI Regulations |
» | Function of Court |
» | Reconstruction |
» | De-merger or division |
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5. | Corporate Governance | 20% |
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• | Genesis, Narasimhan Committee and other Committee Recommendations on Corporate Governance, |
• | Effective Board of Directors and its role, |
• | Independent Directors and Audit Committee, Remuneration Committee, Nomination Committee; |
• | Evaluation of effectiveness of Internal Control-Management Accounting applications and Directors’ Responsibility Statement; |
• | Going Concern status-financial and other indicators, role of management audit, evaluation of going concern uncertainties; |
• | Related party transactions and disclosures; |
• | Project management audit and corporate governance; |
• | Relevance of Risk Evaluation and Risk management; |
• | Evaluation of key financial decisions and disclosures; |
• | Management Audit for investors’ protection in the context of Corporate Governance, |
• | Corporate Governance Norms as prescribed by SEBI, |
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