MBA in Banking and Insurance Program Syllabus & Subjects

MBA in Banking and Insurance Syllabus

Learn about the syllabus for the MBA program in Banking and Insurance. From banking operations to risk assessment, explore the subjects that will prepare you for roles in the financial services industry.

MBA in Banking and Insurance Syllabus:

The MBA in Banking and Insurance program offers a comprehensive understanding of financial services. Core courses cover banking operations, insurance principles, and financial markets. Specialized subjects include risk management, insurance underwriting, and investment banking. Students often engage in financial projects and gain practical experience through internships with banks and insurance companies. The curriculum prepares graduates for careers in banking, insurance, and financial services.

Syllabus & Subjects

A semester-wise breakup of the course syllabus is tabulated below:

Semesters	Subjects
Semester I	Financial Management
	Economics for Managers
	Principles & Practices of Banking
	Principles and Practices of Management
	Communication Management
	Accounting for Managers
Semester II	Merchant Banking & Financial Services
	Banking & Insurance Management
	Marketing Information System
	Insurance Management
	Insurance Product
	Marketing Management
Semester III	Treasury & Risk Management
	Legal Aspect of Banking
	Strategic Credit Management
	Statistic for Management
	Organizational Behaviour
	Team management
Semester IV	Mutual funds and portfolio management
	Corporate Insurance Management
	Fundamentals of infrastructure project financing
	Resource mobilization and marketing of banking services
	Retail Insurance management (housing, vehicle, consumer and personal loans, etc)
	Counter operations, savings bank, current account, and remittances
	Advanced technology in banking (ATM, Internet banking, etc)

Project

When it comes to choosing a project topic for your MBA in Banking and Insurance in India, there are several areas you can explore. Here are some project ideas that you can consider:

(i). Analysis of Non-Performing Assets (NPAs)
(ii). Digital Transformation in Banking and Insurance
(iii). Risk Management Practices in Insurance
(iv). Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in Banking
(v). Financial Inclusion Initiatives
(vi). Impact of Regulatory Reforms on the Insurance Industry
(vii). Assessing the Adoption of Open Banking
(viii). Analyzing the Effectiveness of Bancassurance