Thursday, February 23, 2012

Fees for Banking Diploma Examination Under The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh of (IBB)

BANKING DIPLOMA EXAMINATION
Banking Diploma Courses in Bangladesh under The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB) 


Fees for Banking Diploma Examination Under The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh of (IBB)

  Fees Details:
1. Banking Diploma Enrollment Form        =20.00 BDT
2. Banking Diploma Exam Entry Form       =20.00 BDT
3. Banking Diploma Examination Fees    =1000.00 BDT
4. Late Payment Fees                                =50.00 BDT

Last Date of Form Submission & Payment is: 26.02.2012

With Late Payment Fees Last Date of Form Submission & Payment is: 01.03.2012

For first time an applicant need to fill up both Banking Diploma Enrollment Form and Banking Diploma Exam Entry Form with 3 copies of passport size photograph(1 for enrollment, 2 for exam entry) and a photocopy of H.S.C Exam Certificate.

After first time enrollment an applicant need to fill up only Banking Diploma Exam Entry Form and mention the previous passed records (subjects) and the subjects intended to appear in

N.B.: Procedures for filling in and submission of Entry Form.


Specimen: Examination Entry Form of Banking Diploma

BANKING DIPLOMA EXAMINATION
Banking Diploma Courses in Bangladesh under The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB)

Specimen: Examination Entry Form of Banking Diploma
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Short Note: Law & Practice of Banking

BANKING DIPLOMA EXAMINATION
Banking Diploma Courses in Bangladesh under The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB)
 Laws and Practice of Banking-JAIBB
Short Note:

PAYMENT IN DUE COURSE:
A cheque is discharged by payment in due course, that is to say payment made by the drawee-banker to the holder of the cheque in good faith and without notice that his title to the cheque is defective. The holder to
whom payment is made may be the payee, an indorsee or the bearer according to the nature of the instrument, or the way in which it has been indorsed. A thing is deemed to be done in good faith where it is in fact done honestly, whether it is done negligently or not.
In ordinary circumstances, a cheque drawn in proper form, and complete in every particular, must be paid or refused payment as soon as it is presented. But it the circumstance connected with its presentation are such as to raise reasonable suspicious in the banker would also be entitled to postpone payment it the cheque were drawn in an unusual manner or bore upon its face peculiarities that would raise doubts in and ordinary person's mind as to the genuineness of the order.

Monday, February 20, 2012

Business Communication: (Sample) Banking Letters

BANKING DIPLOMA EXAMINATION
Banking Diploma Courses in Bangladesh under The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB)
 Business Communications-JAIBB

Sample: Banking Letters

A customer has complained to the Bank that a cheque issued by him has been dishonored in spite of sufficient balance in his account. Draft a suitable reply in the light of the fact that the mistake was committed by one of the members on your staff.


AGRANI BANK
Agrabad Branch
Chittagong
18th May 200..
Mr.  S. A. Karim
24 Mohan Nagar
Chittagong

Dear Sir,

Re: Dishonour of Cheque No. 2133678

We have received your letter dated 14thMay. We sincerely apologies for the wrongful dishonour of the cheque No. 2133678 for the Tk. 5000.00 and the inconvenience caused to you thereby.

If you look into the eounterfoils of your cheque book, you will notice that you had issued a post-dated bearer cheque for Tk. 2500.00 in the name of Mr. Ghulam Mustafabefore issuing cheque No. 2133678. It was dated 15th, May but was presented at the counter and paid by over-sight, on 12th May, reducing the balance in your account to Tk. 4000.00. Hence when the cheque for Tk. 5000 was presented to the Bank on 13thMay, it was returned with the reason ‘insufficient funds’ marked on it.We realize that such a mistake should not have been committed.  The staff member responsible for it has been cautioned an we assure you that such a mistake will not recur in future. We notice that some cheques deposited by you having een cleared in the meanwhile, there is sufficient balance in your account to cover TK. 5000.00. You may request Mr. Ghulm Mustafa to present the cheque again to us.

We highly esteem your association with the Bank and assure you of our co-operation at all times.

Yours faithfully,

Mohammad Azeem
Manager

Short Notes: Law & Practice of Banking

BANKING DIPLOMA EXAMINATION
(Banking Diploma Courses in Bangladesh under The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB)

Laws and Practice of Banking -JAIBB
Short Notes:

GARNISHEE ORDER:
A  garnishee order is an order of a court asking the banker to stop either absolutely or partially the usual
operation in the account of a particular customer, thereby attaching the funds  of the account in the hands of third party or as the court may determine and direct for the disposal of such funds.
SET OFF:
Set-off is the legal right by which a debtor is entitled to take into account a debt owing to him to the creditor when being sued for a debt due from him to the creditor. In order that this right of set-off may be exercised, the debt must be a sum certain, due by and to the same parties, and in the same right.

Short Notes: Accounting for Financial Services

BANKING DIPLOMA EXAMINATION
Banking Diploma Courses in Bangladesh under The Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh (IBB)

Accounting for Financial Services -JAIBB
Short Notes:

Accrual Basis Accounting: 
Under the Accrual basis accounting system transactions those changes a company's financial statements are
recorded  in the periods in which the events occur.

Cash Basis Accounting: 
Under the Cash basis accounting revenue is recorded when cash is received and a expense is recorded when cash is paid.

Work Sheet:
A work sheet is a multiple column form that may be used in the adjustment process and in preparing financial statements.



Sunday, February 19, 2012

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