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The Management Accountant - January 2024

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JANUARY 2024

INSIDE

JUNE VOL 56 NO.06 `100

JANUARY VOL 59 NO.01 `100

COVER STORY

INTERVIEW

CONCURRENT AUDIT OF CREDIT PROPOSALS

(Credit Risk Management - CRM) ---- 25

CMA’s ROLE IN BANK CREDIT APPRAISAL AND

MONITORING FRAMEWORK ---- 30

DIGITAL LENDING

(A Way Forward) ---- 33

STOCK & BOOK DEBTS AUDIT OF BANKS

(Working Capital / Cash Credit Loans) ---- 38

CONTROL ‘ELECTRICITY COSTS’ OF BANKS

(Through ‘Energy as a Service’ (EaaS) Model) ---- 42

“e`”

CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCY ---- 46

NEW ERA OF “EXPECTED CREDIT LOSS PROVISIONING” IN

INDIAN BANKING SECTOR ---- 52

SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING IN THE BANKING SECTOR:

EXPLORING THE TRENDS AND UNRAVELING THE IMPACT ON

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE ---- 57

LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR GRIEVANCE RESOLUTION IN

BANKING INDUSTRY IN INDIA ---- 63

MERGER AND ACQUISITION IN INDIAN BANKING:

A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS ---- 67

UNDERSTANDING MECHANISMS OF EXPECTED CREDIT LOSS (ECL)

BASED PROVISIONING OF BANK LOAN ---- 72

CMA (Dr.) Ram Jass Yadav

Executive Director

Punjab & Sind Bank, New Delhi

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Banking in India: Emerging Challenges and Preparedness of this sector

t the outset, let

me wish you

all a VERY

HAPPY AND

PROSPEROUS YEAR 2024.

D e s p i t e

n u m e r o u s

achievements, the banking

industry in India faces various

challenges- regulatory changes,

cyber security risks, increasing

competition from new digital

players, fintech disruption,

economic uncertainty and

management of NPA. To

address these challenges banks

collaborated extensively with

fintech companies, leveraging

their technology to offer

innovative services like instant

loans, digital KYC and AI-driven

customer support. Digital

wallets and payment systems,

especially Unified Payments

Interface (UPI), saw a significant

increase in adoption, driven by

the convenience and security it

offered. The RBI’s introduction

of ‘Digital Rupee’ trials marked a

new era in the country’s financial

technology landscape, potentially

revolutionizing how transactions

are conducted.

The Reserve Bank of India has

been playing a crucial role, with a

series of policy rate adjustments

aimed at balancing growth and

inflation. Regulatory changes

introduced this year had a

profound impact on banking

operations.

Looking ahead, the banking

sector is expected to continue

its trajectory of growth and

innovation in 2024.

The articles covered in the

current issue are aimed to equip

readers with facts and issues

on Banking in India: Emerging

Challenges and Preparedness of

this sector.

Here’s a glimpse of the articles

featured in this issue

Concurrent Audit of Credit

Proposals (Credit Risk

Management - CRM) analyses

various guidelines that are to be

adhered to in the “credit process

of loan proposals” The role of

the concurrent auditor is to audit,

whether the Branch is following

the laid instructions / guidelines.

CMAs are playing a very

important role in maintaining the

asset quality of the Bank. CMA’s

Role in Bank Credit Appraisal

and Monitoring Framework

discusses the role of CMAs in

credit appraisal. In this article,

the emphasis is mainly on home

loans and mortgage loans.

Digital Lending refers to the

use of technology and digital

platforms to provide financial

services, particularly loans to

customers. Digital Lending (A

Way Forward) seeks to provide

an overview of RBI regulation

in the ‘Digital Lending Market’

Working capital is the lifeline

of business / manufacturing

organizations. Stock & Book

Debts Audit of Banks (Working

Capital / Cash Credit Loans)

gives a comprehensive analysis

of stock and book debts audit.

Few examples of ‘Cost

Reduction Tools / Strategies’

have been outlined in the article

Control ‘Electricity Costs’ of

Banks (Through ‘Energy as a

Service’ (EaaS) Model)

Digital Rupee in India aims for

an inclusive and efficient financial

system of the country. “e`”

Central Bank Digital Currency

covers different aspects of digital

rupees.

New Era of “Expected Credit

Loss Provisioning in Indian

Banking Sector attempts to

highlight that banks must provide

provisions for ‘expected credit

losses’ from the time of loan

sanctioned or disbursed, not

waiting for the loan to turn into

NPA.

T h e

r e s e a r c h

p a p e r

Sustainability Reporting in

the Banking Sector: Exploring the Trends

and Unraveling the Impact on Financial

Performance focuses on sustainability reporting

adopted by the Indian private sector listed

banks in terms of prominent sustainability

disclosures.

Legal Framework for Grievance Resolution

in Banking Industry in India has discussed

various guidelines issued by RBI to the Banks

for the protection of the customers and the role

of Consumer Commission in compensating

customers in case of deficiency of service.

Merger and Acquisition in Indian Banking:

A Retrospective Analysis focuses on the

financial, operational, and strategic aspects

of merging organisations and examines how

this transformational journey affects financial

inclusion and banking services.

Following the global trend, RBI is going

to introduce expected credit loss based

provisioning system in Indian banks. The

article Understanding Mechanisms of Expected

Credit Loss (ECL) Based Provisioning of Bank

Loan concludes that new ECL regime will

be opening a new vista for practicing CMAs

for which they need to be well prepared

beforehand.

Apart from these, this issue contains articles

on various other contemporary matters.

It is hoped that the articles featured in this

issue will enrich your knowledge to a great

extent. I thank all the contributors for value

addition to this issue

This issue also features an interview

by CMA (Dr.) Ram Jass Yadav,Executive

Director,Punjab & Sind Bank, New Delhi.

I earnestly solicit your constructive

comments and views for further improvements

in the journal through editor@icmai.in.

Once again wishing you all a professionally

rewarding 2024.

From the Editor’s Desk

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Board: +91 33 2454 0086 / 87 / 0184 Tel-Fax: +91 33 2454 0063

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Theme

Subtopics

Insolvency and

Bankruptcy Code - its

Journey so far!!!

Global trends in Insolvency and Bankruptcy landscape

Blockades and Success stories of IBC since its inception

The Mediation Act, 2023: A great leap forward in Indian Dispute Resolution

mechanism

Crucial insights into Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP)

Stressed Asset Investment

Pre-packaged Resolution Framework for MSMEs

Cross Border Insolvency

Important Case Laws/ Successful Resolutions under IBC

April 2024

Theme

Subtopics

Empowerment of

Women: Shaping

future of India

Bridging the Gaps to Accelerate Investment Climate for Women Entrepreneurs

Embrace Change, Empower Women

Women Empowerment - the key to achieve Socio-Economic growth of India

Role of Women as Social Entrepreneurs

Gender Equity in Education and Workplaces

Government Policies and Enactments to achieve Women Empowerment

DigitALL: To overcome the Digital Gender Divide

Women-led MSMEs: Promoting Robust and Sustainable Growth

Expanding Access to Finance through Fintech and Innovations

Women Torchbearers as Founders and Investors in the Indian Startups space

March 2024

Theme

Subtopics

Valuation in Emerging Markets: Prospects & Challenges for the Valuation Profession

Risk Assessment and Mitigation: Role of Valuation Professionals

Forensic Audit & Valuation

Valuing Start-ups ventures

Future of Valuers in the Banking Industry – Opportunities and Limitations

Valuation of Digital Assets: Perspective and Future Prospects

Governance and Valuation: The Way Forward

Valuation and Management of Currency Risk

Valuation Practices in India v/s across the Globe

Changing Landscape

of Valuation

Ecosystem in India

February 2024

Theme

Subtopics

Social Impact

assessment : An

empowering approach

towards achieving

India’s Social Welfare

Objectives

Reimagining Social Impact assessment to promote Social welfare, Transparency and

Accountability

Social Impact assessment: An approach towards betterment of rural development

programs across Nation

Relevance and Benefits of Social Impact assessment in CSR context

Social Impact assessment: Ensuring greenpath for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth

Social Impact Funds and Social Impact assessment

Social Impact assessment: An effective tool for Corporate Governance

Assessing success of Social Impact assessment concerning MGNREGA and PM

POSHAN schemes

Social Impact assessment: Innovative Practices and Way Forward

Leveraging Social Impact assessment for improving outcomes of Social Projects

Logic Model - A framework for Social Impact assessment

Social Stock Exchange : A game changer for inclusive growth

May 2024

10 The Management Accountant - January 2024

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“Difficulties in your life do not come to destroy you, but

to help you realise your hidden potential and power, let

difficulties know that you too are difficult.”

-- Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

My Dear Professional Colleague,

t the outset, I take this opportunity to wish

you and your family a prosperous New Year

filled with happiness, accomplishment, and

new opportunities. As we step into 2024,

let us carry forward the lessons learned and build on our

collective achievements. May this New Year bring forth

new opportunities for growth, innovation, and collaboration.

Together, let us strive for even greater heights and make

significant contributions to the field of cost and management

accounting.

I encourage each member to embrace the spirit of

collaboration and knowledge-sharing within CMA fraternity.

Our collective strength lies in our diversity of expertise and

experiences. By working together, we can create a positive

impact not only on our individual careers but also on the

profession as a whole.

Meeting with Dignitaries

CMA M K Anand along with CMA T C A Srinivasa Prasad

and CMA Vinayaranjan P., Council Members, ICMAI had a

meeting with Dr. Bhagwat Kishanrao Karad, Hon’ble Union

Minister of State for Finance at his office in North Block,

New Delhi on 19th December, 2023 and discussed the matters

related to the Institute and CMA profession.

CMA M K Anand Chairman PD & CEP Committee

alongwith CMA Chittaranjan Chattopadhyay Council Member,

ICMAI had a meeting Dr. Subhas Sarkar, Hon’ble Minister

of State for Education on 18th December, 2023.

Launch of ICMAI TV Channel on JioTV Platform

The ICMAI channel is specifically crafted to broadcast both

live and pre-recorded content encompassing various topics

such as education, culture, innovation, skill development

CMA Ashwin G. Dalwadi

President

The Institute of Cost Accountants of India

and startup initiatives, catering to the needs of students and

members alike. Launched on 26th December, 2023, the ICMAI

TV Channel is currently accessible on the JioTV Platform, the

channel serves as an effective medium for communication,

allowing seamless interaction and the dissemination of the

Institute’s objectives related to student matters. Information

pertaining to members will be made available on the channel

at a later date.

Utilizing the JioTV App, which operates on JIO-enabled

networks, Jio SIM users have the opportunity to log in and

stream content for free. By installing the JIO TV app on their

mobile phones, Jio SIM users can use their mobile numbers

to access the ICMAI channel. Once installed, they can easily

locate the channel by searching for ICMAI and gain access

by clicking on the ICMAI logo.

New IT Initiatives

a) Improvements in Members’ Online System

The membership department and information technology

department under the guidance of CMA Avijit Goswami,

Chairman, Members’ Facilities Committee and CMA T.C.A.

Srinivasa Prasad, Chairman, Information Technology

Committee of the Institute respectively, continued to fine tune

the improvement in the members’ online system user friendly

experience to members. During the month of December 2023

such fine tunings in the system will now allow members to -

make online application with payment facility for

obtaining Good Standing Certificate.

make online application for payment of membership

fee at a reduced rate [subject to eligibility conditions

vide CWA Regulation 7(4)].

auto generate membership certification required to

obtain CISI certification.

Further, a new feature under COP menu has been

incorporated regarding the details of Trainees under Practicing

members. This facility is called VIEW THE REGISTERED

TRAINEES. This gives the details of trainees along with

UDIN details for T1 & T5 forms. The details are effective

from 10th December, 2023.

For seamless connect with the Institute, I again call upon

and request all members to login and check the correctness of

their contact details in the members’ online system. Contact

details can be updated or corrected by submission of Form

M-8 online after login to their account or members can also

download the form and send a signed scan copy with all details

filled in to membership@icmai.in.

b) New IT initiative to provide enhanced facilities to

CMA Students

A login feature has been integrated into the Online

Registration Application System, enabling students to access

various services through their accounts [https://eicmai.in/

studentportal/Home].

To utilize this feature, students need to create a login account

by verifying their email address through an OTP sent to their

registered email ID. Once the email ID is verified, it becomes

the user ID and students can set their password during the

account creation process.

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