how are financial services managed?

Question

servises like: banking finance,disinvestment,venture capital,swaps,leasing,securitisation,E-banking.

Answer 1

By real people.

Answer 2

Managed like any other business entity, with prudent business practises. The major difference is that as delivery of the product they deal in,money, does not need major physical infrastructure, electronic services has a major role to play in the present days. Besides, the policies of Government has a major role in shaping up these industries.

Answer 3

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Outsourcing To India


India has emerged as the nucleus of outsourcing storm sweeping across the globe right now. The majority of outsourcing contracts are moving to India, despite the fact that countries like China or Russia are offering better rates. The chief reason is the availability of a large pool of IT and engineering talent and a huge skilled workforce in Data entry and Financial services, at very competitive costs. The dollar goes a long way in India and companies in the USA are saving billions of dollars by shipping out non-core functions.

In 2004, outsourcing to India is expected to grow by at least 30 percent, according to research conducted in the USA. There has been a corresponding growth in the opposition to outsourcing, especially since it is not just low-wage manual labour jobs that are being shipped out to India. There is much pressure on governments to ban it altogether.

However, research shows that for every dollar that moves out of the USA, an additional $1.20 is created. The company can plough this money back into the American workforce, through expansion and by diversifying their enterprise. This will lead to the creation of more jobs in the USA. Not to mention, of course, the gains brought in by efficiency and market competitiveness.

Answer 4

In today's competitive world, businesses and their partners and customers cannot settle for a level of service that is less than excellent. However, the pressures of increasingly complex technology, immediate financial repercussions of technical problems, and rapid business changes make delivering technology services exceedingly difficult without a well-defined service management framework.

The IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) best practices framework has become the de facto methodology for enterprises streamlining their service management capabilities. The main benefits of applying the ITIL principles are:

- Optimized IT infrastructure to provide for existing and anticipated business requirements
- Permanently lowered Total Cost of IT Ownership (TCO) including service cost.
- Enhanced IT Service quality to increase confidence in IT systems and service delivery

ITIL's popularity is fueled by its flexibility and applicability to any business scenario because it does not provide step-by-step instruction to solving all IT-related issues. It does not mandate any particular tool to be used in order to implement the framework. ITIL adoption is entirely in the hands of the particular enterprise and IT leaders typically must adapt the implementation to the specific needs of a particular company. This requires reviewing and mapping management tools and products into ITIL framework to ensure the core functions are covered.

ProactiveNet directly supports many of the core ITIL functions while supporting other aspects of ITIL in a more indirect way. IT organizations implementing ITIL can rely on ProactiveNet to help them reach their best practices objectives, as the product is well equipped to make several ITIL recommendations actionable in the areas of problem management, availability management, capacity management, and service level management. With this information at their fingertips, IT organizations gain visibility into how their IT resources are being used across the organization; can offer services specifically tailored to meet the needs of individual departments; and can provide business executives with feedback about exactly how IT performance impacts the business bottom line.

By using ProactiveNet within the ITIL framework, IT and business management can make informed decisions in a timely manner. Organizations that choose to implement ITIL can rely on ProactiveNet to directly improve service delivery capabilities, increase IT resource efficiency, and reduce cost of IT operations.

Answer 5

four main tpyes of information systems that make up firms and enterprises(from lowest to highest):
operational level - operational managers
knowledge level - knowledge and data workers
management level - middle managers
strategic level - senior managers
all these levels work together to allow a firm to function and be competitive.

---people who have no clue what their talking about and copy paste really are annoying sometimes.

Answer 6

hey.. all these are assets of any countries economy..
these are mananged by each country individually and also globally managed by IMF(international monetary fund)