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COM5EJ304 • Services Marketing in Banking and Insurance
Official Syllabus
Calicut University • B.Com • Semester 5

Services Marketing in Banking and Insurance (COM5EJ304) — Official Syllabus & Course Structure

Four-Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUGP) • Curriculum Framework

Course Details & Academic MatrixMAJOR ELECTIVE COURSE
Course Code:COM5EJ304 (2)
Course Title:Services Marketing in Banking & Insurance
Type of Course:Major / Elective
Semester:Semester V
Academic Level:300 – 399
Credits:4 Credits
Lecture per Week:4 Hours
Total Course Hours:60 Hours

Pre-requisites: A basic understanding of financial services, including banking and insurance products, is essential.

Course Summary: This course is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of marketing strategies and practices specifically tailored to the financial services sector.

Course Outcomes (CO)

COCourse Outcome StatementCognitive Level*Knowledge Category#Evaluation Tools
CO1Develop a comprehensive understanding of the key principles, concepts, and challenges associated with marketing in the banking and insurance sectors.U (Understand)C (Conceptual)Instructor-created exams / Quiz / Assignment
CO2Apply the marketing strategies to design and promote banking and insurance products that meet customer needs.Ap (Apply)C (Conceptual)Mini Project / Seminar / Presentation
CO3Understand the role of digital channels in marketing financial services and demonstrate competence in leveraging digital marketing tools and platforms.U (Understand)C (Conceptual)Seminar / Presentation / Assignment
CO4Analyse the market Segmentation and Marketing Mix of Insurance Marketing.An (Analyse)P (Procedural)Examinations / Project

* Cognitive Levels: Remember (R), Understand (U), Apply (Ap), Analyse (An), Evaluate (E), Create (C)
# Knowledge Categories: Factual Knowledge (F), Conceptual Knowledge (C), Procedural Knowledge (P), Metacognitive Knowledge (M)

Detailed Modular Syllabus

ModuleUnitCurricular Content & Core ConceptsHours
Module IIntroduction to Marketing and Services10
I1Introduction to Services – Concept – Goods and Services – Features of Marketing of Services2
I2Service Marketing – Concepts – Significance of Service Marketing - Deficiency in Services - Ways to improve services3
I3Market Segmentation and Positioning – Cross Selling and Up Selling3
I4Innovation in Banking services2
Module IIBank Marketing15
II5Introduction – Bank Marketing – Concepts2
II6Indian perspective – Application of Marketing Principles in Bank2
II7Banker and Customer - Meaning and Definition - Relationship - Types of Deposits - Account Opening - Know Your Customer Guidelines3
II8Obligations of a banker - Garnishee Order - General and Special rights of a customer under Consumer Protection Act3
II9Users of Banking Services - Factors influencing the Behavior of Users2
II10Market Segmentation of Bank Marketing – Importance – Criteria – Marketing Mix for Banking Services3
Module IIIMarketing of Financial Services12
III11Introduction – Financial Services – Concepts – Marketing of Financial Services3
III12Bancassurance - Mutual Funds – Types of Mutual Funds – Mutual Fund Marketing4
III13Market Segmentation of Mutual Funds - Portfolio Management services2
III14Factoring Services – Types – Factoring Services Marketing3
Module IVInsurance Marketing11
IV15Introduction – Insurance Marketing – Concept – Indian perspective2
IV16Types of Policies – Term Life Policies – Whole Life Insurance Policies - Endowment Insurance Policies – Policies based on other Classification – ULIPS - Loan Cover term Insurance - Money back - Group Insurance - Retirement planning - Annuities5
IV17Significance – Marketing Mix for Insurance Services - Users of Insurance Services - Market segmentation in the Insurance Industry4
Module VOpen-Ended Module: Practical Applications & Case Studies12
V

This open-ended module is designed to explore practical dynamics within the financial services sector through field investigations and case evaluations:

  1. Comparative study of the services offered by Private and Public Sector banks in India.
  2. Case Study - Growth and Development of top banking and Insurance companies in India.
  3. Customer Preference towards different types of financial products and services available in the market.
  4. Comparative study of customer satisfaction towards insurance products of Public and Private insurance companies in India.
  5. Study the awareness level of various services offered by Banks in your locality amongst the local public.
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Recommended Textbooks & References

  1. D. S. Dwivedi, H. C. Shrivastava, and B. N. Yadav: Bank Marketing.
  2. Lambrecht and J. F. Clow: Insurance Marketing: Strategies and Tools for Growth.
  3. Heather Lockwood and Brett Wood: Insurance Marketing in the Digital Age.
COM5EJ304Services Marketing in Banking and Insurance

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