<h1>Global Financial Volatility Tightens Foreign Funding; Indian Banks Remain Robust Amid Euro Zone Crisis, Economic Survey 2011-12 Highlights.</h1> The global financial market volatility is expected to tighten the availability and cost of foreign funding, impacting banks and corporations. Despite the Euro Zone crisis, Indian banks have remained robust, supported by government measures to mitigate liquidity stress. The Economic Survey 2011-12 highlights concerns over sovereign risks, particularly from Greece, affecting financial markets. It emphasizes the importance of risk and liquidity management as the banking sector becomes more complex. India's resilience during the 2008 crisis is attributed to strict external commercial borrowing policies. Challenges include enhancing the corporate bond market and addressing financing needs of the unorganized sector.