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Banking and Insurance Semester 3
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Functions of a Bank
Finance
Marketing
Human Resources
Information Technology
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Structure of the Banking System
Central Bank (RBI)
Scheduled Banks Non Scheduled B
tate Co op Banks Commercial Banks
Indian Foreign
Public Sector Banks Private Sector Banks
SBI and its Subsidiaries Other Nationalized Banks
Regional Rural Banks
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Banking
Retail Banking
Wholesale Banking
Private Banking
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Retail Banking
Accepting Deposits
Opening Accounts Disbursing Individual Loans
Demat Account and Trading Account
Mutual Fund Distribution Insurance Product Distribution
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Wholesale Banking
Corporate Banking
Treasury Management
Risk Management
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Corporate Banking
Relationship Management
Credit Appraisal Cash Management Services
Bank Guarantees
Letter of Credit
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Treasury Management
Treasury
Investments
ADR / GDRInterest Rate Swaps
Treasury OperationsDomestic Transactions
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Risk Management
Client Risk (Creditworthiness)
Industry Risk
Liquidity Management
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Private Banking
Handling Individual Clients
Entertaining HNIs
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General Departments
Human Resources
Information Technology Legal
Credit Cards
Back office Operations
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Case
2 brother Amit Verma and Namit Verma areliving in the USA carrying out their import exportbusiness.
Their parents are living in India along with theirother brother Chirag Verma who invests heavilyin the stock market.
Their parents have retired and keep all their
savings in the form of cash at home. Their parents are planning a trip to the USA to
visit them.
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Banks Balance sheet
Liabilities are the sources of the funds
Assets are the uses of the funds
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Liabilities
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Capital
Authorized Capital
Issued Capital Subscribed Capital
Called up Capital
Paid up Capital
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Reserves and Surplus
Statutory Reserve
As per Banking Regulation Act 1949 part ofthe profit is to be transferred to this reserve
Capital Reserve
Surplus arising out of revaluation
Share Premium
Balance in P & L A/c.
Profit after appropriation
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Deposits
Demand Deposits
Term Deposits FCNR Deposits
Deposits from other banks
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Borrowings
Borrowings from within India
Refinance or borrowing from RBI
Borrowings from Commercial Banks
Borrowings from IDBI, NABARD, Exim Bank
Borrowings from Abroad
Overseas borrowings by Indian branches
Overseas borrowings by foreign branches
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Other Liabilities and Provisions
Bills Payable
DD, TT, TCs, etc
Inter Office Adjustment
Interest Accrued
Interest accrued but not due
Others Provision for Income tax
Outstanding charges like rent etc.
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Assets
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Cash and Bank Balance
Cash and Balance with RBI
Cash in Hand Foreign currency and cash
Balances in overseas branches
Balance with RBI
CRR
Balance in currency chest
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Amount held by bank in current accountand fixed deposit with other banks
Money at call and short notice
Cash and Bank Balance
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Investments
Government Securities
Securities issued by Central and State Govt.
Approved Securities
SLR Securities
Shares
Investment in Subsidiaries
Bonds/Debentures
Investment in Gold,CPs,CDs.
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Loans and Advances
Three formats are required
Types or nature of advances
Secured and unsecured advances
Sectorial credit advances
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Types / Nature of Advances
Bills Purchased and discounted
Cash Credit Overdraft
Demand loan
Term loan
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Secured / Unsecured Advances
Secured by tangible assets
Covered by bank/ Govt. guarantee
Unsecured advances
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Sectorial Advances
Priority sector
Public sector
Advances made to other banks
All other advances
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Fixed Assets
Land and Buildings
Furniture and Fixtures Computers
Vehicles
All other fixed assets
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Other Assets
Inter office adjustment
Interest Accrued
Tax paid in advance
Stationery and Stamps
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Contingent Liabilities /Off Balance sheet items
Liability which may or may not arise
Claims against bank not acknowledge as debt
Liability for partly paid investment
Outstanding forward exchange contract
Guarantees given by bank, in & outside India
Currency / Interest rate swaps
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Income Statement
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Interest Earned
Interest on advances
Dividend and interest income frominvestment
Interest on balances with RBI and interbank funds
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Other Income
Commission, exchange and brokerage
Profit on sale of investment
Profit on revaluation of investment (Any losswill be shown as deduction)
Profit on sale of land building & other assets
Profit on exchange transaction Miscellaneous income
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Interest Expended
Interest on deposit
Interest on RBI / inter bank borrowings
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Operating Expenses
Payment to and provisions for employees
Rent, taxes, lighting
Printing and stationery and Advertisement
Depreciation
Directors fees and Auditors fees and Law
charges
Postage, Telephone etc
Repairs and maintenance Insurance
Other expenses
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Indian Banks Balance Sheet
Liabilities
Capital
Reserves and Surplus
Deposits
Borrowings
Other Liabilities andprovisions
Contingent Liabilities
Assets
Cash and Balances withRBI
Balances with banks andmoney at call and shortnotices
Investments
Advances
Fixed Assets
Other Assets
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Income Statement
Income
Interest Earned
Other Income
Expenses
Interest Expended
Operating Expenses
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Ratios
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Operating Efficiency
Total Operating Expenses
---------------------------------------- X 100Total Assets
Lower ratio shows banks efficiency
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Non Interest Income / Net TotalIncome
Non Interest Income
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Net Total Income
Net Total Income = Net Interest Income + OtherIncome
Shows the share of non interest income to totalincome
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Return on Equity (ROE)
Net Profit
--------------- X 100Equity
Shows the return to the shareholders
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Return on Company / Assets
Net Profit
------------------------------------------- X100Total Assets / Total Liabilities
Shows how well the banks is using theassets to generate profits
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Cost of Borrowed Funds
Interest Expenses
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Higher the ratio higher is the cost of funds
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Earnings Per Share (EPS)
Net Profit
---------------------------Number of Equity Shares
Shows the earning per share
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Price / Earnings Ratio (P/E)
Current Market Price
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EPS
Helps in determining the true value of theshare
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Net Interest Margin (NIM)
Total Interest Income Total Interest Expenses
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Total Assets
Shows the net interest income compared
to the total assets
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Ratio Analysis
Operating Efficiency
Non Interest Income / Net Total Income
ROE
ROA
Cost Of Funds
EPS
P/E
NIM
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Concepts
Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR)
Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR)
Primary Lending Rate (PLR)
Repo Rate and Reverse Repo Rate
Inter Bank Call Money Market
Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR)
Cheque
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Concepts
Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) 5%
Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) 24%
Primary Lending Rate (PLR)
Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) 9%
Inter Bank Call Money Market
Repo Rate and Reverse Repo Rate
Cheque
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Repo 4.75%
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Bank
Money
G Secs
Money
G Secs
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Bank
G Secs
Money
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Reverse Repo 3.25%
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Bank
Money
G Secs
Money
G Secs
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Bank
G Secs
Money
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Cheque
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Cross Cheque
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Bank Nifty
Amount to be invested max Rs 20,00,000 Minimum investment Rs 4,00,000 in each stock
(Min 5 stocks and max 12 stocks). From 2nd July to 8th July 2009. 6th July allowed to buy/sell stocks. Aim is to outperform the Bank Nifty and the Nifty. Highest group gets 12 lowest group gets 2. Presentation 6 marks. Bonus Marks for outperforming Bank Nifty and
the Nifty
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Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
Regulator
Banker to the Government
Interest Rates
Currency
Foreign Exchange
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Measures Taken by
India to combat theSub Prime Crisis
FII b i ll d f h
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FII money being pulled out of thecountry.
Measures taken by RBI to intervenein the currency market.
Impacted the export market.
Made imports more expensive.
Higher fiscal deficit.
Corporate could not raise money inthe International market.
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Tax Rates
Income tax threshold has been raised toRs. 1.60 lakhs from 1.10 lakhs.
For women there is no tax for incomebelow Rs 1.90 lakh from 1.45 lakhs
Senior citizens need not pay tax forincome below Rs 2.40 lakh from 1.95lakhs.
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Monetary Policy & Fiscal Policy
CRR, SLR, Repo and Rev Repo Ratecuts.
RBI ensured that their were PLR cuts in
PSU banks at least.
Oil Bonds were treated as SLRinvestments.
Increase the FII limit for corporate bondsfrom $3bn to $6bn