Indian Banks Vs Global Banks 2007 08

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    1. Are indian banks in better shape than their global peers?
    2. High profits
      Hike in lending rates
      Hike in deposit rates
      Effect of lending rates
      Increased bank’s earning due to higher interest on loans
      Impact of deposit rates
      Recognized at the time of maturity
      Indian banks vs. Global banks
    3. Brief Comparison
    4. Impact of subprime crisis
      Bank’s losses from:
      Non-payment by corporates especially SMEs.
      Share market badly affected
      ICICI lost 13.76% to end at Rs. 757.40.
      HDFC faced change of -15.81%
      Switching over to retail banking from investment banking.
      High cut in CRR of 100 points
      Retail sector badly affected
      Inflation lowered.
    5. Market Condition
      HDFC Bank
      ICICI Bank
    6. …contd…
      AXIS Bank
      CITIGROUP
    7. Subprime Crisis – A Comparison
      ICICI Bank
      Citibank
      Loss of $264m.
      Due to depreciation in the value of securities it bought in the international markets
      Made additional $70m provisioning for losses
      ICICI face market change of -31.36%
      Loss of $18bn.
      Due to bad mortgage debt.
      Cut in dividend to 41% i.e. from 54 cents to 32 per share.
      Job cutting to 20,000
      Revenues fell 70% from a year earlier to $7.2bn
    8. FDI vs. FII
      Indian Banks
      Global Banks
      FII is good rather FDI
      FII also known as speculators or fair weather friends.
      FII inflows are called hot money
      Benefits:
      Reduced cost of capital
      Stability to balance of payments
      Improving market efficiency
      Strengthening corporate governance
      Preferring FDI to FII
      Got management interest (10% of voting stock in a company)
      Easy tool to enter a economy.
      Huge returns from developing countries like India.
    9. Conclusion
      Comparing oranges with apples
    10. Ratio
    11. Thank You
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