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Presented By:
Times Pro Indore
PGDBM B-5 G-4
Under the
guidance of:
Mrs. Lini Nair
Participant Name Participant Id
Aditya yadav E14CC1018769
Pragati Gupta E14CC1019233
Prakhar Sharma E14CC1018809
Vadeeta Saxena E14CC1018440
 IMPACT ON SALES PITCH
Why knowledge of monetary policy is
required by the retail banker
Different investment options
Examples
 MONETARY POLICY
 Monetary Authority
 Key objectives
Instruments monetary policy
 RETAIL BANKING
 Who is a retail banker
Services offered
Impact of monetary policy
1.
• What is Monetary
Policy?
2.
• Who is the Monetary
Authority?
Maintain Price
stability Achieve High
Economic Growth
Other Objectives:
 Credit availability
 Full employment
 Risk Diversification
Key Objectives
LAF :
Bank Rate
Base Rate
Deposit Rate
•Repo rate
•Reverse Repo Rate
% of deposits that banks are required to keep with RBI
• RBI can vary CRR between 15% and 3%
• Higher the CRR lower will be the liquidity
• In 1990 CRR was 15%
Amount of liquid assets that a financial institution must
maintain in its reserves
• Assets can be cash, precious metals or approved securities
• Ratio of liquid assets to time and demand liabilities
• In 1990 SLR was 38.5%
Buying and selling of government securuities
• RBI sells the bonds to contract the flow of credit
• RBI buys the bonds to increase the flow of credit
 Retail banking is the provision of services by
a bank to individual consumers, rather than to
companies, corporations or other banks
Also known as consumer banking or
personal banking
Retail banking is conducted by separate
divisions of banks, large and small.
Customer deposits garnered by retail banking
represent an extremely important source of
funding for most banks.
Who is a retail banker?
Who is a retail investor?
Loan Products
• Auto Loan
• Gold Loan
• House Loan
• Credit cards
• Education Loan
• Loan against
Securities
• Retail Banking
Business
Deposit Products
• Deposits
• Saving Accounts
• Current Accounts
• Fixed / Recurring
• Corporate Salary
A/C
Other
Products/Services
• NRI services
• POS Terminals
• Private Banking
• Demat Services
• Mutual Fund Sales
• Foreign Exchange
Services
Base rate reduction • A reduction in the base rate makes loans
cheaper for consumers.
• It reduces the incentive for people to save, as
fixed-deposit rates should drop as well.
Repo Rate Reduction • Lending rate decreases
•Deposit rate also decreases
Business investment • Cheap loans should encourage corporate to take
advantage of cheaper money and invest in their
businesses
• Higher exports and more profits will likely help these
companies’ stocks , resulting in increased corporate tax
revenue for the Indian government.
Boost up infrastructure
sector
• Cheap availability of credit may also work wonders for
India’s investment-starved infrastructure sector.
Required by retail bankers to guide
their customer in a right way
Leads to increase the sales pitch
Leads to retain a customer for a
longer period of time
Home Loan
 It is a good investment option
when the interest rates are low
 Avail the loan facility at a cheaper
rate of interest
Tenure: 10-20 years
I. http://www.moneycontrol.com
II. http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com
III. https://www.rbi.org.in
IV. http://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/PublicationsView.aspx?id=16051
V. http://myinvestmentideas.com/
VI. http://investopedia.com
MA 2 G-4

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MA 2 G-4

  • 1. Presented By: Times Pro Indore PGDBM B-5 G-4 Under the guidance of: Mrs. Lini Nair Participant Name Participant Id Aditya yadav E14CC1018769 Pragati Gupta E14CC1019233 Prakhar Sharma E14CC1018809 Vadeeta Saxena E14CC1018440
  • 2.  IMPACT ON SALES PITCH Why knowledge of monetary policy is required by the retail banker Different investment options Examples  MONETARY POLICY  Monetary Authority  Key objectives Instruments monetary policy  RETAIL BANKING  Who is a retail banker Services offered Impact of monetary policy
  • 3. 1. • What is Monetary Policy? 2. • Who is the Monetary Authority?
  • 4. Maintain Price stability Achieve High Economic Growth Other Objectives:  Credit availability  Full employment  Risk Diversification Key Objectives
  • 5. LAF : Bank Rate Base Rate Deposit Rate •Repo rate •Reverse Repo Rate
  • 6. % of deposits that banks are required to keep with RBI • RBI can vary CRR between 15% and 3% • Higher the CRR lower will be the liquidity • In 1990 CRR was 15% Amount of liquid assets that a financial institution must maintain in its reserves • Assets can be cash, precious metals or approved securities • Ratio of liquid assets to time and demand liabilities • In 1990 SLR was 38.5% Buying and selling of government securuities • RBI sells the bonds to contract the flow of credit • RBI buys the bonds to increase the flow of credit
  • 7.  Retail banking is the provision of services by a bank to individual consumers, rather than to companies, corporations or other banks Also known as consumer banking or personal banking Retail banking is conducted by separate divisions of banks, large and small. Customer deposits garnered by retail banking represent an extremely important source of funding for most banks.
  • 8. Who is a retail banker? Who is a retail investor?
  • 9. Loan Products • Auto Loan • Gold Loan • House Loan • Credit cards • Education Loan • Loan against Securities • Retail Banking Business Deposit Products • Deposits • Saving Accounts • Current Accounts • Fixed / Recurring • Corporate Salary A/C Other Products/Services • NRI services • POS Terminals • Private Banking • Demat Services • Mutual Fund Sales • Foreign Exchange Services
  • 10.
  • 11. Base rate reduction • A reduction in the base rate makes loans cheaper for consumers. • It reduces the incentive for people to save, as fixed-deposit rates should drop as well. Repo Rate Reduction • Lending rate decreases •Deposit rate also decreases Business investment • Cheap loans should encourage corporate to take advantage of cheaper money and invest in their businesses • Higher exports and more profits will likely help these companies’ stocks , resulting in increased corporate tax revenue for the Indian government. Boost up infrastructure sector • Cheap availability of credit may also work wonders for India’s investment-starved infrastructure sector.
  • 12.
  • 13. Required by retail bankers to guide their customer in a right way Leads to increase the sales pitch Leads to retain a customer for a longer period of time
  • 14.
  • 15. Home Loan  It is a good investment option when the interest rates are low  Avail the loan facility at a cheaper rate of interest Tenure: 10-20 years
  • 16.
  • 17. I. http://www.moneycontrol.com II. http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com III. https://www.rbi.org.in IV. http://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/PublicationsView.aspx?id=16051 V. http://myinvestmentideas.com/ VI. http://investopedia.com