Ppt on banking sector, How supply chain Management works in Banks

1. SUPPLY CHAINMANAGEMENT ON BANKING
SECTOR
PRESENTATION
ON

2.  Definition and system
 Banking users of SCM
 Initiators of SCM
 Problem faced
 Overview
 Wholesale banking
 Current SCM
 SCM in Banking
 Recent approach
 Conclusion
 References
CONTENTS

3. Definition:- It is the process of planning, organizing,
implementing and controlling the four flows from the
point of origin to the point of destination, forward &
reverse, effectively & efficiently in order to satisfy the
customer needs.
DEFINITION AND SYSTEM

4. 4 Flows:-
 Material
 Capital
 Information
 Man power
2 Ends:-
 Suppliers
 customers
THE BANK AS USERS FOR SCM

5.  Local finance:-
Cash finance Overdrafts, medium & long term loans, leasing, factoring.
Contingent finance Letters of Guarantees.
 International finance:-
Direct finance Direct investments in foreign markets. Indirect
Investments.
World trade finance Letters of credit. International documentary
Collections.
INITIATORS OF SCM

6.  Vision - To be no1 bank in India in terms of Aggregate
Deposits and Gross Credit.
 Mission - To provide banking service to each
individual.
 Goal - To become high performance bank.
 Problem statement - Design SCM for executing
strategies.
PROBLEMS FACED BY BANK IN SCM

8.  Products offered are:-
a) Cash Management Services
b) Capital Market Services
c) Trade Services
d) Trade Finance
WHOLESALE BANKING

9.  Man management
 Method management
 Material management
 Machine management
CURRENT SCM

11.  Evolution of structured solutions in receivables
management .
 Banking process outsourcing – Processes used by
companies to improve their receivables management.
 Cheque warehousing and management, bilateral
direct debit arrangement.
 Virtual accounts for electronic receivables .
RECENT PRACTICES IN BANKING
SUPPLY CHAIN IN INDIA

12.  Banks must have different approach of doing
business that have had in the past.
 Collaboration and transfer of information between
different departments managing each element of the
supply chain is a key.
Conclusion