3. Outline
Bank & Banking
Importance for studying banking environment
Factors of environment of banking
Types of banks
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4. 1. Bank & Banking
Bank is a financial institution that collects society’s cash and
gives a part of that as loan to investors for earning profit.
Bank is a financial organization that is registered by central
bank and mainly perform the following activities:
- receives current deposit and give the withdrawal
facilities to clients through cheque.
- receives term deposit & pay interest on it.
- discounting notes, approving loans, & invest in Govt.
& other credit instruments.
- collect cheque, draft, & notes etc.
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5. 3. Importance for Studying Banking Environment
Bankers need to study closely the changes in the
environment of banking in order to aptly handle many
problems, such as
Variations in demand for money
Variations in credit demand
Variations in funds supply
Variation in interest rates
Variations in credit condition
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6. 4. Factors of Environment of Banking
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Elements of Banking
environment
Relating to
bank
employee
Relating to
Organization
External Factors
Internal Factors
Economic
Legal Technological
Political
Socio-
cultural
7. 4.a.1 Internal Factor- Relating to Organization
1. Location of bank
2. Lay out- designing of bank
3. Defined goals & policies
4. Adequate place & logistics for work
5. Trade union
6. Promotion & transfer on the basis of efficiency
7. Efficient deposit & credit operations
8. Efficient management
9. Financial solvency
10. Use of modern technology
11. Relation of bank with customers
12. Bureaucratic complexity
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8. 4.a.2. Internal Factor- Relating to Bank Employee
1. Number of employees
2. Efficient employee
3. service oriented attitude
4. Loyalty to the bank
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9. 4.b.1 External Factors- Economic
1. State of development of financial system
2. Adequacy of fund
3. Communication system
4. Free market economy
5. Monetary & Fiscal Policy
6. Investment opportunity
7. Healthy competition
8. Import- export policy
9. Income level
10. Savings Propensity
11. Role of Govt.
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10. 4.b.1 External Factors- Political
1. Ideology of the state
2. Attitude of the Govt.
3. Development work
4. Support to the business
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11. 4.b.1 External Factors- Socio-cultural
1. Values
2. Security
3. Social Status of the businessman
4. Education
5. Cultural Consciousness
6. Banking Habits
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12. 4.b.1 External Factors- Legal
1. Business control law
2. Tax laws
3. Import & export law
4. Fiscal law
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14. Board of Directors (BOD)
The representatives of the shareholder who are elected to
direct the bank are called BOD.
BOD , as the agents of the shareholders, monitors the
functions of the bank whether it is performing efficiently or
not and also solves all the emerging problems.
BOD is elected in the AGM by the interested and
concerned authorities.
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15. Powers of the BOD
The article of association (AOA) describes the limit of the
power of the directors.
Powers of the BOD are as follows:
1. To call the uncalled share capital.
2. To invest funds of the funds.
3. To adopt rules and policies.
4. To appoint directors as necessary
5. To appoint the CEO & Chairman of the board.
6. To inspect the accounts.
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16. Responsibilities of the bank directors
The directors should look after the rights & perform proper
duties to the following persons:
Depositors
Shareholders
Central bank
Tax authority
Government
Society
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17. Relationship between BOD & bank management
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Shareholders of the bank
Managing directors
Bank Management
Board of Directors Chairman of the directors