This document is an internship report submitted by Mehenaj Jabin Shanta to their university lecturer analyzing customer satisfaction at Premier Bank Limited in Bangladesh where the author completed their internship. The 3-page summary provides an overview of the bank's vision, mission, products/services, and performance. It also describes conducting a study on customer satisfaction, data collection and analysis methods, findings on satisfaction factors, and recommendations. The author aims to understand service quality and customer experience to help the bank improve.
INTERNSHIP REPORT ON “Measuring Customer Satisfaction Level of Debit Cardhold...Liman Bakhtiar
The main concern of this report is to find out the customer satisfaction of ATM card holder.
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Southeast Bank Limited”. This report is a descriptive research which is based on both
qualitative and quantitative data. Exactly 100 participants have completed structured
questioner and interviews. According the research problem research methodology was
selected and after analyzing the data it is found that the customer somewhat dissatisfied with
SEBL, although there is a number of objection among them. To increase the customer
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most importantly increase the number of ATM booth. This internship report will give a
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introduction of SEBL. Besides this report make some recommendation to improve customer’s
satisfaction. In a nutshell SEBL should emphasize on customers satisfaction much more to
maintain a smoother customer relation.
INTERNSHIP REPORT ON “Measuring Customer Satisfaction Level of Debit Cardhold...Liman Bakhtiar
The main concern of this report is to find out the customer satisfaction of ATM card holder.
So the title of the report is “Measuring Customer Satisfaction Level of Debit Cardholders of
Southeast Bank Limited”. This report is a descriptive research which is based on both
qualitative and quantitative data. Exactly 100 participants have completed structured
questioner and interviews. According the research problem research methodology was
selected and after analyzing the data it is found that the customer somewhat dissatisfied with
SEBL, although there is a number of objection among them. To increase the customer
satisfaction SEBL can take a number of initiatives like – taking initiative to eliminate wrong
information about SEBL ATM card, broadening internet banking and online shopping and
most importantly increase the number of ATM booth. This internship report will give a
narrow idea about the customer satisfaction of SEBL along with my experience and a little
introduction of SEBL. Besides this report make some recommendation to improve customer’s
satisfaction. In a nutshell SEBL should emphasize on customers satisfaction much more to
maintain a smoother customer relation.
This is the slightly modified version of the report submitted by me to the college in partial fulfillment of the requirement of Bachelor in Business Administration course. I had submitted the same final report to Jenu mam of Mega bank as well. I tried to be as original as possible while writing this report. I want to acknowledge everyone from whom I knowingly or unknowingly burrowed ideas and images.
Report on summer internship project of Himalayan Bank Limited.priyanka sarraf
A SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROJECT ON “A Comparative study of Himalayan Bank Ltd. and Everest Bank Ltd., with special reference to customer feedback on product and services offered by Himalayan Bank Limited”
The principal function of each and every bank is to acquire deposits and provide loan. Every people
have faith on the bank and save their money for securities and getting some interest. Bank performs
truthful position to maintain its functions properly. They collect cash from them as credit score
and provide loan to the needy people in exchange of some interest. The profitability of bank in the
mainly rely on well management of the bank. For ensuring its suitable functions, banks need to
maintain its liquid assets and liabilities.
Throughout this internship report I’m going to speaking about the liquidity management of Janata
Bank Ltd. and its corresponding aspect. My internship report has been divided in some chapter on
the basis of understanding the study. Additionally, I’ve discussed the management method of
Janata Bank Ltd. and structure of the bank that will help to get primary notion about the Janata
Bank Ltd and scope and limitations that I confronted in times of getting ready this report. I tried
my best to encompass some introductory contents about the report I have selected. I firmly think
that this will assist to get a clear view about the exclusive functions of Janata Bank Ltd.
As my topic is about liquidity management of Janata Bank Ltd. so it’s required to give view about
the core issue of the liquidity management of the Janata Bank Ltd. Additionally, I’ve brought the
liquidity management guideline of Bangladesh Bank and tried my best to collect facts about the
liquidity management of Janata Bank Ltd. that the bank has conducted. All these records about the
SLR and CRR condition of Janata Bank Ltd have considered in preparing the report. Liquidity
management refers the management of the liquid assets and maintains reserves to attain goals
following the rules and regulations of the Bangladesh Bank. Loan and advances management of a
bank has significant effect on the liquidity risk of the bank. So Janata Bank Ltd. evaluates the
applicant for a loan carefully to provide loan a right person. In every stages of works of Janata
Bank Ltd. have to follow the guidelines and regulations of central bank of Bangladesh. The
internship program helps me to know the management process of the Janata Bank Ltd.
Finally, I would like say that, Liquidity management is core issue of bank financial management,
so every bank should keep careful attention on the liquidity management of the bank.
This is the slightly modified version of the report submitted by me to the college in partial fulfillment of the requirement of Bachelor in Business Administration course. I had submitted the same final report to Jenu mam of Mega bank as well. I tried to be as original as possible while writing this report. I want to acknowledge everyone from whom I knowingly or unknowingly burrowed ideas and images.
Report on summer internship project of Himalayan Bank Limited.priyanka sarraf
A SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROJECT ON “A Comparative study of Himalayan Bank Ltd. and Everest Bank Ltd., with special reference to customer feedback on product and services offered by Himalayan Bank Limited”
The principal function of each and every bank is to acquire deposits and provide loan. Every people
have faith on the bank and save their money for securities and getting some interest. Bank performs
truthful position to maintain its functions properly. They collect cash from them as credit score
and provide loan to the needy people in exchange of some interest. The profitability of bank in the
mainly rely on well management of the bank. For ensuring its suitable functions, banks need to
maintain its liquid assets and liabilities.
Throughout this internship report I’m going to speaking about the liquidity management of Janata
Bank Ltd. and its corresponding aspect. My internship report has been divided in some chapter on
the basis of understanding the study. Additionally, I’ve discussed the management method of
Janata Bank Ltd. and structure of the bank that will help to get primary notion about the Janata
Bank Ltd and scope and limitations that I confronted in times of getting ready this report. I tried
my best to encompass some introductory contents about the report I have selected. I firmly think
that this will assist to get a clear view about the exclusive functions of Janata Bank Ltd.
As my topic is about liquidity management of Janata Bank Ltd. so it’s required to give view about
the core issue of the liquidity management of the Janata Bank Ltd. Additionally, I’ve brought the
liquidity management guideline of Bangladesh Bank and tried my best to collect facts about the
liquidity management of Janata Bank Ltd. that the bank has conducted. All these records about the
SLR and CRR condition of Janata Bank Ltd have considered in preparing the report. Liquidity
management refers the management of the liquid assets and maintains reserves to attain goals
following the rules and regulations of the Bangladesh Bank. Loan and advances management of a
bank has significant effect on the liquidity risk of the bank. So Janata Bank Ltd. evaluates the
applicant for a loan carefully to provide loan a right person. In every stages of works of Janata
Bank Ltd. have to follow the guidelines and regulations of central bank of Bangladesh. The
internship program helps me to know the management process of the Janata Bank Ltd.
Finally, I would like say that, Liquidity management is core issue of bank financial management,
so every bank should keep careful attention on the liquidity management of the bank.
Internship in customer service department at everest bankAspak Miya
It is all about presentation of my friend Geeta Bhandari on be half of Everest Bank Limited.This presentation may help the BBA students of all universities for research on this bank.This presentation is only done for partial requirement to complete BBA program. I am uploading this presentation for helping the Management students to prepare presentation project with the permission of the author.
“Credit Risk Management” A comparative analysis on three selected Banks- (Na...Ashis Barman
“Credit Risk Management”
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An analysis of customer satisfaction at the premier bank limited
1. An Analysis of Customer Satisfaction at the
Premier Bank Limited
Presented to
SAMINA HAQUE
Lecturer
BRAC Business School
Presented by
MEHENAJ JABIN SHANTA
ID- 08304052
Service Intern
The Premier Bank Limited
Kakrail Branch
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2. June 10, 2012
Samina Haque
Lecturer
BRAC Business School
Subject: Submission of Report of Internship Program.
Dear Madam,
I am pleased to inform you that for the partial fulfillment of my BBA Program I have
completed my internship Program in the Premier Bank Limited. I am submitting the
internship report on “An Analysis of Customer Satisfaction at the Premier Bank
Limited”.
The report will preview the mechanism of how provide Best service to the
customer in department to department to get the best result for the banks benefit. I
have placed my best effort to gather extensive experience and collect information
about service providing operation and mechanism.
I am submitting the report for your kind perusal and acceptance. It would be
pleasure for me if this report can serve its purposes and I will be available to explain your
queries, if you feel necessary.
Thanking you,
Mehenaj Jabin Shanta
ID- 08304052
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3. Acknowledgement
At the very beginning, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to the Almighty Allah
for giving me the ability and the strength to finish the task successfully within the
scheduled time.
I am deeply obliged and respectful to our University Lecturer Samina Haque for her
whole-hearted supervision during my internship program. Her advices, suggestions and
support were really a great source of spirit to make the report a good one.
My earnest gratitude goes to Mr. I. N. M. Mohaimen Billah, SVP and Manager of
Premier Bank Limited, Kakrail Branch Mr. Hassan Mahmud Tariq, FAVP and Deputy
Manager, Mr. Anisur Rahman (FEO), Ms. Jasmin Chowdhury (FEO), Mr. Rejaul Amin
Ms Saima Akter, Mr. Shahadat Hossain and all officer of Premier Bank Limited, Kakrail
Branch for giving me valuable advice, and helped me with all kinds of necessary
information to complete the report and make it rich with supportive information. I would
like to give thanks to my intern colleague Mitu to help me and give me support as a
friend all time during my internship period.
Lastly, I would like to give many special thanks and inexpressible greets to my faculties,
and other officials of the University for giving me good advice, suggestions, inspiration,
support and help.
Thanks to all from the core of my heart.
______________________
(Mehenaj Jabin Shanta)
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4. EXECUTIVE SUMMERY
The Premier Bank Limited is one of the most well known private banks in our country. It
undertakes all type of banking transactions to support the development of trade and
commerce in the country. Above all of their service they go through their objectives such
as earning and maintaining performing strong, establishing relationship banking,
introducing fully automated systems, ensuring an adequate rate of return on investment,
maintaining adequate liquidity to meet maturity obligations, pursuing an effective system
of Management by transparency and accountability at all levels.
As a part of fulfilling their objectives through their customer PBL offers the following
accounts such as Current Deposits, Savings Bank Deposits, Fixed Deposits, Short Term
Notice Scheme Deposits, Monthly Savings Scheme, Education Scheme, Monthly Income
Savings Scheme and other deposits as may be approved/ advised by Head Office. They
give credit and loan to their valued customer where interest rate is charged according to
the rate fixed by Bangladesh bank.
In General Banking,Clearing department receives cheques, pay order etc from
depositors attached with a deposit slip.
The system of transactions of the bank is essentially double entry system of book
keeping. In the bank, instead of recording transactions in a journal initially, these are
directly recorded and posted in the ledger (computer) separating the debits and credits by
slips or voucher system.
Foreign exchange is an important departmentof Premier BankLimited, whichdeals with
import, export and foreign remittances. It bridges between importers and exporters. This
department is playing an important role in enhancing export earnings, which aids
economic growth and in turn it helps for the economic development. On the other hand, it
also helps to meet those goods and service, which are most demandable and not adequate
in our country.
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5. In The Premier Bank Limited, Kakrail Branch everyone has the tendency to give proper
and better service to the customer. Here numbers of customer come in this branch
everyday. When I have talked with some customer they told me about their experience.
They are very much glad to be the customer of this bank and branch. They always get fast
service from the employee and staff. They don’t have to wait in queue for collecting and
depositing money. There are always five employees to serve the fast service to the
customer.
First day when I was standing in front of door to ask them about the service of premier
bank and to drop different type of emotion of their experience, they are very joyous to
give the answer and to drop the smiling face which is excellent and good. So I found that
the customer of Premier Bank Limited is happy by the banking service.
On the other hand, there are some problems which customers face and by that they are
not satisfy with the service Such as debit card and credit card related problem and not to
have available booth service and so on.
Finally The Premier Bank Limited is trying to develop their service and to give their
customer best and fast service. So that they are bringing special and more benefit to
market for the customer. By this they provide “Service First” as their slogan.
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6. vi
TABLE OF CONTENTS
No Content Page no
Title Page
Cover Page i
Letter Of Transmittal ii
Acknowledgement iii
Executive Summery iv - v
Table Of Content vi - vii
Chapter 1
1.1 Introduction 1
1.2 Scope 1
1.3 Objective 2
1.3.1. Primary objective 2
1.3.2.Secondary Objective 2
1.4 Methodology 2
1.4.1. Primary Source 3
1.4.2. Secondary Source 3
1.5 Limitation 3
Chapter 2 4
2.1 The Organization 5
2.2 Company Overview 5
2.3 Vision 6
2.4 Mission 6
2.5 Values 6
2.6 Objectives 7
2.7 Strategy of the Premier Bank Limited 7
2.8 Functions of the Bank 9
2.9 Business philosophy of the bank 9
2.10 Board of Directors 9
2.11 Ownership structure of Premier Bank Limited 10
2.12 Division of PBL 11
2.13
District-wise Branch distribution of Premier bank
Limited 11- 12
2.14 Products and Services of the bank 12
7. vii
2.14.1 Product of Premier Bank Limited 13
2.14.1.1. Deposit Products 13
2.14.1.2 Lending Products 13
2.14.1.3 Islamic Baking Operation 14
2.14.2 Services of the Bank
2.14.2.1 Locker Service 14- 15
2.14.2.2 Online any Branch Banking 15
2.14.2.3 ATM 16
2.14.2.4 Banking Software 16
2.14.2.5 Swift 16
2.14.2.6 Credit Card 16
2.15 Performance of the bank at a glance 17- 18
Chapter 3
3.1 Project Description 19- 20
3.2 Customer Satisfaction 20- 23
3.3 Customer satisfaction factor 23- 24
3.4 Data Analysis and Interpretation 24- 35
Chapter 4
4.1 My Job Part 36- 37
4.2 Findings and Analysis 37- 38
Chapter 5
5.1 Recommendation 39- 41
5.2 Conclusion 42
Appendix 43- 45
Bibliographie 46