LAYOUT Topic: Analyzing how Activity-Based Costing adds value to a project. Items to be submitted: 1. Report 2. PowerPoint Presentation 3. Brief of Interview/Meeting with due evidence attached 4. Questionnaire Contents of the Report/PPT:  Introduction and Background to Activity-Based Costing  Definition of Key Concepts  Evolution of Activity-Based Costing  Traditional Product Costing  Principles of Activity-Based Costing  Major Advantages of Activity-Based Costing  Why ABC is Needed?  How does Activity-Based Costing work?  Identifying Cost Drivers  Why Activity-Based Costing is Important?  Limitations of ABC  Activity-Based Costing Software. Furthermore, the Report/PPT will consist of an organization (to be decided…) that will be comprehensively researched and will include the following areas of study:  Company Profile  History, Vision & Mission  Organizational Structure & Design  Company Portfolio  Linkage of companies costing practices with that of ABC  Advantages of using ABC for the company. The Report/PPT will contain an introduction, analysis, and summary. However, this is just a rough layout of what to expect. As the Report/PPT progresses, there may be more additions to this layout.

1. Bank Al Habib ltd.
FIM Project
Submitted To: Sir Kashif Arif
(Department of Management Science)
Course: Financial Institution Management
Group Members
M. Ibrahim Shahzad
Farjad Ahmed Khan
Syed Raheel Zubair

2. INTRODUCTION
• Incorporated: October 1991
• Started Operation: January 1992
• Branches: 1068
• Cities Covered: 436
• International Presence: Bahrain , Malaysia, Turkiye , UAE, China & Kenya.
• Total Assets: PKR 2,221 billion
• Deposits: PKR 1,581 billion
• Advances: PKR 815 billion
• Market Share: 6.53% in Deposits & 7.35 % in Advances
• Equity (excl surplus): PKR 93 billion
• Credit Rating: AAA ( Long Term) , A1+ ( Short Term)

3. BANK AL HABIB LIMITED & SUBSIDIARIES

4. NETWORK
Branches:
1068
Conventional: 896
Islamic: 172
Domestic Branches:
1066
Big City: 604
Small City: 242
Rural: 193
Unbanked: 27
Cities Coverage:
436
Foreign Branches: 2
Bahrain
&
Malaysia
Representative
Offices: 4
China
Turkiye
UAE
Kenya
ATMs
1288
On-site: 1062
Off-site: 217
Mobile: 9
Booths: 6

5. VISION & MISSION
VISION STATEMENT
TO BE OUR CUSTOMERS’ MOST CONVENIENT
AND TRUSTED BANK
MISSION STATEMENT
TO MAKE BANKING SAFE, SIMPLE, AND
PLEASANT

6. CORE VALUES
Respect for people
Relationships of Trust
Service to Customers
Simplicity in Everything
Culture of Ownership
Communication & Cooperation

7. PERFORMANCE TREND

8. PERFORMANCE TREND

9. Business Model
BAHL
Mobile
Applicat
ion
BAHL
Internet
Banking
BAHL
ATM’
s
SMS
Bankin
g
BAHL
Remit
Account
Pensione
r’s
Account
Current
Account
Asaan
Current
Account
Young
Saver
Account
Car
Finance
Stock
Market
Investme
nt
Asaan
Saving
Account
SME
Banking
BAHLServices BAHL Product Line

10. Interview
Interviewee: Osama Ali Khan works in Bank Al Habib's compliance
department.
The key roles of the Compliance Department are as follows:
 Implementation of regulations
 Reduction of probability of terror and money laundering Challenges Faced By
the Banks
 Keeping up with the competition
 Prevention of tipping off
 Meeting the expectations of the employees
 Fulfilling customer needs while staying within the boundaries of the law

11. INVESTMENT MIX – AS ON SEP 30, 2022
224.9
(21.3%
)
656.5
(62.1%
)
3.2
(0.3%
)
160.4
(15.2%
)
3.0
(0.3%
)
9.5
(0.9%
)
Market Treasury
Bills
PIB's Ordinary
Shares
TFCs / Sukuk Mutual Funds Others

12. ADVANCES BY SEGMENTS – AS ON SEP 30, 2022
34.81
%
5.19
%
5.11
%
11.10
%
23.95
%
14.90
%
1.79
%
3.15
%
Textile
Individua
ls Others
Services
Power, Gas, Water,
Sanitary Food & Allied
Wholesale & Retail trade
Chemical and
Pharmaceuticals

13. Theories Learned
 Correspondent Banking
 An account established by a banking institution to receive deposits from, make payments on behalf of, or handle other financial transactions
for another financial institution. Correspondent accounts are established through bilateral agreements between the two banks
 Documentary Collection
 A documentary collection is a process in which a seller instructs their bank to forward documents related to the export of goods to a buyer's
bank with a request to present these documents to the buyer for a payment, indicating when and on what conditions these documents can be
released to the buyer.
 Letter of Credit (LC)
 A letter of credit or letter of undertaking, is a payment mechanism used in international trade to provide an economic guarantee from a
creditworthy bank to an exporter of goods.
 CAMELS Rating System
 International rating system that Banks use to rate Financial Institutions, according to six factors. Capital, Asset Quality, Management,
Earnings, Liquidity, and Sensitivity.
 Repo & Reverse Repo
 Repo is an agreement between two parties where the buyer agrees to temporarily purchase a basket of securities for a specified period. The
buyer agrees to sell those same Assets back to the original owner at a slightly higher price using Reverse Repo.

14. Thank You