1. Presentation on Six Weeks Industrial Training at Standard Chartered Bank
PRESENTED BY:-
AnkitSood
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3. Journey of Indian banking System

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6. PHASE III

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8. Indian Banking: Strength & Weaknesses
Major Strength Areas
Regulatory Systems
Economic Growth Rate
Technological Advancement
Risk Assessment Systems
Credit Quality

9. Area to be geared up for future Growth.
Diversification of markets beyond
big cities
Size of banks
HR Systems
Banking Infrastructure
Labour Inflexibilities
High Transaction Costs

10. Company Introduction
Founded --1853
Headquarters -- London
Key people -- JohnPeace(Chairman)
Industry -- Banking
Products -- Financial Services
Operating Profit -- $15184 m (2009)
Profit before taxation -- $5151 m (2009)
Employees -- 77326 (2009)
Branches - 1700 (world)
- 90 (India)
- 3 (Punjab)
Head quarters in India - Mumbai
CEO in India - NeerajSwaroop

11. STANDARD CHARTERED BANK: BACKGROUND

12. Global Presence

13. The new millennium has brought with it two of the largest acquisitions in the history of the bank with the purchase of Grind lays Bank from the ANZ Group and the acquisition of the Chase Consumer Banking operations in Hong Kong in 2000.
Standard Chartered Completes Acquisition Of American Express Bank For $823 Million

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15. PRODUCT AND SERVICES OF STANDARD CHARTERED BANK IN RETAIL BANKING

16. PERSONEL BANKING

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21. ORGANISATIONAL CHART OF BRANCH

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25. FINANCIAL RATIOS
Return on Equity = Net Income
Shareholders equity

26. Return on Assets =Net Operating Income
Total Assets

27. Shareholders equity to assets
= Shareholders equity
Total Assets

28. Borrowings to total liability & equity
= Borrowings Total liability +equity

29. Loans to Assets = Loans
Total assets

30. Trend Analysis
EPS (Earning Per Share)
= Profit after interest and tax No. of equity shares

31. Trend of Net Profit:

32. Trend in Interest Earned

33. Trend in Interest Expended

34. PROJECT

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36. OBJECTIVES

37. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

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40. DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

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