MBA Banking and Finance Reference on Country-wise Study

China

  • Causes

1. Moral Hazard: Considers that the government of SOE can bail out the moral hazard in difficult time, and therefore it stays to agree higher dangers and in general does not include achieving efficiencies in order to enhance the operational competence.   

2. Bankruptcy laws support law courts and borrowers are not trustworthy enforcement vehicles.

3. Social implications and Political reform’s large SOE’s strengthens the government in order to continue its floating.

4. In order to borrow the private activities, banks hesitate because

a. they experience Non-standard accounting

b. If an SOE’s NPA of is economically undesirable, private enterprise an NPA is both politically and financially undesirable (Pravakar Mohanty, 2006).

  • Measures

1. Risk reduction by growth of the banks, increasing disclosure standards and SOE’s spearheading reforms by decreasing their debt level.

2. Laws were accepted permitting the asset management companies creation, foreign justice involvement in securitization and securitization of asset.

3.  The economical debt loss in the government ‘discounting’. Debt/equity exchanges were permitted if survived the growth opportunity.

4. Inducement applied such as tax splits the exception from asset evaluation norms as well as administration fees (Ben Fung, 2004).

Thailand

  • Causes

1. Current account and Liberalized capital includes external borrowings by means of false evaluation of capital light risk as well as swaps rate risk in an emergency.

 2. A legal system makes credit improvement complex and time consuming.

3. Speculators of real estate show enormous loans by focusing highest improvement in property costs as well as maintenance. If it is not materialize the entire loans goes awful.

4. Vertical interest rate rise curved more loans in NPAs

5. Lack of ability to properly assess credit threats.

Measures

1. Modifications were built to the Act of Bankruptcy.

2. Set up Mutual Debt Restructuring Advisory Commission for the banks restructuring and takeover.

3. In 1998 The Financial Sector Restructuring Plan projected on capital support services for recapitalization of bank and AMCs setup.

4. Governing New rules NPA leave measures based on international standards.

5. Government entity Privatization was doubtful, however gone through difficult social backlash’s political opposition terror. 

6. Approval of international standards for classification of loan as well as provisioning.

7. Limits on Foreign equity possession in economic institutions were eliminated (RAJA J. CHELLIAH. 200).

Korea

  • Causes

1. Directed credit: it controls the intended interest rate time and selects provisions of credit that are provided to enhance funds of an ineffective distribution. On the financial system, terrific stress has been caused by the projects of chaebols while improving following diversification as well as market share with little effective attention. 

2. The policy of “compressed growth” by aggressive, forced expansion done well provided that the financial was increasing and the ROI go beyond the capital cost. This strategy failed during less demand and increasing input prices locating strict pressure on their efficiency.

3. Shortage of Monitoring:

Banks relied on securities and undertakings in the allocation of credit, and little interest was remunerated to achieve performance and cash flows.

4. through south East Asia Contagion Effects agreed simultaneously with the changes in structural time and also in Korea a cyclical downturn. 

  • Measures
  1. 1.      Speed of Action – The systemic risk speedy containment and the issues of the domestic credit crisis with the number of public funds injection for recapitalization of the bank were vital points to normalizing the economy.
  2. 2.      CRVs (Corporate Restructuring Vehicles) and Swaps of Debt/Equity were used to help the bad loans resolution.
  3. 3.      The Creation of KAMCO (Korea Asset Management Corporation) and finances the NPA fund to fund to invest in NPAs purchase (Raghbendra Jha, 2001).
  4. 4.      Securitization KAMCO’s improves came with securitization of the asset-backed and sales of outright. Global shareholders such as the Lone Star Fund shared in the procedure.
  5. 5.      Provision norms strengthening and implemented the loan categorization standards on forward-looking criteria based.
  6. 6.      The central bank objective was individually described as maintaining cost constancy. The FSC (Financial Supervisory Commission) has been built in 1998 to guarantee system of an efficient supervisory in procession with the experience of universal banking system.

 Japan

  • Causes

 

1. Funds were done in real estate at extended costs while in demand. The decline caused costs to collapse and number of these loans turned to bad.

2. Legal devices to set out bad loans were reduces the time and is very costly and NPAs stayed on the balance sheet.

3. Expansionary fiscal policy evaluates Governed to encourage the financial system maintained business sectors such as real estate and construction that can have more exacerbated the difficulty

4.   Crony Capitalism to the Keiretsus

5. Governance of Weak corporate joined with doctrine a no-bankruptcy in financial system of Japan was a moral hazard.

6. System of Inadequate accounting and data flow generates loan assessment act external in problem of Japan.

  • Measures

1. Foreign exchange control law Amendment (l997) and the suspension risk of banking industry as in failure case to approve the capital adequacy ratio.

Legislation in order to increase the data flow has been conceded.

2. Accounting standards – main business groups initiated a setting vehicle of private standard for (2001) Japanese accounting standards in procession through the Global standards.

3. Government Support – commitment of the public investments to contract with the weakness of the banking sector (Sumant Batra, 2003).

MBA Seminar Reference on Non Performing Assets Ratio Analysis

Non-performing assets as percentage of advances showed a declining trend for nationalized banks, state bank group, IDBI and old private sector banks.

There was overall decline in the NPA. The NPA was more for non-priority sector during the year 2008-09. The NPA for public sector loans were least. The analysis category wise showed that NPA were more for new private sector banks and foreign banks. The NPA as percentage of total assets for nationalized banks there was a slight increase in NPA. The impact analysis proved that NPA had negative impact on net profit where as for NPA and total advances there was positive impact (Dickin Goyal, 2010)

Macro perspective behind NPA:

A lot of practical problems have been found in Indian banks, especially in public sector banks. For example, the government of India had give a massive wavier of Rs 15,000 Crs under the prime minister ship of Mr. V.P.Singh, for rural debt during 1989-90. This was not a unique incident in India and left a negative impression on the payer of the loan.

Poverty evaluation programs like IRDP, RREP, SUME, SEPUP, JRY, PMRY, etc, failed on various grounds in meeting their objectives. The huge amount of loan granted under these schemes were totally unrecoverable by banks due to political manipulations, misuse of funds and non-reliability of targets.

  

What are the causes of non-performing loans in the banks?

a)      There may be different causes for non-performing loans which vary from bank to bank. Some of them are improper verification of the customer’s background, recklessness in the process of giving loans, lack of recovery steps taken by the Management etc. 

b)      More likely corruption role is not only encountering from outside it is involved inside as well before we misguide entire situations. Most reasons are dishonest proceedings, pending files, careless work, higher level demands, political plays from inside and outside, negatively impacting the organizational environment.

c)      One of the most serious impact however is on commercial banks

d)     Poor corporate governance, poor general public, lack of transparency.

  1. What are the specific steps that should be taken by the bank mangers?

a)      Bank managers should verify the customer’s background perfectly and provide the loans for only genuine customers. They should take some measures in order to recover the loans.

b)      Despite sincere has to be taken to help them improve work performance. It is not working and they are increasingly proving to be NPA it may be time to fire such employee(s) but the organization must follow well defined legal and ethical steps in terminating their services.

c)      Avoiding wrong economic decisions and providing new financial services.

d)     Banks can exchange information on the bad borrowers which will be more convenient to track those borrowers.

 

  1. Can the value of non-performing assets be increased when compared to

Worldwide financial market?

a)      Yes, if the bank management does not follow particular methods or procedures then the value of non-performing assets will increase.

b)      Yes, but there are possibilities for having non-performing assets it might be world crisis, unemployment, economic downturns or unstable conditions.

c)      Yes, it might be possible in different ways.

d)     Not sure, but compare to current inflation rate yes.

 

  1. How to overcome the loan recovery problem?

a)      The bank management should maintain an efficient recovery team so that the customer’s details would be updated regularly.

b)      Banks must estimate loss given default that aims to reflect economic downturn conditions and perform adequate legal frame works to ensure that loan recovery is legal.

c)      Costs enough to overcome the effects on lender revenues of suppressed interest rates, providing loan recovery agents.

d)     Analyzing on country side financial status to invest money on booming sector.

  

  1. How to attract the depositors for the decrease in the value of non-performing

assets?

a)      Bank management should attract the depositors by providing them some benefits in the interest rates etc.

b)      Performing the competitive interest rates and focusing on customer needs and requirements

c)      By giving awareness of long-term goals rather than shot-term goals

d)     Offering promotions to absorb depositors mostly on agricultural sector in a country like India.

Sector Wise Non Performing Assets for MBA Students

Banks mainly lend to three sectors they include priority sector, public sector and non-priority sector. The lending composition of Indian banks during the last two years is depicted in the following table.

TABLE NO: 1SECOR WISE NPA’S-BANK GROUP-WISE   (AMOUNT IN RS.CRORES)

Sector public sector             old private sector

2007-08  2008-09    2007-08  2008-09

Private sector

2007-08  2008-09

All SCB

2007-08  2008-09

A. Priority sector 25,287

(0.8)

24,318

(0.7)

1,338

(0.7)

1,233

(0.50)

2,080

(0.3)

2,407

(0.3)

28,705

(0.7)

27,958

(0.5)

i)agriculture 8,268

(0.3)

5,708

(0.2)

243

(0.1)

263

(0.10)

1,225

(0.2)

1,178

(0.2)

9,735

(0.2)

7,149

(0.21)

ii)small scale industries. 5,805

(0.2)

6,984

(0.2)

359

(0.2)

307

(0.2)

292

363

6,456

(0.2)

7,654

(0.2)

iii) Others 11,214

(0.4)

11,214

(0.3)

737

(0.4)

663

(0.3)

563

(0.1)

866

(0.1)

12,514

(0.3)

13,155

(0.3)

b.public sector 299

474

75

299

549

c.Non-prority sector 14,163

(0.5)

19,251

(0.5)

1,219

(0.6)

1,839

(0.8)

8,339

(1.1)

11,334

(1.4)

23,721

(0.6)

32,423

(0.6)

Total(a+b+c) 39,749

(1.3)

44,042

(1.2)

2,557

(1.3)

3,072

(1.3)

10,419

(1.40)

13,815

(1.7)

52,725

(1.2)

60,930

(1.2)

SOURCE: RBI report on trends and progress of banking in India 2008-09. Figures in bracket indicate percentage to total assets of the respective bank group. The analysis of the table shows there was NPA increase in rupees, the percentage of NPA to total advances was almost the same. The reason for this was the one-time loan restructuring measures adopted by RBI. The observation of the table further showed that NPA of all scheduled commercial banks (SCB) for non-priority sector was more when compared to other sectors during the year 2008-2009.

banking sector

The figures shown above indicate that NPA for priority sector and non-priority sector were more. Public sector loans had least NPA

Data Analysis in Banking Sector MBA Research Paper

In this chapter, researcher presents the evidence that was gathered through the respondents of the different banking sectors. Respondents views on the areas highlighted in the theoretical framework are presented in the following sections, as this research about finding causes of Non-performing assets and how they are effected on the economy levels and to make the data analysis more supportive researcher have chosen country wise analysis with other Asian countries but major part of analysis is based on managers who are mainly responsible for controlling factor of Non-performing assets.

Presentation of the banks and its employers:

Researcher has chosen highly qualified managers from banks which are in advancement of technology and the birth of competition these banks are in the race of becoming the best in the country with latest innovative ideas to bring customer satisfaction policy to reduce the hazards. Most of these banks are generating highest turnover on money lending practices which they can tackles highest ratio of Non-performing assets. Most banks from the list have introduced world ATM cards to make travelers across the globe and internet banking is the call of the day for the banks where researcher can get good quality of information. Sector of the banks that I have chosen are mostly covered government and private banking as I have noticed these are the banks dealing with high NPA levels and to give further little support foreign and commercial banks have played their role. 

Presentation of the main respondents:

This research is concentrated on the interview questionnaire have been very open and helpful in the study and have sought to develop their answers at the best they can. Below is a brief presentation of main respondents who shared their opinions and thoughts.

Sharanam shah, present manager for private banking sector in Hyderabad which is capital to Andhra Pradesh state in India, has become manager straight into the entry of organization with his higher qualified studies and has worked past three years for this organization.

Cristopher, present Business consultant manager for commercial banking sector in Hyderabad which is capital to Andhra Pradesh state in India, has worked part-time sub-advisor for six years until he finish his studies.

Pranav koushil, present general manager for head-quarters of government banking sector in Mumbai which is capital of Maharashtra state in India, has working more than two years and took the position of general manager through college internship on his first entry.

David, present manager for foreign banking sector in Delhi which is capital of India, he has worked his way up within the organization.

Ethical Issues in Research Projects

Introduction to Ethical Issues in Research Projects:

If there is any authentication process to be followed to gather the information from articles, case studies or books, I will follow them without abusing the requirements. I will follow all the ethical issues in the process of collecting the information for the research work in an honest way and in the qualitative research process.

while interviewing or conducting the surveys within the process of gathering the information from the individuals I will explain my main aim of this research and will make them to understand how important is there information to my research work without hurting them. 

Data Collection Methods in Marketing Research

Introduction to Data Collection Methods in Marketing Research:

According to Sasha Hurrell (2004) the data collection method is one of the important aspect within the entire research methodology process and it plays a major role in estimating the main search related to the research and it will verify the collected data and the comparable analysis through the actual search against the literature. In general there are two types of data collection methods like the primary source of data and the secondary source of data.

 Primary source of data

The primary source of data is one of the important data collection method and it is been established across to the research methodology. The primary data is collected from the actual source of the problem so it is referred as one of the best data collection method when compared with the other data collection methods as well as the other data sources. In the previous discussion it is been mentioned that the primary source of the information is the actual case study approach. In general the primary source of the information is been gathered conducting the interviews, the general discussions, group meeting and the semi structured interview. In the research process the semi structured interviews are used and the required questionnaires are been prearranged and then they are transferred to the individuals who are taking part in the research process in order to make them to understand the actual research problem and to get the required information.

The information which is been gathered from the individuals in the form of their views and ideas are been considered as the primary data source and these information is been analyzed in order to complete the entire research process and to get the expected outcome. The answers and the ideas which are been proposed by the individuals and the participants is more and more efficient, trustworthy and faultless, as a result this data collection method is referred to as the perfect and useful source of data.

 Secondary source of Information

In order to continue the research process the secondary source of the information is required and to compare the actual search and views which is obtained from the primary source of information with the secondary source of information. In general the secondary source of the data is been gathered by making use of the article, journals, book reviews and the websites. The data and the information gathered from secondary source are compared with the actual sources by means of considering the views and ideas of the individuals involved within the research process from the primary source of information then these entire information is been analyzed to get the expected outcome. 

Research Design Case Study Approach for MBA Students

According to D Vermeulen (2009) the research design is the process of identifying the basic research questions and then changing them into the testing process. There are various types of the research designs but they are implemented and used according to the research problem. In general there are two types of research designs like the fixed research design and the flexible research design. Initially the fixed research design method is been situated before fixing the appropriate data.

This fixed research design is entirely a theory based method, so it not possible to calculate the mathematical variables and the factors which are been resulted in the future aspect. The collected data is fixed and then the authentic methods utilized in the data collection process is been implemented in this specific research design. There are wide varieties of choices that available in the research process. This research process is entirely different from the actual research process and even it is different from the flexible research design. Within the flexible research process the variables which are identified will be varied from the actual statement, so there is a need of flexibility in process of selection of the research variable.

The investigational results are totally based on the approach that is implemented against the flexible research design. In general the research design is been divided into two different types such as the experimental type and the non-experimental types. The experimental research design one of the appropriate process for the projects related to the statistical analysis. For the experimental research design the research sample size is more and the sample size is less for the non-experimental research design. The general observations and the individual activities are been utilized in order to get the results. The experimental research design is one of the best and suitable method for the quantitative research methodology. And for the purpose of the qualitative research methodology the non-experimental research method is the suitable one.

The case study can be considered as the example for the non experimental research design. In this the process the data should be gathered through the single source and the required conclusions are been finished by the common observations, the views and ideas of the particular individual is involved in the case study. 

 Case study chosen

According to Jennifer Rowley (2002) the case study approach is the simple and best method which is been used in order to collect the information or else the data required against the qualitative research methodology. The required solution for the research questions and the research problem can be identified by this case study approach.

The individuals or else the participants who are taking part in the research process are been examined in order to get the answers required to fulfill the research work. The actual aim of the research is been explained to the individuals and their views and ideas on the particular topic are considered and analyzed to get the required idea on the research.  By using these case studies there are various benefits and the most important benefit is that the data which is gathered from these source is the direct data and the information which is been collected is more truthful and reliable. When compared with the other data sources this is the most useful source. In order to solve the research problem the information is been gathered from the case study.

To conduct the research work on a specific topic the person who acts as the researcher must be able to have the minimum knowledge upon the case studies of that particular topic and case studies which are selected for the research should provide the entire required information and even should be able to solve the problems in the research process. By having all these capabilities then this case study approach can be referred to as the best source in order to collect fulfill the primary information which belongs to the qualitative research method.

In general the case studies are differentiated in to many types like the individual case study or the organization case study. The case study is been selected based on the problem within the research process. 

Research Methodology and Statistical Analysis

The methodology is the system that contains wide range of principles or rules in which the particular methods and procedures are been considered in order to solve the problems that arise within the specific aspect. Similar to the algorithm the methodology is a set of practices.

There are two types of research methods which are been used in order to solve the problems happened within the research process such as quantitative research method and the qualitative research method. The types of the research methodologies are been taken into consideration depending on the different types of factors happened within the research process. The correct and important data is been gathered and the entire research analysis process is been discussed in detail.

 Qualitative research

According to Trochim (2000) in the process of the qualitative research methodology the entire factors which are related to the human activities are taken into consideration. The problems which are been specified by the human activities are been considered within the qualitative research method. This qualitative research method is been used within the educational regulations, the social studies and for the basic problems that take place in the market place. The decision making process will involve different types of critical steps like the way of reaction against the problems happened within the research process. The small volume of contents should be considered than the large volume of contents within the process of data collection from the individuals or participants who are involves the research process. In order to complete the research successfully with an appropriate emotional observations   the typical non numerical data without the significant aspects such as the graphs, charts and the statistical methods are been considered.

 Quantitative research

In general the quantitative research methodology includes the models that are based on the mathematical and theory based approaches. This research method will even involve the statistical analysis and the experimental examination of the specific aspects as well as the internal relationship between the particular quantitative aspects. The important aspects within the quantitative research method are the measurements and the evaluations through which the actual results are been obtained.  This quantitative research method is been used in order to answer the questions such as the what, why and where. This research methodology will involve the concepts of the social sciences like the political science, economics, anthropology and psychology.

By making use of these research methodology the questions such as what, why and where are been answered and in this quantitative research methodology as the major research methodology will include the major social sciences such as political science, economics, anthropology as well as the psychology. In this research method the particular case studies and articles are been considered which are used as the major information sources. By using these resources the general conclusions as well as the hypothesis is been resulted.  By making use of the hypothesis list in the quantitative research method the problems can be rectifies within the research process. The numerical measurements like graphs, charts and the statistical analysis is been utilized in this quantitative research method. By using this method the data which is gathered can be analyzed in the form of the experimental examination and the comparable results are been calculated through the empirical analysis.

The best example for this is that survey conducted might result in the finishing the entire process of the research rather than that of the methodology which is been used in a specific levels. 

Causes of Failure of Banks MBA Seminar Topic

The lending practices are one of the significant aspects for the failure of the banks. It is been concluded that if these particular lending practices are ended then there is a possibility to reduce the closure rate. The actual reason for the failure is because of the insufficient capitalization as well as lack of the appropriate planning. In order to stand by within the market without any failures and to be successful there is a necessity of initial planning and much more time should be spent to analyze the entire concepts of the business.

On the other hand if the business is started without a proper plan and management this will lead to the failures within that particular company or a bank. As, the banks need an appropriate planning process by considering the lending practices. The bad planning with the bad lending equities leads to the failure of banks. While the investment banks will allot the loan to the companies by verifying the planning documents as well as the financial models of that particular company but in some cases even the documents provided by that company may not be correct and if the banks give priority to the company but not to the documents or guarantees sometimes it may leads to the mismanagement case and will cause the failure of that specific bank.

In other sense most of the banks will not consider their managers as the staff but they will consider as the sales person by offering him a commission amount other than his salary, in order to fulfill the targets allotted to them they give more preference to the customers but not to their standards to get the loan amount.

Some of the banks will have an outlook on the current economy of the borrower and his profile within minutes of time without cross checking their credentials and collateral properties. Hence this thought shows that some of the banks are not having the correct plan and procedure for allotting the loans. 

MBA Business Seminar Topic on Debt Recovery Tribunals in India

In order to help the banks and the financial institutions in recovering their pending debts and loan amount the government related to those particular countries has implemented some of the debt recovery tribunals in their countries. These debt recovery tribunals are located in each and every location where there is a problem of the non performing assets. And even if there is a problem of non performing assets in some areas there are no debt recovery tribunals, so that particular states should get registered with the authorities of the debt recovery tribunals. Based upon the number of the cases the debt recovery tribunals are been established within the specific locations. In this debt recovery tribunal there is an availability of the presiding officers and he will have all the rights and authorities in order to pass any type of the judicial orders.

These debt recovery tribunals are been ruled by the provisions of recovery debt due to the banks as well as the financial institutions act 1993 which is known as the RDB act. The rules are been outlined and advised under the recovery of debts due to the banks and the financial institutions act 1993.

After passing out the securisation and the reconstruction of the financial assets and the enforcement of the security interests act the customers happened to be the initial applicants prior to the debt recovery tribunal. The debt recovery tribunal is having the entire powers and authorities in order to pass the complete orders in the civil court.

The tribunal is capable of hearing the cross suits, the counter claims as well as it can permit the set offs. But they are not capable of hearing the claims of the damages or else the lack of services and the illegal inattention of the lenders. The debt recovery tribunals are even having different types of principles and ethics while taking the actions on the customers. The banks and the financial institutions can make use of this debt recovery tribunals in order to recover their loans and pending debts.