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PRESENTERS

THE BANK OF PUNJAB

MAIN OBJECTIVE

INTRODUCTION o The Bank of Punjab was Established in 1989 o It was given the status of scheduled bank in 1994 o BOP is 6th largest bank in Pakistan o It has a network of 272 branches

 BOP  It

is a semi government bank

comprises of 51% shares of government & 49% shares are of the private sector.

 It

has an asset base of PKR165 billion & total deposits of PKR138 billion

 It

works under the instructions of Punjab government.

 All

the bank decision takes place under the bank of Punjab act 1989.

 The

staff strength in BOP is 3860.

VISION STATEMENT

 To

be a customer focused bank with service excellence

CORE VALUES

MARKETS SERVED 

BOP serves the following markets:



Agriculture Market



Household Consumers from middle to low income group



Commercial Consumers from middle to low income group



Corporate Customers

PRODUCTS o The Bank provides all types of banking services o Deposit in Local Currency o Client Deposit in Foreign Currency o Remittances o Advances to Business o Trade o Industry and Agriculture

OBJECTIVES o To be a diversified bank by offering all basic consumer products o To provide solutions for multiple requirements of clients of diverse financial nature. o To grow in banking sector by asset expansion o To manage with the changing trends of the modern day financial market.

STRATEGIES o The bank approaches organizations and then seeks to become the exclusive consumer in terms of consumer financing o Targeting main sector of Pakistan i.e. Agriculture sector by offering “Kissan schemes”

o Making financial management easy through differentiated products o Operations through strong network of branches, backed by advanced computerized and control system

MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE  BOP

is structured on the basis of functions performed by different departments

ADMINISTRATION

CHAIRMAN  He

is appointed by the Punjab government  Chairman is the head of board of the director  He is not the regular employ of the bank  He gave the approval of all the matters & schemes.  All the administrative activities are governed by the chairman

BOARD OF DIRECTORS (BOD) & TOP MANAGEMENT: o There are 6 BOD members at the moment o Country heads and chief executives are highly professional & experienced people o They are developing new policies for bank & are introducing participative management by developing proper

MANAGEMENT

PRESIDENT  President

is also appointed by the government of Punjab.  He is also not the regular employ of the bank.  He is appointed for a period of 5 years only on contract bases.  He is responsible to implement the decisions made by the BOD’s & Administration.

ND 2

PRESENTER

DIVISIONS  There

are about 10 divisions in the bank to perform different jobs.

 Each

division is being supervised by a general manager with chief managers and the division staff

HUMAN RESOURCE DIVISION  The

major jobs of this department are:

 Provision  Staff

of staff rules

appointments

 Training

of fresh staff

 Transfers/Postings

 Promotions  Staff

& degradation

salaries

 Fringe

benefits (bonus, allowances)

 Retirements

FINANCE DIVISION  To

maintain & update all the assets of the bank i.e. buildings & vehicles etc.

 Liabilities

(Account holders money)

 Income  Expenditure

 To

prepare bank’s balance sheet through professional Chartered accountants.

 Maintenance

of accounts with state bank of Pakistan

OPERATIONS DIVISION 

To look after all the operations activities of branches through regional offices head.



Acquisition of premises for the branches.



To obtain branch license from state bank of Pakistan.



Branch construction, renovation and supply of F & F.(furniture & fixtures)

 To

issue procedural and operational/instruction circulars to the newly formed branches to run the branch work smoothly.

 ATM

installation.

LIABILITY DIVISION  To

help the branches for the procurement of deposits

 To

launch different schemes for procurement of deposits. e.g. monthly income schemes, pehle munafa schemes, six monthly profit, yearly profit.

AUDIT DIVISION 

To execute periodical report of the internal affairs of the branch & it is done on daily bases.



To point out procedural irregularities in the branch working & to get them rectified.



Audit is of two types:



Yearly audit



Surprise audit

CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT DIVISION (CRMD)  To

sanction different types of loans.

 To

approve & renew the loans.

 To

issue instructions regarding loans

RECOVERY DIVISION  For

the recovery of the un-recovered loans.

 Filing

of the legal cases in banking courts.

TREASURY DIVISION  It

works in Karachi & its function is to invest banks money to get profit in short terms .

 It

works under finance division

ESTABLISHMENT DIVISION  Its

major function is for the establishment of the branch.

 It

works under operation division.

INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY DIVISION  To

make different software’s for the bank.

 To

implement these software's.

 Online

system inspection, ATM maintenance

MARKETING DEPARTMENT  promotional  increase

activities

customer base & help developing BOP’s credibility.

BALANCE SHEET

TOTAL PROFIT  The

bank earn after tax profit of Rs.4.4 billion for the year ended December 31, 2007

 which

was 17% higher than previous year’s after tax p profit of Rs.3.8 billion

 The

shareholders equity has now reached at the level of Rs.15.1 billion from Rs.10.6 billion at the end of last year.

 Earning

per share showed an up-ward growth of 17% and remained at Rs.10.51 per share.

CREDIT RATING  Owing

to sound financial position and consistent outstanding performance of the bank, M/s Pakistan Credit Rating Agency (PACRA) has maintained bank’s long term AA and short term A1+ ratings with positive outlook

THREATS  Economic

growth is likely to be slow, as agricultural growth may slowdown

 Adverse

impact of “Universal Crisis ” can adversely effect .

 Facing

a strong competition by its competitors

RECOMMENDED STRATEGY  Profit

strategy is the recommended strategy So stability in operations & cutting in expenditures would definitely work to enhance financial performance of BOP.

 However

as the situation becomes better, BOP can restart its expansion & growth. BOP should emphasize much on e-banking

FUTURE OUTLOOK  The

year 2009 will prove to be another challenging year for the bank because of tough competition.

 Management

of the bank is committed to continue its efforts for outstanding performance.



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