How a Bank works?
Banking Awareness-
HOW BANK WORKS: ASSETS AND LIABILITY
LIABILITIES:
Current Account Deposit: 0%
Saving Account Deposit: 4%
Fixed/Recurring Account Deposit 8%-9%
Bulk Deposit
The average interest of all these deposits put together is COST OF FUNDS, should be as low as possible.
CA/SA- Should be more.
But CA/ SA are volatile deposit (can withdraw anytime)
FD- have fixed terms, Banks can plan their activities (Stable deposit)
Assets: The internal /income which banks get is yield/income.
· Home Loan
· Mortgage Loan
· Co-operate Loan
· Personal Loan
Net Interest Margin (NIM) = ≥ 3
With this NIM –Banks have to pay (SALARY, RENT ON PREMISES, and PAY FOR OPERATION AND PROFIT)
This is known as Viable Banking.
Banks require the NIM of 3% to ensure profitability.
TYPES of ACCOUNT
SAVING ACCOUNT
Age≥ 18
10-18 (with some restrictions)
< 10 (Minor, with guardian)
Minimum balance- No FRILL ACCOUNT (BSBDA- BASIC SAVING BANK DEPOSIT ACCOUNT)
PMJDY
Rate: calculated on Daily Basis taking into account minimum balance available (SA rate are 4%)
CURRENT ACCOUNT
-Overdraft
-Nomination (×)
Why new generation Private Sector banks have more numbers of current accounts then Public Sector banks.
· Improved Hospitality
· Personalized Service
· Portfolio Management
· Technology Up-gradation
CASA RATIO = Fixed Deposit/Recurring Deposit/Bulk Deposit:
TIME DEPOSIT
· No withdraw before agreed period
· Penalty of withdraw before
· No Cheque Book
FIXED DEPOSIT
UPTO 10 Years
NOMINATION
Interest Rate HIGHER -For Senior
TIME ∝Interest rate
Loan Facility -Available
But if interest income > 10,000
Bank will deduct TDS
If you are not income tax payee then you have to give bank a 15 G Form.
FIXED DEPOSIT
· STANDARD FD- (Interest in every 3/6/12 months)
· CUMULATIVE FD
Interest Rate varies with time and age not with the amount of deposit.
RECURRING DEPOSIT:
Deposit at regular interval
TDS
BULK DEPOSIT
Amount > 1 Crore
Rate> FD Rate
Ø Corporate
Ø High Network Individuals( HNI)
Amount 500 Crore – 10%
Amount 1000 Crore – 12 %
Priority Sector Lending
· Sectors
· Agriculture
· Small-scale industry
· Small Business, Small Enterprise
· Micro Credit
· Education Loan
Priority Sector Lending (PSL)
Commercial Bank must provide loan – 40%
18% -Agriculture
Penalty for not achieving PSL Target
INDIAN BANK – deposit shortfall amount with NABARD under RIDF (Rural Infrastructure Development Fund)
FOREIGN BANK - deposit shortfall amount with SIDBI under IDF (Industrial Development Fund)
NEFT-(National Electronic Fund Transfer)
Max- 50,000/Transaction
Indo-Nepal Remittance Facility Scheme-
Monday-Friday – 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday – 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
RTGS (Real Time Gross Settlement)
Min: 2 Lakhs/Transaction ( Real Time –Upto 2 Hrs)
DeMat – Dematerialized Account
DPs – Depository Participants
Buy/Sell- Stocks
PAN
IMF- 189 Members (Nauru)
IMF – July -22-1944 initially 45 members
WORLD BANK (American)
IBRD- International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
IDA- International Development Association
Asian Development Bank – 1966
SWIFT –Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication.
NOSTRO Account- [Our Account with you in foreign currency].
VOSTRO Account- [Your Account with us in Indian currency].
LORO Account- [Third Party Account]
NOSTRO – is a current account that a bank holds with another bank, in a foreign country such account is operated in the currency of a foreign country.
VOSTRO – Current Account for foreign bank in a domestic bank.
LORO- is used when NOSTRO and VOSTRO account by a bank other than account maintaining Banks and the tank with which the account is maintained.
CHEQUE
Drawer-Owner
Payee- Receiver
Drawee- Bank
Post Dated – Date later then today
You can’t cash it until today’s date, after 3 month –stale cheque
ANTI-DATED
It is regular cheque
Dated earlier then today and can be cashed immediately
Stale Cheque: If any Change issued by holder doesn’t get withdrawn from the bank till 3 month.
Cross Cheque:
Not in Cash
Endrossed
Account pay cheque
When 2 along with cross made and word account payee written between these lines.
Can’t be endorsed
Engrossment:
Sec. 15 –Negotiable Instrument Act- 1881
There can be any number of endorsement
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