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R.Handa
Rajiv Handa & Associates
Rajiv.handa.bankedu@gmail.com
Introduction
Collect Deposits & Lend to Borrowers Earn interest to be able to pay interest Difference in called Net Interest Margin Enables them to access large number of customers Large pool of customers with variety of banking needs Branches & Alternate channels already selling Banks own products Changes in regulation and business environment Moving to sell financial & ancillary products through tie ups Enables Banks to add an additional revenue stream for Fee income
Using the large distribution network Leveraging the large customer base Multiple sources of earning risk free fee income
Insurance
Life
General
Mutual Funds
Equity
Debt
Gold
Gold -ETFs
Insurance - Bancassurance
Bancassurance - Scope
Individual customers
Corporate Customers
Stocks
Life
Bancassurance
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Banks act as agents of insurance companies Get good commissions on each sale
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No linkage between customers bank account and the insurance policy sold by the bank Policies can be sold to anyone - a bank customer or not
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Banks may also consider giving loan against life insurance policies
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Mutual Funds
Freedom to Customer to buy MF units from any bank , not necessarily from where he has his account The dividend /repayment is credited by the MF in designated account
Gold
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Banks are trusted by customers for quality of Gold Gold is imported on consignment basis Sell gold to retail customers
in the form of coins / bars and not jewellery Cant offer two-way quotes
Keeping in view the price of gold, Fee income is hefty
Government Business
Banks act as agents for collection & management Services offered on behalf of Government
Receive fee on transaction or ad valorem basis Float available which support in improving cost of funds Tax Collection Sale and Servicing of RBI Bonds Public Provident Fund Account Pension Payments
De-mat Account
NCDEX and MCX offer De-mat Services for Commodities Banks act as Depository Participants (DPs) for NSDL /CDSL DPs open and operate de-mat accounts of investors
DPs also maintain Clearing Accounts of Brokers i.e. Clearing Members (CMs)
or carrying out clearing and settlement functions in respect of electronic trades Obtaining / collecting forms, documents, acknowledgements, statements / reports and bills etc.
De-mat Services
Dematerialisation Converting physical share certificates into electronic ledger account Asset Holding Maintaining balance in the electronic form
Delivery / Receipt in market /off-market trades Account Freezing / De-freezing and Pledging Receiving Bonus / Rights and Conversions effected by companies Receiving Securities allotted in Public Issue Re-materialisation Converting back to the physical form Lending and Borrowing of Securities Providing MIS/Account Statement