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SME investment activities & disbursement
process : A comparative study on SME
activities of EXIM Bank of Bangladesh Ltd.
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The aim of our presentation is to provide a clear
idea about the SME investment procedures of EXIM
Bank Limited and their position in SME banking
among the competitors.
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Introductory Part
◦ Introduction
◦ Objectives of the report
◦ Scope of the study
◦ Limitation of the study
Organizational Part
◦ Organizational overview
◦ Mission, Vision & Objectives
◦ Management of EXIM Bank Limited
◦ Organizational structure
◦ EXIM Bank subsidiaries
◦ Products & services
◦ Financial Performances of EXIM Bank Ltd.
Actual Task Part
o Job Part
◦ Definition of SME as per Bangladesh Bank
◦ SME history of EXIM Bank Ltd.
◦ Importance of SME
◦ Types of SME Investment
◦ Terms & Condition of SME Loan
◦ Procedures of SME Loan
◦ SME Investment process Flow chart
◦ Disbursement of SME Investment
◦ Sector-wise SME Distribution
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◦ Analysis of SME Credit Scheme of Five
Different Banks currently Available in
Bangladesh
◦ Financial Aspects
◦ RATIO
◦ Summary of Findings & Analysis,
Financial Aspects
 Research Part
o Material
◦ Hypothesis Development
◦ Hypotheses Testing
◦ Graphical representation
◦ Findings
◦ Recommandation
◦ Conclusion
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Introduction
Broad Objective
1. How EXIM Bank Ltd operates SME banking operation around the country through
its network.
2. To review the SME banking of Bangladesh.
Specific Objectives
◦ To analyze the SME investment processing activities.
◦ To know the disbursement and recovery procedures of SME investment.
◦ To know the enterprise selection criteria to provide SME investment.
◦ To know the terms and conditions of SME investment.
◦ To conduct a comparative analysis of SME banking in EXIM Bank and four other
private commercial banks.
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◦ Concept of SME and its impact in overall economy of Bangladesh.
◦ Importance of SME banking in context of Bangladesh.
◦ Entrepreneurship development situation through SME banking.
◦ Small entrepreneurs of rural – urban spectrum are enjoying the EXIM Bank
investment facility without the presence of bank at rural area.
◦ The report focuses on the comparative analysis of SME Banking of EXIM Bank with
four other private commercial banks.
◦ Data from EXIM Bank is highly confidential for the outside people and we had no
authority to use the core banking software.
◦ As the duration of the internship program is three months and the process of this
program is job rotation, so we didn’t get sufficient time in each department to
understand their activities.
◦ Since the bank personals where very busy, they could provide us little time.
◦ Banking sector is a very vast sector where we have a little knowledge about it which
limits our report.
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Organizational part
“Together
Towards
Tomorrow”
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Md. Nazrul Islam Majumder
Chairman
◦ EXIM Bank was established under the leadership of Late Mr. Shahjahan
Kabir .
◦ The bank starts functioning from 03 August, 1999 with its name as Bengal
Export Import Bank Limited.
◦ On 16 November, 1999 it was renamed as Export Import of Bangladesh
Limited.
◦ EXIM Bank's footprint has grown to 80 branches.
◦ EXIM Bank provides necessary funds for executing various programs in the
process of economic development.
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Mission
To be the most caring and customer friendly and service oriented bank.
To create a technology based most efficient banking environment for its customer.
To ensure ethics and transparency in all levels.
To ensure sustainable growth and establish full value of the honorable shareholders.
Vision
◦ Believes in togetherness with its customers.
◦ To achieve the desired goal, there will be pursuit of excellence at all stages.
◦ Bank’s strategic plans and networking will strengthen its competitive environment.
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Objectives
◦ Building a strong customer focus and relationship based on integrity, superior
service.
◦ To provide high quality financial services.
◦ To perform social responsibility for a happy future.
◦ To encourage the new entrepreneurs for investment and thus to develop the
country’s industry sector and contribute to the economic development.
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Mr. Md. Nazrul Islam Mazumder Chairman
Mr. Md. Abdul Mannan Director
Mr. Md. Nazrul Islam Swapan Director
Mr. Mohammad Abdullah Director
Mrs. Nasreen Islam Director
Mr. Mohammed Shahidullah Director
Mr. Md. Nurul Amin Director
Mr. Mohammad Omar Farooque Bhuiyan Director
Mr. Anjan Kumar Saha Director
Mr. Muhammad Sekandar Khan Director
Mr. Khandakar Mohammed Saiful Alam Director
Mr. Md. Habib Ullah Director
Major Khandaker Nural Afser (Retd) Director
Lt Col (Retd) Serajul Islam Director
Mr. Ranjan Chowdhury Director
Dr. Mohammed Haider Ali Miah Managing Director 14
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Management Hierarchy
Organization Structure
Chairman
Board of Directors
Managing Director
Deputy Managing Director
Executive Vice President
Senior Vice President
Trainee Officer
Vice President
Senior Assistant Vice President
Assistant Vice President
Senior Principal Officer
Principal Officer
Executive Officer
Management Trainee Officer
Junior Officer
Assistant Officer
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1. Small & Medium
Enterprise (SME)
Investment
product
2. Corporate
Banking
Investment
Product
Export Finance
Import Finance
3. Retail Banking
Deposit
Products
Investment
Products
Locker Services
4. Treasury
Call/Overnight
Lending &
Borrowing
Term Money
Borrowing &
Lending
Repurchase
Agreement
Treasury Bills
(T-Bills)
5. E-Banking
Internet
banking
Phone banking
SMS banking
Important
security
message
Particulars 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Authorized Capital 10000.00 10000.00 20000.00 20000.00 20000.00
Paid-up Capital 3,373.96 6,832.27 9,223.56 10,514.86 11,566.35
Reserve Fund 2,092.97 3,154.76 3,849.78 4,587.47 5,236.93
Deposits 73,835.46 94,949.40 107,881.21 140,369.66 165,733.25
Investment(General) 68,609.91 93,296.65 99,699.63 118,219.99 143,847.38
Investment (Share & Bonds) 2,189.54 4,522.04 6,734.03 10,345.38 11,222.20
Foreign Exchange Business 162,604.61 227,966.60 254,407.47 270,081.50 268,652.68
a) Import Business 83,911.51 129,570.73 128,445.77 143,314.40 135,409.88
b) Export Business 76,240.77 95,359.45 122,217.34 120,996.90 130,353.32
c) Remittance 2,452.33 3,036.42 3,744.36 5,770.20 2,889.48
Operating Profit 3,181.78 5,893.79 3,955.82 5,334.35 4,927.89
Investment as % of total
deposit
92.92% 98.26% 92.42% 84.22% 86.79%
No. of Foreign
Correspondent
333 354 336 398 386
Return on Assets 2.19% 3.54% 1.65% 1909 1.06%
Number of Branches 52 59 62 72 80
Number of Employees 1440 1686 1724 1.45% 2229
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Actual tASK Part
Internship Experience
◦ We got the opportunity to work as an intern in the Garib-e-Newaz branch of EXIM
Bank Ltd and the duration of our internship was 11th September to 11th December
2014.
Experience Regarding Personal Improvement
◦ Time management
◦ Formal dress code
Practical Working Experience
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Duties and Responsibilities
◦ Update information of SME & Account opening files in checklist.
◦ Update information of these files in central database using “T-24” a software that is currently
EXIMBL using.
◦ Finally used to update these data in net server and used to make report to project manager at the
end of work.
Specification Contributions
◦ We have updated and made report of approximate 5,000 files.
◦ We have given different ideas which helped our project manager to continue the project in right
fashion which saved time and labor as well.
◦ Being a responsible member of the project we have saved for EXIM Bank Ltd. by finding an
important SME investment file from archive of EXIM Bank limited.
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Organizations not a public limited company meet the following criteria:
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Enterprise Criteria Trading/Services Manufacturing
Small Enterprise Number of Staff
(Not More than)
25 50
Fixed Asset
(Except Land &
building)
BDT 50 Thousand –
BDT 50 Lac
BDT 50 thousand –
BDT 1.5 Crore
Medium Enterprise Number of Staff
(Not more than)
50 150
Fixed Asset
(Except Land &
building)
BDT 50 Lac – BDT 1
Crore
BDT 1.5 Crore –
BDT 20 Crore
◦ EXIM Bank Ltd. has successfully made a mark in creating platform for small and
medium entrepreneur.
◦ Discharging over 7,000 crore taka in SME loan and helping fulfillment of more
than thousand dreams that change hundreds and thousands of lives every day.
◦ The bank has incorporated double bottom line approach in its operation –
1) Making profit by mobilizing fund from urban to rural areas.
2) Performing social responsibility by creating an entrepreneurial class.
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1. UDDYOG SME Investment
UDDYOG is a business investment scheme which starts from BDT 2 Lac to10 Lac to meet any
kind of business needs.
◦ Easy installment.
◦ Investment processing is Easy.
Eligibility
◦ At least 2 or more years has been working and any kind of business having valid trade license
◦ Sole proprietorship or Partnership
◦ Small sized businesses (Production, Trading, Service, Agro based products and others)
◦ Expertise of entrepreneur
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2. ABALAMBON SME Loan
ABALAMBAN is a small scaled business investment scheme for operating and extending small
and medium level business and industries.
◦ Facility of repayment at a time or installments according to the return of business
◦ As low as 10% interest rate
◦ Provide investment facility in a easiest way
Eligibility
◦ At least 3 years has been working and any kind of business having valid trade license.
◦ Those who have land/building/property.
◦ Expertise of entrepreneur
◦ Annual transaction and income
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◦ The prospective borrowers and enterprises have to fulfill the selection criteria
◦ The investment amount is between Tk 2 lacs to 10 lacs.
Investment can be repaid in two ways:
a)In equal monthly investment installment with monthly interest payment, or
b)By one single payment at maturity, with interest repayable a quarter end
remaining on maturity
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Investment Amount Investment Processing Fee
2 lacs to 2.99 lacs Tk 5000
3 lacs to 5 lacs Tk 7500
5.01 lacs to 10lacs Tk 10000
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Select potential
enterprise
Investment
Presentation
Collect confidential
information
Open clients’
accounts in the
respective bank
Fill up CIB form
Sending CIB to
Bangladesh Bank
CIB report from
Bangladesh Bank
NIL UC (Unclassified)
SS (Substandard)
DF (Doubtful)
BL (Bad lose)
Investment decision
considering CIB
report
Investment Sanction
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a) Pre Disbursement Manual Activities
◦ Prepare investment file
◦ Charge documents checking
◦ Documents deficiency and problem resolving
◦ Prepare disbursement list
◦ Disbursement of the amount
Message sent to the unit office
MBS (Millennium Banking System) entries for
disbursement:
◦ Initial ID generation
◦ Investment account opening
◦ Cost center assign
 Security details set-up
 Guarantor details set-up
 Loan other details set-up
◦ Risk fund collection
◦ Activision of the loan
 Loan sanction details set-up
 Repayment timetable set-up and printing
 Loan activation
 Disbursement and voucher print
 Disbursement voucher posting
b) Post Disbursement Manual Activities
◦ Repayment schedule sent to unit office
◦ Investment details MBS entry
◦ Document stamp cancellation
◦ Send the investment file to archive
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Sector wise Distribution of SMEs
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Details EXIM Bank Ltd AB Bank Ltd
Prime Bank
Ltd
Eastern Bank
Ltd
Dutch-Bangla
Bank Ltd
Bank Opening Year 1999 1984 1996 1992 1996
SME Operation Year 2008 1984 1999 2005 2008
SME Division Opening Year 2008 2008 2009 2005 2009
Number of SME Branch 65 74 17 8 124
Number of SME Service Centre 15 11 None 53 None
Number of SME Unit Offices None None None None None
Total Number of SME Touch Points 80 85 17 61 124
Number of SME Customers 2657 4300 4500 5700 6500
Total Number of SME Products 2 7 6 14 6
Number of SME Deposit Products None None None 3 None
Number of SME Investment Products 2 7 6 11 6
SME Investment Outstanding Tk.1031 crore Tk.3150 crore Tk.2100 crore Tk.2935 crore Tk.3500 crore
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Details EXIM Bank Ltd. AB Bank Ltd. Prime Bank Ltd. Eastern Bank Ltd.
Dutch Bangla Bank
Ltd.
NP after tax
1,913,390,869 1,327,983,705 3,662,183,069 2,520,704,413 2,153,642,684
Revenue 23,614,710,000 12,830,837,754 16,736,821,063 9,713,139,461 9,980,301,489
Total Loans &
Advances
143,847,380,000 94,638,218,363 139,408,893,185 81,773,910,178 79,248,994,443
Total Deposit 165,725,529,225 116,151,864,140 159,815,720,972 75,535,746,703 100,711,010,944
Ratios
8.10 10.35 21.88 25.95 21.58
Profitability:
Net profit margin
ROA 1.06 0.87 2.03 2.14 1.75
Liquidity Ratio:
Cash ratio 0.15 0.15 0.09 0.13 0.15
Loans to Total Deposit 0.87 0.81 0.87 1.08 0.79
Loans to Total Asset 0.74 0.62 0.77 0.70 0.65
Asset Activity
Ratio:
Fixed Asset Turnover 7.42 3.33 4.21 2.18 2.51
Net Asset Turnover 0.12 0.08 0.09 0.08 0.08
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Net Profit after Tax Total Revenue
Total Loans & Advances Total Deposits
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Net Profit Margin Return on Asset
Investment to Total Asset Investment to Total Deposit(Liquidity Ratio)
(Profitability Ratio)
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Fixed Asset Turnover Net Asset Turnover(Asset Activity Ratio)
Rank Total Outlets
Portion in Loan &
advances
Outstanding Loan SME customer base
Total SME
Products
1 69 EXIMBL 50% EXIMBL
Tk.3500
crore
DBBL 6500 DBBL 14 EBL
2 67 DBBL 36% DBBL
Tk.3150
crore
ABBL 5700 EBL 7 ABBL
3 53 ABBL 32% ABBL
Tk.2935
crore
EBL 4500 PBL 6 EBL,PBL
4 49 EBL 15% EBL
Tk.2100
crore
PBL 4300 ABBL 2 EXIMBL
5 17 PBL 13.5% PBL
Tk.1031
crore
EXIMBL 2657 EXIMBL
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Research part
Project’s Expenditures
Problem Statement
During our internship we worked specially SME investment of EXIM Bank
Limited. SME investment section is most important for any bank. Although the
performance of SME investment section of EXIMBL is good, however still some
problems are facing by the department. So, we want to find out it and want to
give some suggestions. And for this reason we are doing this research.
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Particulars Cost (Taka)
Data Collection 800
Transportation 4000
Processing, Printing and Binding 1600
Total = 6400
1. Data collection - a)Primary Data b)Secondary Data
2. Sample - The sample of this study is the all customers of EXIM Bank limited and some
valued clients.
3. Population - Sampling unit or population of our study is existing customers of EXIM Bank
Limited.
4. Sample size - The sample size of my survey is fifty (50) customers of EXIM Bank Limited.
Here, n = sample size = 50
5. Sampling Procedure - To accurately determine the probability, probability sampling is
selected and it is simple random sampling.
6. Analysis of data - Relevant data for this report has been collected primarily by direct
investigation of different records, papers, documents and different personnel.
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With a view of fulfilling the objectives some relevant hypothesis have been
formulated for this study:
◦ HA: SME investment has positive effect on success of the bank.
◦ HA: SME investment has positive impact to increase on the level of EXIMBL’s
customer satisfaction.
◦ HA: EXIMBLs profit rate is more reasonable for SME investment.
◦ HA: EXIMBL provides SME to women entrepreneurs with easy condition.
◦ HA: EXIMBLs SME section uses proper system to meet the clients demand.
◦ HA: EXIMBLs executives are performing well in the SME investment section.
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Likert Scale H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6
1 = Strongly Disagree 2 3 8 3 4 6
2 = Disagree 6 4 12 7 6 4
3 = Neither Agree Nor
disagree
5 9 5 13 10 8
4 = Agree 12 14 10 7 17 20
5 = Strongly Agree 25 20 15 20 13 12
Total 202 193 162 184 179 178
Average 4.04 3.88 3.24 3.68 3.58 3.56
Standard Deviation ( ) 1.20 1.19 1.49 1.29 1.22 1.27
Z - Test Value 9.06 8.12 3.52 6.55 6.35 5.89
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 X
1. H0: SME investment has negative effect on success of the bank.
HA: SME investment has positive effect on success of the bank.
H0 : µ= 2.5
HA : µ>2.5
n = 50
Here, = 4.04
= 1.20
Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 9.06
At 5% level of significance, follows Z- distribution 0.05 = 1.645
Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of
significance, it can be said that SME investment has positive effect on success
of the Bank.
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Strongly
Disagree
4% Disagree
12%
Neither
Agree
Nor
disagree
10%
Agree
24%
Strongly
Agree
50%
H1
2. H0: SME investment has no positive impact to increase on the level of EXIMBLs
customer satisfaction.
HA: SME investment has positive impact to increase on the level of EXIMBLs
customer satisfaction
H0 : µ= 2.5
HA : µ>2.5
n = 50
Here, = 3.88
= 1.19
Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 8.12
At 5% level of significance, follows Z -distribution 0.05 = 1.645
Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of significance, it can
be said SME investment has positive impact to increase on the level of EXIMBLs customer
satisfaction.
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Strongly
Disagree
6%
Disagree
8% Neither
Agree
Nor
disagree
18%
Agree
28%
Strongly
Agree
40%
H2
3. H0 : EXIMBL interest rate is not more reasonable for SME investment.
HA : EXIMBL interest rate is more reasonable for SME investment.
H0 : µ= 2.5
HA : µ> 2.5
n = 50
Here, = 3.24
= 1.49
Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 3.52
At 5% level of significance, follows Z distribution 0.05 =1.645
Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of
significance, it can be said EXIMBL interest rate is more reasonable for SME
investment.
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Strongly
Disagree
16%
Disagree
24%
Neither
Agree
Nor
disagree
10%
Agree
20%
Strongly
Agree
30%
H3
4. H0 : EXIMBL does not provide SME to women entrepreneurs with easy
condition.
HA : EXIMBL provides SME to women entrepreneurs with easy condition.
H0 : µ= 2.5
HA : µ> 2.5
n = 50
Here, = 3.68
= 1.29
Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 6.55
At 5% level of significance, follows Z distribution 0.05 =1.645
Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of
significance, it can be said that EXIMBL provides SME investment facility to
women entrepreneurs with easy condition .
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Strongly
Disagree
6% Disagree
14%
Neither
Agree
Nor
disagree
26%Agree
14%
Strongly
Agree
40%
H4
5. H0 : EXIMBL SME section does not use proper system to meet the clients demand.
HA : EXIMBL SME section uses proper system to meet the clients demand.
H0 : µ= 2.5
HA : µ>2.5
n = 50
Here, = 3.58
= 1.22
Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 6.35
At 5% level of significance, follows Z distribution 0.05 =1.645
Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of
significance, it can be said that EXIMBL SME section uses proper system to meet
the clients demand .
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Strongly
Disagree
8%
Disagree
12%
Neither
Agree
Nor
disagree
20%
Agree
34%
Strongly
Agree
26%
H5
6. H0 : EXIMBL executives are not performing well in the SME investment section
HA : EXIMBL executives are not performing well in the SME investment section.
H0 : µ= 2.5
HA : µ>2.5
n = 50
Here, = 3.56
= 1.27
Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 5.89
At 5% level of significance, follows Z distribution 0.05 =1.645
Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of
significance, it can be said that EXIMBL executives are performing well in the
SME investment section.
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Strongly
Disagree
0%
Disagree
10%
Neither
Agree
Nor
disagree
16%
Agree
42%
Strongly
Agree
32%
H6
◦ In hypothesis-1, Around 24% respondents have agreed and 50% respondents strongly agreed that to
achieve the success of EXIMBL, the SME investment plays a great role of banks profitability.
◦ In hypothesis-2, Around 28% respondents have agreed and 40% respondents strongly agreed that,
SME investment has positive impact to increase on the level of EXIMBLs customer satisfaction .
◦ In hypothesis-3, Around 20% respondents have agreed and 30% respondents strongly agreed
that EXIMBL interest rate is more reasonable for SME investment. In contrast 24% respondents
have disagreed.
◦ In hypothesis-4, Around 14% respondents have agreed and 40% respondents strongly agreed,
that EXIMBL provides SME to women entrepreneurs with easy condition.
◦ In hypothesis-5, Around 34% respondents have agreed and 26% respondents strongly agreed
that EXIMBL SME section uses proper system to meet the clients demand.
◦ In hypothesis-6, Around 40% respondents have agreed and 24% respondents strongly agreed
that EXIMBL executives are performing well in the SME investment section.
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1.To achieve the success of EXIMBL, the SME investment plays a great role of banks
profitability. So EXIMBL should more careful on SME Investment.
2. To increase the level of customer satisfaction the bank should provide incentives
SME products and imposed the reasonable interest rate.
3.From the customers feedback the EXIMBLs interest rate is more reasonable from
others because their goal is that less profit more customer. Even EXIMBL should
more careful on their interest rate because about 24% respondents have disagreed.
4.EXIMBL should focus on encouraging more women entrepreneurs for SME
investment. EXIMBL should also provide investment facility to women
entrepreneurs with easy provision continuously.
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5.EXIMBL has their IT departments. So for SME investments they are applying proper
system by using modern technologies like they are making on line CIB inquiry
against SME holders. Sometimes their network does not work properly in the
branch. So they should more careful about that.
6.The organizational success depends on their employees performances. The EXIMBL
executives providing the best performances in the SME investment sections. Even
EXIMBL should always monitor the performance of its employees.
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Conclusion
Do you have
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Exim Bank

  • 1.
  • 2. SME investment activities & disbursement process : A comparative study on SME activities of EXIM Bank of Bangladesh Ltd. 2
  • 3. The aim of our presentation is to provide a clear idea about the SME investment procedures of EXIM Bank Limited and their position in SME banking among the competitors. 3
  • 4. Introductory Part ◦ Introduction ◦ Objectives of the report ◦ Scope of the study ◦ Limitation of the study Organizational Part ◦ Organizational overview ◦ Mission, Vision & Objectives ◦ Management of EXIM Bank Limited ◦ Organizational structure ◦ EXIM Bank subsidiaries ◦ Products & services ◦ Financial Performances of EXIM Bank Ltd. Actual Task Part o Job Part ◦ Definition of SME as per Bangladesh Bank ◦ SME history of EXIM Bank Ltd. ◦ Importance of SME ◦ Types of SME Investment ◦ Terms & Condition of SME Loan ◦ Procedures of SME Loan ◦ SME Investment process Flow chart ◦ Disbursement of SME Investment ◦ Sector-wise SME Distribution 4
  • 5. ◦ Analysis of SME Credit Scheme of Five Different Banks currently Available in Bangladesh ◦ Financial Aspects ◦ RATIO ◦ Summary of Findings & Analysis, Financial Aspects  Research Part o Material ◦ Hypothesis Development ◦ Hypotheses Testing ◦ Graphical representation ◦ Findings ◦ Recommandation ◦ Conclusion 5
  • 7. Broad Objective 1. How EXIM Bank Ltd operates SME banking operation around the country through its network. 2. To review the SME banking of Bangladesh. Specific Objectives ◦ To analyze the SME investment processing activities. ◦ To know the disbursement and recovery procedures of SME investment. ◦ To know the enterprise selection criteria to provide SME investment. ◦ To know the terms and conditions of SME investment. ◦ To conduct a comparative analysis of SME banking in EXIM Bank and four other private commercial banks. 7
  • 8. ◦ Concept of SME and its impact in overall economy of Bangladesh. ◦ Importance of SME banking in context of Bangladesh. ◦ Entrepreneurship development situation through SME banking. ◦ Small entrepreneurs of rural – urban spectrum are enjoying the EXIM Bank investment facility without the presence of bank at rural area. ◦ The report focuses on the comparative analysis of SME Banking of EXIM Bank with four other private commercial banks. ◦ Data from EXIM Bank is highly confidential for the outside people and we had no authority to use the core banking software. ◦ As the duration of the internship program is three months and the process of this program is job rotation, so we didn’t get sufficient time in each department to understand their activities. ◦ Since the bank personals where very busy, they could provide us little time. ◦ Banking sector is a very vast sector where we have a little knowledge about it which limits our report. 8
  • 11. ◦ EXIM Bank was established under the leadership of Late Mr. Shahjahan Kabir . ◦ The bank starts functioning from 03 August, 1999 with its name as Bengal Export Import Bank Limited. ◦ On 16 November, 1999 it was renamed as Export Import of Bangladesh Limited. ◦ EXIM Bank's footprint has grown to 80 branches. ◦ EXIM Bank provides necessary funds for executing various programs in the process of economic development. 11
  • 12. Mission To be the most caring and customer friendly and service oriented bank. To create a technology based most efficient banking environment for its customer. To ensure ethics and transparency in all levels. To ensure sustainable growth and establish full value of the honorable shareholders. Vision ◦ Believes in togetherness with its customers. ◦ To achieve the desired goal, there will be pursuit of excellence at all stages. ◦ Bank’s strategic plans and networking will strengthen its competitive environment. 12
  • 13. Objectives ◦ Building a strong customer focus and relationship based on integrity, superior service. ◦ To provide high quality financial services. ◦ To perform social responsibility for a happy future. ◦ To encourage the new entrepreneurs for investment and thus to develop the country’s industry sector and contribute to the economic development. 13
  • 14. Mr. Md. Nazrul Islam Mazumder Chairman Mr. Md. Abdul Mannan Director Mr. Md. Nazrul Islam Swapan Director Mr. Mohammad Abdullah Director Mrs. Nasreen Islam Director Mr. Mohammed Shahidullah Director Mr. Md. Nurul Amin Director Mr. Mohammad Omar Farooque Bhuiyan Director Mr. Anjan Kumar Saha Director Mr. Muhammad Sekandar Khan Director Mr. Khandakar Mohammed Saiful Alam Director Mr. Md. Habib Ullah Director Major Khandaker Nural Afser (Retd) Director Lt Col (Retd) Serajul Islam Director Mr. Ranjan Chowdhury Director Dr. Mohammed Haider Ali Miah Managing Director 14
  • 15. 15 Management Hierarchy Organization Structure Chairman Board of Directors Managing Director Deputy Managing Director Executive Vice President Senior Vice President Trainee Officer Vice President Senior Assistant Vice President Assistant Vice President Senior Principal Officer Principal Officer Executive Officer Management Trainee Officer Junior Officer Assistant Officer
  • 16. 16
  • 17. 17 1. Small & Medium Enterprise (SME) Investment product 2. Corporate Banking Investment Product Export Finance Import Finance 3. Retail Banking Deposit Products Investment Products Locker Services 4. Treasury Call/Overnight Lending & Borrowing Term Money Borrowing & Lending Repurchase Agreement Treasury Bills (T-Bills) 5. E-Banking Internet banking Phone banking SMS banking Important security message
  • 18. Particulars 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Authorized Capital 10000.00 10000.00 20000.00 20000.00 20000.00 Paid-up Capital 3,373.96 6,832.27 9,223.56 10,514.86 11,566.35 Reserve Fund 2,092.97 3,154.76 3,849.78 4,587.47 5,236.93 Deposits 73,835.46 94,949.40 107,881.21 140,369.66 165,733.25 Investment(General) 68,609.91 93,296.65 99,699.63 118,219.99 143,847.38 Investment (Share & Bonds) 2,189.54 4,522.04 6,734.03 10,345.38 11,222.20 Foreign Exchange Business 162,604.61 227,966.60 254,407.47 270,081.50 268,652.68 a) Import Business 83,911.51 129,570.73 128,445.77 143,314.40 135,409.88 b) Export Business 76,240.77 95,359.45 122,217.34 120,996.90 130,353.32 c) Remittance 2,452.33 3,036.42 3,744.36 5,770.20 2,889.48 Operating Profit 3,181.78 5,893.79 3,955.82 5,334.35 4,927.89 Investment as % of total deposit 92.92% 98.26% 92.42% 84.22% 86.79% No. of Foreign Correspondent 333 354 336 398 386 Return on Assets 2.19% 3.54% 1.65% 1909 1.06% Number of Branches 52 59 62 72 80 Number of Employees 1440 1686 1724 1.45% 2229 18
  • 20. Internship Experience ◦ We got the opportunity to work as an intern in the Garib-e-Newaz branch of EXIM Bank Ltd and the duration of our internship was 11th September to 11th December 2014. Experience Regarding Personal Improvement ◦ Time management ◦ Formal dress code Practical Working Experience 20
  • 21. Duties and Responsibilities ◦ Update information of SME & Account opening files in checklist. ◦ Update information of these files in central database using “T-24” a software that is currently EXIMBL using. ◦ Finally used to update these data in net server and used to make report to project manager at the end of work. Specification Contributions ◦ We have updated and made report of approximate 5,000 files. ◦ We have given different ideas which helped our project manager to continue the project in right fashion which saved time and labor as well. ◦ Being a responsible member of the project we have saved for EXIM Bank Ltd. by finding an important SME investment file from archive of EXIM Bank limited. 21
  • 22. Organizations not a public limited company meet the following criteria: 22 Enterprise Criteria Trading/Services Manufacturing Small Enterprise Number of Staff (Not More than) 25 50 Fixed Asset (Except Land & building) BDT 50 Thousand – BDT 50 Lac BDT 50 thousand – BDT 1.5 Crore Medium Enterprise Number of Staff (Not more than) 50 150 Fixed Asset (Except Land & building) BDT 50 Lac – BDT 1 Crore BDT 1.5 Crore – BDT 20 Crore
  • 23. ◦ EXIM Bank Ltd. has successfully made a mark in creating platform for small and medium entrepreneur. ◦ Discharging over 7,000 crore taka in SME loan and helping fulfillment of more than thousand dreams that change hundreds and thousands of lives every day. ◦ The bank has incorporated double bottom line approach in its operation – 1) Making profit by mobilizing fund from urban to rural areas. 2) Performing social responsibility by creating an entrepreneurial class. 23
  • 24. 24
  • 25. 1. UDDYOG SME Investment UDDYOG is a business investment scheme which starts from BDT 2 Lac to10 Lac to meet any kind of business needs. ◦ Easy installment. ◦ Investment processing is Easy. Eligibility ◦ At least 2 or more years has been working and any kind of business having valid trade license ◦ Sole proprietorship or Partnership ◦ Small sized businesses (Production, Trading, Service, Agro based products and others) ◦ Expertise of entrepreneur 25
  • 26. 2. ABALAMBON SME Loan ABALAMBAN is a small scaled business investment scheme for operating and extending small and medium level business and industries. ◦ Facility of repayment at a time or installments according to the return of business ◦ As low as 10% interest rate ◦ Provide investment facility in a easiest way Eligibility ◦ At least 3 years has been working and any kind of business having valid trade license. ◦ Those who have land/building/property. ◦ Expertise of entrepreneur ◦ Annual transaction and income 26
  • 27. ◦ The prospective borrowers and enterprises have to fulfill the selection criteria ◦ The investment amount is between Tk 2 lacs to 10 lacs. Investment can be repaid in two ways: a)In equal monthly investment installment with monthly interest payment, or b)By one single payment at maturity, with interest repayable a quarter end remaining on maturity 27 Investment Amount Investment Processing Fee 2 lacs to 2.99 lacs Tk 5000 3 lacs to 5 lacs Tk 7500 5.01 lacs to 10lacs Tk 10000
  • 28. 28 Select potential enterprise Investment Presentation Collect confidential information Open clients’ accounts in the respective bank Fill up CIB form Sending CIB to Bangladesh Bank CIB report from Bangladesh Bank NIL UC (Unclassified) SS (Substandard) DF (Doubtful) BL (Bad lose) Investment decision considering CIB report Investment Sanction
  • 29. 29
  • 30. a) Pre Disbursement Manual Activities ◦ Prepare investment file ◦ Charge documents checking ◦ Documents deficiency and problem resolving ◦ Prepare disbursement list ◦ Disbursement of the amount Message sent to the unit office MBS (Millennium Banking System) entries for disbursement: ◦ Initial ID generation ◦ Investment account opening ◦ Cost center assign  Security details set-up  Guarantor details set-up  Loan other details set-up ◦ Risk fund collection ◦ Activision of the loan  Loan sanction details set-up  Repayment timetable set-up and printing  Loan activation  Disbursement and voucher print  Disbursement voucher posting b) Post Disbursement Manual Activities ◦ Repayment schedule sent to unit office ◦ Investment details MBS entry ◦ Document stamp cancellation ◦ Send the investment file to archive 30
  • 32. Details EXIM Bank Ltd AB Bank Ltd Prime Bank Ltd Eastern Bank Ltd Dutch-Bangla Bank Ltd Bank Opening Year 1999 1984 1996 1992 1996 SME Operation Year 2008 1984 1999 2005 2008 SME Division Opening Year 2008 2008 2009 2005 2009 Number of SME Branch 65 74 17 8 124 Number of SME Service Centre 15 11 None 53 None Number of SME Unit Offices None None None None None Total Number of SME Touch Points 80 85 17 61 124 Number of SME Customers 2657 4300 4500 5700 6500 Total Number of SME Products 2 7 6 14 6 Number of SME Deposit Products None None None 3 None Number of SME Investment Products 2 7 6 11 6 SME Investment Outstanding Tk.1031 crore Tk.3150 crore Tk.2100 crore Tk.2935 crore Tk.3500 crore 32
  • 33. Details EXIM Bank Ltd. AB Bank Ltd. Prime Bank Ltd. Eastern Bank Ltd. Dutch Bangla Bank Ltd. NP after tax 1,913,390,869 1,327,983,705 3,662,183,069 2,520,704,413 2,153,642,684 Revenue 23,614,710,000 12,830,837,754 16,736,821,063 9,713,139,461 9,980,301,489 Total Loans & Advances 143,847,380,000 94,638,218,363 139,408,893,185 81,773,910,178 79,248,994,443 Total Deposit 165,725,529,225 116,151,864,140 159,815,720,972 75,535,746,703 100,711,010,944 Ratios 8.10 10.35 21.88 25.95 21.58 Profitability: Net profit margin ROA 1.06 0.87 2.03 2.14 1.75 Liquidity Ratio: Cash ratio 0.15 0.15 0.09 0.13 0.15 Loans to Total Deposit 0.87 0.81 0.87 1.08 0.79 Loans to Total Asset 0.74 0.62 0.77 0.70 0.65 Asset Activity Ratio: Fixed Asset Turnover 7.42 3.33 4.21 2.18 2.51 Net Asset Turnover 0.12 0.08 0.09 0.08 0.08 33
  • 34. 34 Net Profit after Tax Total Revenue Total Loans & Advances Total Deposits
  • 35. 35 Net Profit Margin Return on Asset Investment to Total Asset Investment to Total Deposit(Liquidity Ratio) (Profitability Ratio)
  • 36. 36 Fixed Asset Turnover Net Asset Turnover(Asset Activity Ratio)
  • 37. Rank Total Outlets Portion in Loan & advances Outstanding Loan SME customer base Total SME Products 1 69 EXIMBL 50% EXIMBL Tk.3500 crore DBBL 6500 DBBL 14 EBL 2 67 DBBL 36% DBBL Tk.3150 crore ABBL 5700 EBL 7 ABBL 3 53 ABBL 32% ABBL Tk.2935 crore EBL 4500 PBL 6 EBL,PBL 4 49 EBL 15% EBL Tk.2100 crore PBL 4300 ABBL 2 EXIMBL 5 17 PBL 13.5% PBL Tk.1031 crore EXIMBL 2657 EXIMBL 37
  • 39. Project’s Expenditures Problem Statement During our internship we worked specially SME investment of EXIM Bank Limited. SME investment section is most important for any bank. Although the performance of SME investment section of EXIMBL is good, however still some problems are facing by the department. So, we want to find out it and want to give some suggestions. And for this reason we are doing this research. 39 Particulars Cost (Taka) Data Collection 800 Transportation 4000 Processing, Printing and Binding 1600 Total = 6400
  • 40. 1. Data collection - a)Primary Data b)Secondary Data 2. Sample - The sample of this study is the all customers of EXIM Bank limited and some valued clients. 3. Population - Sampling unit or population of our study is existing customers of EXIM Bank Limited. 4. Sample size - The sample size of my survey is fifty (50) customers of EXIM Bank Limited. Here, n = sample size = 50 5. Sampling Procedure - To accurately determine the probability, probability sampling is selected and it is simple random sampling. 6. Analysis of data - Relevant data for this report has been collected primarily by direct investigation of different records, papers, documents and different personnel. 40
  • 41. With a view of fulfilling the objectives some relevant hypothesis have been formulated for this study: ◦ HA: SME investment has positive effect on success of the bank. ◦ HA: SME investment has positive impact to increase on the level of EXIMBL’s customer satisfaction. ◦ HA: EXIMBLs profit rate is more reasonable for SME investment. ◦ HA: EXIMBL provides SME to women entrepreneurs with easy condition. ◦ HA: EXIMBLs SME section uses proper system to meet the clients demand. ◦ HA: EXIMBLs executives are performing well in the SME investment section. 41
  • 42. Likert Scale H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 1 = Strongly Disagree 2 3 8 3 4 6 2 = Disagree 6 4 12 7 6 4 3 = Neither Agree Nor disagree 5 9 5 13 10 8 4 = Agree 12 14 10 7 17 20 5 = Strongly Agree 25 20 15 20 13 12 Total 202 193 162 184 179 178 Average 4.04 3.88 3.24 3.68 3.58 3.56 Standard Deviation ( ) 1.20 1.19 1.49 1.29 1.22 1.27 Z - Test Value 9.06 8.12 3.52 6.55 6.35 5.89 42  X
  • 43. 1. H0: SME investment has negative effect on success of the bank. HA: SME investment has positive effect on success of the bank. H0 : µ= 2.5 HA : µ>2.5 n = 50 Here, = 4.04 = 1.20 Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 9.06 At 5% level of significance, follows Z- distribution 0.05 = 1.645 Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of significance, it can be said that SME investment has positive effect on success of the Bank. 43 Strongly Disagree 4% Disagree 12% Neither Agree Nor disagree 10% Agree 24% Strongly Agree 50% H1
  • 44. 2. H0: SME investment has no positive impact to increase on the level of EXIMBLs customer satisfaction. HA: SME investment has positive impact to increase on the level of EXIMBLs customer satisfaction H0 : µ= 2.5 HA : µ>2.5 n = 50 Here, = 3.88 = 1.19 Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 8.12 At 5% level of significance, follows Z -distribution 0.05 = 1.645 Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of significance, it can be said SME investment has positive impact to increase on the level of EXIMBLs customer satisfaction. 44 Strongly Disagree 6% Disagree 8% Neither Agree Nor disagree 18% Agree 28% Strongly Agree 40% H2
  • 45. 3. H0 : EXIMBL interest rate is not more reasonable for SME investment. HA : EXIMBL interest rate is more reasonable for SME investment. H0 : µ= 2.5 HA : µ> 2.5 n = 50 Here, = 3.24 = 1.49 Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 3.52 At 5% level of significance, follows Z distribution 0.05 =1.645 Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of significance, it can be said EXIMBL interest rate is more reasonable for SME investment. 45 Strongly Disagree 16% Disagree 24% Neither Agree Nor disagree 10% Agree 20% Strongly Agree 30% H3
  • 46. 4. H0 : EXIMBL does not provide SME to women entrepreneurs with easy condition. HA : EXIMBL provides SME to women entrepreneurs with easy condition. H0 : µ= 2.5 HA : µ> 2.5 n = 50 Here, = 3.68 = 1.29 Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 6.55 At 5% level of significance, follows Z distribution 0.05 =1.645 Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of significance, it can be said that EXIMBL provides SME investment facility to women entrepreneurs with easy condition . 46 Strongly Disagree 6% Disagree 14% Neither Agree Nor disagree 26%Agree 14% Strongly Agree 40% H4
  • 47. 5. H0 : EXIMBL SME section does not use proper system to meet the clients demand. HA : EXIMBL SME section uses proper system to meet the clients demand. H0 : µ= 2.5 HA : µ>2.5 n = 50 Here, = 3.58 = 1.22 Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 6.35 At 5% level of significance, follows Z distribution 0.05 =1.645 Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of significance, it can be said that EXIMBL SME section uses proper system to meet the clients demand . 47 Strongly Disagree 8% Disagree 12% Neither Agree Nor disagree 20% Agree 34% Strongly Agree 26% H5
  • 48. 6. H0 : EXIMBL executives are not performing well in the SME investment section HA : EXIMBL executives are not performing well in the SME investment section. H0 : µ= 2.5 HA : µ>2.5 n = 50 Here, = 3.56 = 1.27 Zcal = ( - µ)/ ( /√n) = 5.89 At 5% level of significance, follows Z distribution 0.05 =1.645 Since Zcal > Ztab the null hypothesis is not accepted. So at 5% level of significance, it can be said that EXIMBL executives are performing well in the SME investment section. 48 Strongly Disagree 0% Disagree 10% Neither Agree Nor disagree 16% Agree 42% Strongly Agree 32% H6
  • 49. ◦ In hypothesis-1, Around 24% respondents have agreed and 50% respondents strongly agreed that to achieve the success of EXIMBL, the SME investment plays a great role of banks profitability. ◦ In hypothesis-2, Around 28% respondents have agreed and 40% respondents strongly agreed that, SME investment has positive impact to increase on the level of EXIMBLs customer satisfaction . ◦ In hypothesis-3, Around 20% respondents have agreed and 30% respondents strongly agreed that EXIMBL interest rate is more reasonable for SME investment. In contrast 24% respondents have disagreed. ◦ In hypothesis-4, Around 14% respondents have agreed and 40% respondents strongly agreed, that EXIMBL provides SME to women entrepreneurs with easy condition. ◦ In hypothesis-5, Around 34% respondents have agreed and 26% respondents strongly agreed that EXIMBL SME section uses proper system to meet the clients demand. ◦ In hypothesis-6, Around 40% respondents have agreed and 24% respondents strongly agreed that EXIMBL executives are performing well in the SME investment section. 49
  • 50. 1.To achieve the success of EXIMBL, the SME investment plays a great role of banks profitability. So EXIMBL should more careful on SME Investment. 2. To increase the level of customer satisfaction the bank should provide incentives SME products and imposed the reasonable interest rate. 3.From the customers feedback the EXIMBLs interest rate is more reasonable from others because their goal is that less profit more customer. Even EXIMBL should more careful on their interest rate because about 24% respondents have disagreed. 4.EXIMBL should focus on encouraging more women entrepreneurs for SME investment. EXIMBL should also provide investment facility to women entrepreneurs with easy provision continuously. 50
  • 51. 5.EXIMBL has their IT departments. So for SME investments they are applying proper system by using modern technologies like they are making on line CIB inquiry against SME holders. Sometimes their network does not work properly in the branch. So they should more careful about that. 6.The organizational success depends on their employees performances. The EXIMBL executives providing the best performances in the SME investment sections. Even EXIMBL should always monitor the performance of its employees. 51