STAMFORD UNIVERSITY

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STAMFORD UNIVERSITY

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Course Code MGMT- 417Course Title
Environmental ManagementPrepared for MD.
ZIAUR RHAMAN ( Lecturer, Stamford
University Bangladesh )
Presentation on Standard Chartered
Bank,Bangladesh.
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Our Group and Serial of Presentation

• Md. Mehedi Ali
• BBA 02707102
• Umme Tasnuva
• BBA 02707065
• Sunayan Kanti Paul
• BBA 02707063
• Wahiddur Rahman
• BBA 02707092
• Modassar Hossain
• BBA 02707198

Intorduction Part Present Situation List of
Products
Organogram Rivalry with the Competitors
Substitutes Power of Supplier
Power of Buyer
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What u guys think ?
Any Idea Guess
Suspense
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Introduction of

• The name Standard Chartered basically comes after
  two banks which merged in 1969.
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• started its operation in Bangladesh in 1948.
  Number of branches in Bangladesh stood at 6.
• In 2000, Standard Chartered acquired Grindlays
  Bank from ANZ Bank.

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• Standard Chartered also formed strategic
  alliances with American Express Bank in
  Bangladesh. In 2006, Standard Chartered in
  Bangladesh announced an alliance with Dutch
  Bangla Bank to share their respective ATM
  operations.

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Present Situation of

• Globally, the key resources of SCB include
• A network of over 600 offices in 50 countries.
• A staff of about 33000 people managing assets of
  around 47 billion pounds.
• Standard Chartered Banks international business
  in Personal Banking, Corporate Banking and
  Standard Chartered Markets are its special
  strengths.
• Standard Chartered Bank also maintains
  correspondents relationship with over 600 banks
  in 157 countries around the world.

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List of Products and Services of
Commercial Banking Online Services Overview
Global Overview Corporate Offices Global
Markets Overview Global Overview Global
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• Personal Banking
• Online Services
• Overview
• Managing Your Needs
• Deposits
• Loans
• Credit Cards
• Personal Banking Plans
• Priority Banking
• Services
• Phone Banking Service
• Money link Card
• Safe Deposit Locker

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Organizational Organogram
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Suspense is end, We are going to discuss Porters
Five Forces
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Rivalry among the Competitors

• In the banking industry, rivalry among the
  competing banks is moderate to high due to the
  following reasons
• Major rivals are equal or close to in size and
  capability (revenue and volume).
• New private banks are snatching share from the
  NCBs and each others customers by providing
  extra benefits.
• Slow market growth due to the sluggish economy.
• Depositors cost of switching banks is low.

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• In this, banking sector competitions is so much
  high. But each and every banks from Bangladesh
  and foreign they are making high profit by using
  their own strategy to grab the customers. Some
  time depositors are got confusion which bank
  theyll choose. Example EXIM Bank giving 12.75
  for 3 months basis FDR,SCB are giving
  12.50,Southeast Bank giving 12.25 for FDR.

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Substitutes

• There are substitute financial institutions that
  do many of the activities and transactions of a
  bank in the leasing field but these financial and
  leasing institutions are too small in size. These
  institutions can shrink the profit margin of
  commercial banks. Industrial Leasing and
  Development Company Ltd. (IDLC), Industrial
  Promotion and Development Corporation (IPDC),
  United Leasing Company are the key players. They
  provide industrial leasing to many companies in
  the country. But some of the operations of the
  banks like exporting / importing have no
  substitutes.

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Power of Suppliers

• Depositors are considered to be the suppliers of
  the banks. There are thousands of depositors from
  all walks of life. There are businessmen, service
  holders, farmers, students and people from
  virtually any other professions who are
  depositors of the banks. Big amount depositors
  have strong powers in determining interest rate
  of their deposits.

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Power of Buyers

• Creditors are considered to be the buyers of the
  banks. There are thousands of creditors from all
  walks of life. Mainly businessmen are the major
  buyer of Banks credit. Big amount creditors have
  strong powers in determining interest rate of
  their credit amounts. Banks distinguish their
  prime customers from others by setting a prime
  interest rate for them.

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