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Report by
HUMZA 8480
SHARUKH 8481
RIZWAN 8483
KAINAT 4327
Final Report on
Submitted to
Sir Abdul Haq Ishani
Table of Contents
Executive Summary.................................................................................................................... 5
Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 6
Habib Bank’s rating ............................................................................................................... 6
Awards won by HBL ............................................................................................................... 7
2010 .................................................................................................................................. 7
2009 .................................................................................................................................. 7
2008 .................................................................................................................................. 7
Vision ..................................................................................................................................... 7
Mission .................................................................................................................................. 7
Values .................................................................................................................................... 7
PRODUCTS OF HBL ................................................................................................................ 8
SERVICE LINE ......................................................................................................................... 8
Planning...................................................................................................................................... 9
FORMAL PLANNING............................................................................................................... 9
INFORMAL PLANNING ........................................................................................................... 9
Open market ......................................................................................................................... 9
For example ...................................................................................................................... 9
Creating need ...................................................................................................................... 10
For Example .................................................................................................................... 10
Short Term goals ................................................................................................................. 10
Long Term Goals .................................................................................................................. 10
MBO or Rule of thumb ........................................................................................................ 10
Managers are not problem solvers in HBL .......................................................................... 11
For example .................................................................................................................... 11
SWOT Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 11
Strengths......................................................................................................................... 11
Weaknesses .................................................................................................................... 11
Opportunities.................................................................................................................. 11
Threats ............................................................................................................................ 11
Leading ..................................................................................................................................... 12
Leading their Employees ..................................................................................................... 12
Executive Summary
This report is for the academic purpose it was assigned to us as a project of our course
managerial role in organization behaviour. This report comprises of two management
functions, (planning and leading) and awards achieved by the bank, products and there
service line.
In planning function we have discussed two of its types, formal and in formal. More over we
have scrutinized about the open market, creating needs, communication, long term and
short term goal, MBO or Rule of Thumb and Managers are not the problem solver in HBL.
Leading, the function in which we have elaborated how manager lead their employees,
what are their appraisals for motivation for different hierarchy of management. Then we
have discussed the job satisfaction level with the types of leader and how firing policy is
practiced in HBL further more the skill of a manager are highlighted.
Introduction
HBL was the first commercial bank to be established in Pakistan in 1947. Over the years, HBL
has grown its branch network and become the largest private sector bank with over 1,700
branches and 2000 ATMs across the country and a customer base exceeding five million
relationships.
With a domestic market share of over 40%, HBL was nationalized in 1974 and it continued to
dominate the commercial banking sector with a major market share in inward foreign
remittances (55%) and loans to small industries, traders and farmers. International
operations were expanded to include the USA, Singapore, Oman, Belgium, Seychelles and
Maldives and the Netherlands.
The Government of Pakistan privatized HBL in 2004 through which AKFED acquired 51% of
the Bank's shareholding and management control. HBL is majority owned (51%) by the Aga
Khan Fund for Economic Development, 41.5% of the shareholding is retained by the
Government of Pakistan (GOP), while the remaining shareholding is held by individuals, local
and foreign institutions and funds including CDC group plc which holds 5% and international
Finance Corporation which holds 3%. i.e. over 170,000 shareholders following the public
listing that took place in July 2007.
With presence in 25 countries, subsidiaries in Hong Kong and the UK, affiliates in Nepal,
Kenya and Kyrgyzstan and rep offices in Iran and China, HBL is also the largest domestic
multinational. HBL has the largest Corporate Banking portfolio in the country with an active
Investment Banking arm. It encompasses product offerings and services in Retail Banking
and, in recent years, Consumer Banking as well. HBL is expanding its presence in principal
international markets including the UK, UAE, South and Central Asia, Africa and the Far East.
Key areas of operations encompass product offerings and services in Retail and Consumer
Banking. HBL has the largest Corporate Banking portfolio in the country with an active
Investment Banking arm. SME and Agriculture lending programs and banking services are
offered in urban and rural centers.
2010
'HBL wins Best Emerging Market Banks award in Pakistan 2010'
2009
'The Best Emerging Market Bank in Pakistan'
2008
'Best Bank in Pakistan'
'Buzziest Brands'
Vision
“Enabling people to advance with confidence and success”
Mission
“To make our customers prosper, our staff excel and create value for shareholders”
Values
Our values are the fundamental principles that define our culture and arebrought to life in
our attitudes and behavior. It is our values that make us unique and unmistakable. Our
values are defined below
DEPARTMENTS OF HBL
• Human Resources
• Corporate Banking
• Procurement
• Retail Banking
• Treasury
• Audit
• Compliance
• Risk Management
• Informational Technology
PRODUCTS OF HBL
Current Account
Savings account
Auto finance
Home finance
Habib bank value debit card
Loans
Habib bank master card
Habib bank lifestyle
Foreign currency accounts
Phone banking
SERVICE LINE
Consumer banking services
Cash management services
Utilities services
Transferring of money
Planning
Planning is referred as the basic management function involving formulation of one or more
detailed plans to achieve optimum balance of needs or demands with the available
resources. Planning is the most crucial element for their company. It needs to be done
constantly.
FORMAL PLANNING
In formal planning, their planning is written down, is specific and involves shared goals for
the organization. It includes all corporate level like hard deposits. In hard deposits, it
includes opening account in universities for Fee submission -NUST, Quaid-e-Azam Medical
Colleges, And ISLAMIC International-and also has Branches in PIA, Board of Intermediate
Secondary Education, and General Head Quarters.
When HBL became Private it started its renewing planning of branches. In which 100
branches were selected as Premium branches and then re-new all the setup of that branch
INFORMAL PLANNING
In informal planning, their planning is not written down. It includes simple account openings
by individuals in deposit branches which should be done in a month or two.
Further in order to launch any product or service they have two types of planning
Open market
In this type of planning they find, explore or know from their sources that this need is yet
not served in the market. After recognizing the authenticity of that need and then planning
on how they will be fulfilling that need of the customers is called open market planning.
For example
A need of retired people or single old people in a home was not yet served and they were
not finding any effective way to pay their utility bills. If the bank recognizes that need and
offers any easy way to deduct their utility bills directly from their account or pension, this
will be known as open market need.
Creating need
In this type of planning they tend to create a need in the market. That thing might not be a
need before but after analyzing the market keenly, a company can create the need.
For Example
After analyzing the behavior of youth of the society towards new technology, bank started a
program of short term and small cash loans. So that youngsters from 18+ can avail that loan
and easily buy their products. Obviously these loans will be secured and backed by some
already account holder of the bank.
They have already achieved many mile stones in past. They always want to go to the next
level. At the current time the short term goal of HBL is to be the market leader as they have
been awarded as the best bank. They want to dominate the market by capturing the most
market share. They have targeted mostly the online businesses as they are flourishing most
in the current time and have offered scores of online businesses their portfolio, this is all on
which they are focusing on short term basis.
Also many employees do not consider banking job as a good job because of interest and
other things, employees easily get transferred from a banking organization to any other
good company. So in order to retain employees we need to use different ways.
Not even all this stops on employees, Habib Bank Limited is always looking for new and
latest technology available in the market that is applicable to their business. They never
hesitate in applying new technology and giving trainings to their employees.
For example
If a person have got assigned to any work activity which requires 7 days to complete that
task and the employees achieve that task in the 7 days. This is not a failure but if this can get
completed in 7 days why should not we try completing it in 4 days. Completing that task in 7
days is not a failure but if we complete it in less than 7 days this can be better for
organization. When nothing is going wrong and the manager makes the work more efficient
and effective this is called management
SWOT Analysis
Strengths
HBL has a successful history of over 65 years of rich experience
HBL has the largest branch network among private banks of Pakistan
HBL has got loyal customers
HBL is recognized internationally
Weaknesses
Lack of communication between bank and customers about terms and conditions of
products and services
Workforce is not greatly motivated
Although overstaffing has decreased but still it is an issue for HBL
Opportunities
A separate type of bank account that is suitable for ladies like they have for children
HBL can offer internet banking as e commerce is flourishing a lot in Pakistan
nowadays
Threats
Highly attractive services offered by other private banks, like laptop financing
Islamic banking that is being practiced in other private banks, by which they are
attracting more customers.
Leading
“Everybody in the team is not an ace neither everybody in a team is vain.”
Communication
Notes
Seminars
Conferences
Communication intervals
Officially communicating is not decided, depends on the function to function. Depends on
the nature of work. Usually they do not need to talk to people every day however if any
project or campaign is going on at least in a week they need to get the report on weekly
basis. To find out the gaps or short falls that has taken place. Evaluating the performance
with respect to other companies that if they are performing well then the problem is not in
environment but internally in the company.Frequency and level of communication depends
in the business you are in.
Managerial Role In Organization Behaviour Abdul Haq Ishani
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TYPES OF LEADER
Three fundamental types of leader are;
• Dictator
• Democratic
• Laissez-fair
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS
HBL has democratic leadership since major portion of bank is de-centralized that’s why each
leader has the complete power of decision making, but they are working collaboratively in
whole organization with each other.
Firing in HBL
HBL do not fire their employees easily or suddenly just because they fail to achieve their
target. But if someone is constantly giving bad performance then the manager has to decide
if this employee has lost his worth for the organization.However the main thing is to identify
the gap,it is manager’s responsibility at every level not to fire the employee but to identify
the gaps that why the person is getting failed. A manager should always take into account
the humanity. May be that employee is suffering from any other issue, like he may have
trouble with English, or maybe he is not good at operating Microsoft excel. The problem can
be solved through a little training, counseling, or any short course. This is manager’s
responsibility to identify the gaps and thrive to help and to fix those gaps. However, if the
failure is constant he may then need to fire that employee.
• Decision making
• Pressure taking
• Communication command
• Sincerity
• Strong vision
• Interpersonal skills
• Constancy
• Step forward
• Obedience
• Competitive skills
• Believe on equality
Conclusion
We can conclude that in HBL the planning and leading functions are performing very
well as they engage every single person In decision making process and ask their
team member for their suggestions negotiate with them and then come up with
creative ideas or solutions. It is clearly seen that they are dynamic with their
environment and don’t hesitate to change their procedures when required and that’s
how HBL praises from different agencies in the form of awards. However, lack of
long term goals can be seen clearly.
On the leading point of view the managers at HBL are highly cooperative with their
sub-ordinates and try to enhance their skills by giving them opportunity to make self-
decisions and at the same time examine them, if they succeed they reward them
according to their level of need which differ from individual to individual, However, if
uncertainly their work didn’t the work get done then managers find those gaps and
thrive to fix those gaps. Managers seek different tools to keep their employees
motivated.
Recommendation
Although HBL is doing well and have high aims to be the market leader so we
recommend them to look at our suggestion for each function: Planning and leading
There should be long term goals specification;they should not just rely on short
term goals.
In fact their short term goal which is to be the market leader should have been
their long term goal. Their short term goals should have been like targeting an
amount of market share in a year or six months.
They should examine the departments even if they are achieving the goals, in
order to avoid any sudden uncertainty in future
They should adopt new technology as soon as it hits the market. Not only
adapting is important but continuous training and seminars for the skills
development of employees in using that technology are required.
Inspire creativity. New eyes looking at old positions open new possibilities.
Develop leaders with wide knowledge of the organization. They should constantly
do job enlargement with their employees who have potential in them.
Enhance new employee retention.They can retain their employees by giving them
better salary packages or perks.
They should also be performing job enlargement, so that they can know if the
employee is willing to work and to test his patience
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