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Human Capital
The bank focuses on attracting and retaining the best talent.
It aims to build culture & environment that supports professional entrepreneurship and is built on core principle of creating and sharing values.
Responsible Banking
The banks Responsible Banking approach has enabled bank to create shared value for its stakeholders.
Through initiatives and business solutions the bank has weaved a sustainable development and CSR into its core strategy.
The company is planning to build a strong retail asset franchise and is investing significantly into the back office and the technology side
The company is planning to launch its credit card business in April 2016 and has embarked on an aggressive hiring strategy by roping in experienced
people from competition, to drive the segment
Bank has planned expansion of its network to 1,500 branches by March 31, 2018; and 2,500 by March 31, 2020. This will significantly augment retail
and consumer SME lending activities
Yes bank signed an Loan agreements worthUSD265 million with OPIC andWells Fargoto support small businessgrowthin India.
Digital Strategy
The company has adopted DIGICAL Digital + Physical strategy consisting of a blend of offline and online channels leveraging innovation and
technology
IBM's MobileFirst Platform offering new mobile apps and services that create more personalized and rewarding customer relationships.
Strategic partnership with Taisys Technologies to develop ultra-thin mobile banking SIM
Yes Bank teamed up with online retailerSnapdeal and MasterCard to introduce a new virtual prepaid card named FreeCharge Go - facilitates online
transactions throughout all online merchants in India.
Societe Generale is a French bank, engaged in retail banking, corporate and investment banking, financial
services, insurance, private banking and asset management
The Company's core businesses are managed through three segments: French Retail Banking, International
Retail Banking & Financial Services and Global Banking and Investor Solutions
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SBI Introduction
State Bank of India (SBI) is an Indian multinational,public sectorbankingandfinancial
servicescompany.
The Bank's Mid Corporate Group (MCG) operates through its 14 regional offices and has
approximately 13,000 branches
The Company provides Domestic Operations, International Operations and Treasury
Operations
As a part of its 2020 digital transformation strategy, State Bank of India (SBI), country's largest public sector
lender, is planning to bring its 44.7 crore customers on mobile banking and digital wallet platforms
The State Bank of India (SBI) will pursue an aggressive strategy by offering more number of digital products and
strengthening the Business Correspondents Model to take on the competition from new banking and other entities
Though mortgage finance penetration levels in India have been increasing consistently, (8.24% as on December 31,
2014) they still remain low vis--vis developed countries. There is untapped potential for growth in India, especially in
certain segments like affordable housing. To promote growth in the affordable housing segment.
Further, with GOIs new capital infusion criteria and the large capital requirements for banks, we (HDFC) could be keen on
growing the low risk weight home loan segment.
Also, improvement in the operating environment could lead to an increase in new project launches and some
improvement in the pace of under construction projects leading to higher pace of growth in the medium term which
coupled with a favourable demographic profile, could lead to higher 20-22% credit growth for housing FY16 onwards vis-vis 17-19% growth witnessed over the last three years. Therefore higher growth in underserved segments as well as
improved operating environment could push mortgage penetration to double digits over the next three years
Thank You
Presented By:
55. Pankaj Tari
45. Tejal Shah
43. Dhaval
Rana
21. Ashish
Jagadale
23. Akshay Joshi
57.Vishal Totlani
For K. J. Somaiya Institute of Management & Studies