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Performance Highlights
Q2 FY15
Poised For Growth
12%
Performance Highlights – Sept’14
NET PROFIT
GLOBAL
ADVANCES
NET INTEREST
INCOME
CURRENT ACCOUNT
/SAVING ACCOUNT
GLOBAL
DEPOSITS
SHARE OF RETAIL & SME
OVERALL LOAN BOOK
Basic EPS for Q2 FY14 is Rs.12.24 and Book Value of Rs. 406.44 2
20% 2.3%
26%
19% 20%
Business Mix
(Deposits +
Advances)
Sept 13 Mar 14 Jun14 Sept 14
Y-O-Y
Growth %
Global Business 7,69,105 8,53,202 8,82,441 917,720 19.32
Domestic 5,55,007 6,27,850 6,43,328 656,923 18.36
Foreign 2,14,098 2,25,352 2,39,113 260,797 21.81
Global Deposits 4,32,282 4,76,974 5,00,875 518,432 19.93
Domestic 3,22,193 3,63,590 3,81,454 388,377 20.54
Foreign 1,10,089 1,13,384 1,19,421 130,055 18.14
Global Advances 3,36,823 3,76,228 3,81,566 399,288 18.55
Domestic 2,32,814 2,64,260 2,61,874 268,546 15.35
Foreign 1,04,009 1,11,968 1,19,692 130,742 25.70
Business Growth
(`.in Crores)
3
ADVANCES ARE GEARED TOWARDS EFFICIENT CAPITAL ALLOCATION
95,828
107,587
Qtr Sept. 13 Qtr Sept. 14
CASA - Domestic
Savings Deposit
YoY Growth:11.06%
Current Deposit
YoY Growth: 18.55%
CASA
YoY Growth: 12.27%
CASA Profile
4
80,283
89,162
Qtr Sept.13 Qtr Sept.14
Saving Deposits
(`. in Crores)
CASA Ratio:
28.40 %
15,541
18,424
Qtr Sept.13 Qtr Sept.14
Current Deposits
CONSISTENT FOCUS ON CASA
Market Share
5
4.16
4.08
4.26
4.40
4.35 4.36
4.47
4.69
4.60
Deposits
3.79
3.70
3.83 3.82
3.96
3.99
4.17
4.20 4.19
Advances
STRATEGIC REALIGNMENT IN MARKET SHARE
Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Y-O-Y
Growth %
FCNR (B) 10,056 17,822 18,372 18,855 87.50
NRE 11,464 11,942 12,385 13,237 15.47
NRE SB 2,076 2,066 2,100 2,124 2.31
NRE TD 9,388 9,876 10,285 11,113 18.37
NRO 1,883 1,951 1,964 1,991 5.74
(`. in Crores)
FCNR & NRE Deposits
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REGISTERING FULL ADVANTAGE OF OVERSEAS PRESENCE IN 56 CENTRES
Key Sectors – Domestic Credit
Industry Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Y-O-Y
Growth
%
% to Domestic
Credit
Sept.13 Sept.14
Agriculture 30,715 36,071 34,801 37,994 23.70 13.19 14.15
MSME (Priority
& Non- Priority)
39,535 45,081 45,282 48,391 22.40 16.98 18.02
Retail 25,140 29,600 27,824 29,654 17.96 10.08 11.04
Corporate &
Others
137,425 153,508 153,967 152,507 10.97 59.03 56.79
Total 232,815 264,260 261,874 268,546 15.35 100.00 100.00
(` in Crores)
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STRATEGIC SHIFT IN COMPOSITION
Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Y-O-Y
Growth %
%age to
Domestic
Credit
Home Loan 11,400 13,081 13,902 14,913 30.82 5.55
Mortgage
Loan
2,330 2,971 3,110 3,424 46.95 1.28
Auto Loan 2,102 2,351 2,398 2,475 17.75 0.92
Education
Loan
2,622 2,652 2,712 2,855 8.89 1.06
Personal
Loan
829 927 960 997 20.12 0.37
Others 5,857 7,618 4,742 4,990 -14.79 1.86
Total 25,140 29,600 27,824 29,654 17.96 11.04
(` in Crores)
Retail Credit
8
62% RETAIL PORTFOLIO IS FULLY SECURED BY MORTGAGES UP FROM 55% IN SEP-13
Industry Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Y-O-Y
Growth %
Agriculture 30,715 40,211 38,941 42,134* 37.18
MSE 31,081 35,504 35,272 37,185 19.64
Housing Loan 7,039 7,517 7,535 7,731 9.83
Educational Loan 2,545 2,597 2,655 2,797 9.90
Others 347 332 327 329 -5.19
Total Priority Sector
Advances
71,727 86,161 84,730 90,176 25.72
(`. in Crores)
Priority Sectors
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*Total Priority Sector (Including RIDF) is at 33.56% of ANBC
EXPANSION OF AGRICULTURE PORTFOLIO 43% TO 47% YoY
Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Y-O-Y
Growth %
% to
Domestic
Advances
Textiles 9,460 9,716 9,414 9,545 0.90 3.55
Chemicals & Chemical
products
6,364 6,772 7,773 5,803 -8.81 2.16
Rubber, Plastic & their
products
2,609 2,726 2,620 2,604 -0.18 0.97
Basic metal & metal
products
14,035 12,953 12,351 13,009 -7.31 4.84
Vehicles, vehicle parts
& Transport
equipment
2,057 2,021 2,156 2,083 1.27 0.78
Gems & Jewellery 5,099 5,665 5,886 6,532 28.11 2.43
Construction 1,858 1,822 1,742 2,023 8.85 0.75
Infrastructure 36,297 42,358 43,539 44,136 21.60 16.44
Other Industries 24,213 29,001 29,682 28,775 18.84 10.72
Total 101,992 113,034 115,163 114,511 12.27 42.64
(`. in Crores)
Key Sectors - Domestic Credit- Industry
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Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Power 22,885 26,847 28,172 29,072
- SEBs 10,196 11,355 11,878 12,797
- Others 12,689 15,541 16,294 16,275
Roads and ports 8,664 9,686 10,409 10,158
Telecom 1,471 1,196 1,215 1,111
Other Infrastructure 3,277 4,629 3,743 3,795
Total 36,297 42,358 43,539 44,136
(`. in Crores)
Advances to Infrastructure Sectors
11
SEB EXPOSURE BACKED UP GOVT. GUARANTEE
Quarter ended Amount Restructured
FY 11-12 7,447
FY 12-13 8,447
FY 13-14 5,150
June, 2014 1,631
September, 2014 1,358
(`. in Crores)
Restructured Assets (Domestic)
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PRUDENT MONITORING RESULTED IN LOWER ACCRETION
Standard Restructured
Advances
Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 % to Advances
CDR Restructuring 4,811 3,878 4,369 1.09
Domestic 4,672 3,739 4,227 1.57
Foreign 139 139 142 0.11
Other Restructuring 8,746 6,723 7,369 1.85
Domestic 7,000 5,466 5,552 2.07
Foreign 1,746 1,257 1,817 1.39
Total 13,557 10,602 11,738 2.94
Domestic 11,672 9,205 9,779 3.64
Foreign 1,885 1,397 1,959 1.50
(`. in Crores)
Standard Restructured Advances as on 30th September, 2014
(As per RBI Guidelines)
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STANDARD RESTRUCTURED ADVANCES DOWN FROM 5.19% TO 2.94% YoY
Sector Amount as on 30th
September, 2014
Infra 3,018
Engineering 1,148
Steel 878
Textiles 584
Pharmaceuticals 358
Commercial Real Estate 314
Sugar 295
Education 289
Construction 208
Food Processing 168
Other Metals 149
Chemicals 117
Agriculture 105
Paper & Paper Production 94
Ceramic 87
Hotels 84
Plastic 82
Rubber 60
Gems & Jewellery 57
Trade 42
Computer/IT Related 19
Services 14
Aviation -
Automobiles -
Misc & Others 1,611
Total
9,779
(`. in Crores)
Sector wise breakup of Standard Restructured Advances(Domestic)
-As per RBI guidelines
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Sale of Assets to ARCs
FY 13-14 FY 14-15
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY14 Q1 Q2
Net Outstanding of Accounts
sold
- 300 1,590 2,515 4,405 1,539 106
Of which,
Prudential written off (PWO) - 114 568 718 1400 70 88
Existing Gross NPAs sold - 143 428 1,409 1,980 580 18
Current Year NPAs sold - 43 594 388 1,025 - -
Sale of SMA-2 - - - - - 889 -
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(`. in Crores)
Sept.-13 Mar-14 June-14 Sept.-14
Gross NPA 9,880 11,868 12,532 14,127
Net NPA 6,157 7,417 8,042 9,101
Gross NPA % 2.93 3.15 3.28 3.54
Net NPA % 1.85 2.00 2.14 2.32
Provision Coverage Ratio % 63.29 58.68 58.10 56.32
Asset Quality
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(`. in Crores)
Sep 2013 Dec 2013 Mar 2014 Jun 2014 Sept. 2014
Indian Foreign Total Indian Foreign Total Indian Foreign Total Indian Foreign Total Indian Foreign Total
Opening
Balance
82,44 1,168 9,413 8,774 1,106 9,880 8,790 1,233 10,023 10,274 1,594 11,868 11,160 1372 12,532
Less :
413 13 426 995 6 1,001 1,270 -2 1,268 1,042 161 1,203 613 30 643
Total
Recovery
Recovery
from loan
book
391 13 404 798 6 804 418 -2 416 462 161 623 583 30 613
From sale of
assets to
ARC
22 - 22 197 - 197 852 - 852 580 0 580 30 0 30
Upgradation 309 154 463 96 7 103 38 -1 37 852 182 1,034 594 16 610
Write Off 76 44 120 590 -10 580 480 -11 469 789 26 815 176 -21 155
Total
reduction
798 211 1,009 1,681 3 1,684 1,788 -14 1,774 2,683 369 3,052 1,383 25 1,408
Less URI -7 -1 -8 -79 -1 -80 2 -11 -9 61 0 61 -32 0 -32
Add :
Slippages
1,321 148 1,469 1,618 129 1,747 3,274 336 3,610 3,630 147 3,777 2,788 183 2,971
Closing
Balance
8,774 1,106 9,880 8,790 1,233 10,023 10,274 1,594 11,868 11,160 1,372 12,532 12,597 1,530 14,127
(`.. in Crores)
Movement of NPA (Q-o-Q)
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Sector Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun-14 Sept. 14
Sept. 13
(% to
GNPA)
Mar 14
(% to
GNPA)
Sept.-14
(% to
GNPA)
Agriculture 744 663 696 911 8.48 6.45 7.23
Industry 5,235 7,094 7,571 8,449 62.39 69.04 67.07
Services 2,497 2,318 2,687 2,911 25.76 21.58 23.11
Retail 298 199 206 326 3.40 1.94 2.59
Total 8,774 10,274 11,160 12,597
(`. in Crores)
Sector wise NPA
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Domestic
Sector Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun-14 Sept. 14
Sept. 13
(% to
GNPA)
Mar 14
(% to
GNPA)
Sept.-14
(% to
GNPA)
Trade 248 313 319 464 22.42 19.64 30.33
Manufacturing 276 434 282 362 24.95 27.23 23.66
Real Estate 194 227 236 232 17.54 14.24 15.16
Others 388 620 535 472 35.08 38.90 30.85
Total 1,106 1,594 1,372 1,530
(Rs. in Crores)
Overseas
Sept. 13 Mar 14 Sept. 14
AFS HTM HFT Total AFS HTM HFT Total AFS HTM HFT Total
1. SLR
Investments
9,702 74,115 44 83,861 15,470 76,452 20 91,943 13567 86335 0 99902
Of Which:
Government
Securities
9,702 73,959 44 83,705 15,470 76,296 20 91,787 13567 86179 0 99746
Other
Approved
Securities
- 156 - 156 - 156 - 156 0 156 0 156
M Duration 1.27 5.07 1.53 4.63 3.51 4.93 6.22 4.69 3.84 4.89 0 4.75
2. Non SLR
Investments
17,945 1,148 - 19,093 11,744 1,198 - 12,942 14606 1288 17 15911
M Duration 1.53 0.57 - 1.52 3.16 4.62 - 3.20 3.97 0.58 0 3.89
Total 27,646 75,264 44 1,02,954 27,214 77,650 20 1,04,885 2817 87623 17 115813
(`.. in Crores)
Investments (Domestic)
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INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO WAS BUILT UP IN THE RISING RATES SCENARIO
Particulars
Quarter ended Y-O-Y
Growth %
Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Interest Income 9,240 10,360 10,304 11093 20.05
a. From Advances 6,632 7,281 7,537 8094 22.04
b. From Investments 2,129 2,185 2,281 2388 12.17
c. Other Interest
Income
479 894 486 611
27.56
Interest Expended 6,713 7,313 7,618 8062 20.10
a. On Deposits 5,966 6,320 6,777 7289 22.18
b. On Borrowings 244 577 643 557 128.28
c. Subordinated Bonds 170 218 201 216 27.06
d. Others 333 198 -3 0 -100.00
Net Interest Income 2,527 3,047 2,686 3031 19.94
(`. in Crores)
Net Interest Income (Quarter ended)
20
HEALTHY INCREASE IN NII OF 20% UP FROM 15% YoY
(`. in Crores)
Non Interest Income (Quarter ended)
21
Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Y-O-Y
Growth %
Commission, Exchange
& Brokerage
351 408 427 397 13.11
Profit from Sale of
Investments
61 83 243 153 150.82
Profit from Exchange
Transactions
215 83 162 196 -8.84
Recovery In W/o
accounts
346 168 46 104 -69.94
Other Non Interest
Income
127 172 146 156 22.83
Total Non Interest
Income
1,100 914 1,024 1,006 -8.55
TRANSACTION & MERCHANT BANKING WILL PROVIDE TRACTION TO NON-INTEREST INCOME
Income Sept. 13 Mar. 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Y-O-Y
Growth %
1. Total Income 10,340 11,274 11,329 12,099 17.01
a. Interest Income 9,240 10,360 10,304 11,093 20.05
b. Non Interest Income 1,100 914 1,024 1,006 -8.55
2. Total Expenditure 8,237 9,278 9,269 9,963 21.01
a. Interest expended 6,713 7,313 7,618 8,062 20.10
b. Operating Expenses 1,524 1,965 1,651 1,901 25.07
3. Operating Profit 2,103 1,996 2,060 2,136 1.33
(`. in Crores)
Profitability (Quarter ended)
22
Income Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Y-O-Y
Growth %
Operating Profit 2,103 1,996 2,060 2,136 1.57
Provisions
Prov. for Taxation 248 -109 363 386 55.65
Prov. For B&D 1,035 1,135 857 792 -23.48
Prov. For Standard Assets 158 63 65 88 -44.30
Prov. For Depreciation on
Investment
-45 163 -93 40 -188.89
NPV Prov./ Other Prov. 85 187 63 44 -48.24
Total Provisions 1,481 1,439 1,255 1,350 -8.85
Net Profit 622 558 806 786 26.37
M
Provisions (Quarter ended)
(`. in Crores)
23
Sept. 13 Mar 14 Sept. 14
Indian Foreign Global Indian Foreign Global Indian Foreign Global
Cost of Deposits
7.21 0.99 5.72 7.07 0.90 5.51 7.33 0.80 5.75
Cost of Funds
6.67 1.80 5.38 6.68 1.58 5.27 6.85 1.46 5.36
Yield on Advances
11.41 2.47 8.53 11.02 2.60 8.29 11.49 2.70 8.60
Yield on Investments
8.39 3.76 8.16 8.30 3.99 8.09 8.31 3.80 8.10
Yield on Funds
9.08 2.78 7.40 9.28 2.71 7.47 9.16 2.71 7.37
Interest Spread
2.40 0.98 2.02 2.60 1.13 2.20 2.31 1.25 2.01
NIM 2.81 1.02 2.29 2.74 1.19 2.28 2.73 1.32 2.31
Cost to Income Ratio
44.86 21.61 42.04 51.96 35.10 49.61 52.74 16.90 47.10
Return on Assets (ROA)
0.44 0.57 0.48 0.33 0.56 0.39 0.42 0.66 0.49
Return on Equity
10.86 9.12 12.21
Book Value Per Share
(Rs.) 388.95
381.69 406.44
Earning Per Share (Rs.)
10.43 8.68 12.24
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Key Financial Ratios – Quarter ended
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Basel - II
Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun14 Sept. 14
Capital Adequacy - Basel II
Tier I Capital 23,040 26,248 26,233 28,016
Tier II Capital 9,517 11,103 11,320 12,169
Total Capital 32,557 37,351 37,553 40,184
Total Assets 513,042 573,190 597,504 606,240
Risk Weighted Assets 299,777 347,014 348,170 349,518
CRAR - Tier I (%) 7.69 7.56 7.53 8.02
CRAR - Tier II (%) 3.17 3.20 3.26 3.48
CRAR (%)- Basel II 10.86 10.76 10.79 11.50
Capital Adequacy -Basel II
(`. in Crores)
25
Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14
Capital Adequacy - Basel III
CET1 Capital 21625 23,771 23,902 24,023
AT1 Capital 1812 1,389 1,435 3,948
Tier I Capital 23438 25,160 25,337 27,971
Tier II Capital 9126 9,499 9,567 10,507
Total Capital 32564 34,659 34,904 38,478
Total Assets 513,042 573,190 597,504 606,240
Risk Weighted Assets 302,253 347,702 349,682 350,743
CRAR – CET1 (%) 7.15% 6.84 6.84 6.85
CRAR – AT1 (%) 0.60% 0.40 0.41 1.13
CRAR – Tier I (%) 7.75% 7.24 7.25 7.97
CRAR - Tier II (%) 3.02% 2.73 2.73 3.00
Capital Adequacy Basel III (%) 10.77 9.97 9.98 10.97
Capital Adequacy – Basel-III
(`. in Crores)
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AT1 Rs.2,500 CRORE RAISED IN AUGUST 2014
170.61
178.13
182.5
187.59
189.73
Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
Business Per branch (`. in Crores)
Productivity
27
17.47
18.44
19.63 19.75
19.97
Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
Business Per employee
CONSISTENT INCREASE IN PRODUCTIVITY
115,868
123,207
130,426 130,977 130,587
Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
1,674 1,697 1,766 1,771 1,846
1,224 1,239 1,258 1,273 1,302
770 768 789 792 811
811 818 833 839 849
4,479 4,522 4,646 4,675 4,808
Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
Rural Semi-urban Urban Metro
15,287
16,106
16,924
17,640
22,124
Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
Multiple Delivery Channel
Branch Expansion
Debit Card (‘000)
ATM Roll-Out
2,905
3,362
4,225
5,032
5,747
Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
28
Credit Card
153,437
157,506
158,922
162,536 162,579
Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
Multiple Delivery Channel
Internet Retail (‘000)
Mobile Banking Users
Internet Corporate
48,371
50,048
52,353
54,333
56,385
Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
29
2,201 2,292 2,397 2,503
2,706
Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
8
12
23
28
33
FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
No. of A/Cs through BC
Channel
Financial Inclusion
30
14
198
1,213
1,889
2,613
FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
BC Channel Transactions
1491
1598
1766 1771
1846
FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
Rural Branches
10,008
11,239
14,060 14,665
16,334
FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
Unbanked Villages Covered
25,675
39,163
57,676
61,900
67,905
FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
2064
3,613
5162
5400 5,683
FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
FLCs – No. Of outdoor activities undertaken
RSETI – No. of Candidates Trained
Central
Govt./State
Govt.
66.70%
Mutual
Funds/UTI
1.71%
Financial
Institutions/Ba
nks
0.19%
Insurance
Companies
14.03%
FII & Other Foreign
Holding
10.03%
Bodies
Corporate
1.53%
Individuals
5.81%
30th September, 2014
Shareholding Pattern
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Financial Inclusion & Payment System Award by Elets Media at New Delhi at the hands of
Minister of Rural Development.
Bank has received Skoch award 2013 for IT innovation.
Bank has received “Best Banker” award at the India SME excellence Awards-2013, for
exemplary contribution in Banking Sector.
Bank received the Award CIO 100 2014 for the product Startoken NG
Awards & Recognition
32
Bank received Skoch Group Financial Inclusion Deepening Award – June 2014
Bank won IT excellence award by ETNOW and VMW are for effectively implementing
Virtualization in the Bank.
Growth Drivers for FY15
G
R
O
W
T
H
D
R
I
V
E
R
S
SCALING UP RETAIL & SME LOANS
BUOYANCY IN FEE INCOME
PRE-EMPTIVE & PREVENTIVE NPA MANAGEMENT
IMPROVED ENGAGEMENT WITH CUSTOMERS
33
TACTICAL CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS
34
Update on Initiatives
 Retail Business Centers (RBC) are 50 in operational, more than double, whereas
SME City Centre 28 in operational, more than 50% higher in compared to last year
 Loan portfolio growth in Retail has been 18% YoY, whereas schematic retail has
grown by 28%.
 IN Micro and small enterprises have registered a growth of 21.1% YoY
Bank has extended 24,425 units secured under CGTMSE amounting to Rs. 1607 Cr
during 1st Half.
Bank has entered with Maruti, Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland for financing their
dealers.
RETAIL & SME
BUYONANCY IN FEE INCOME
 A Sharp increase is expected in Fee Income during 2nd Half Year of this FY.
 Transaction banking as gathered momentum
 Merchant banking subsidiary has been floated.
 Movement in yield curve has been favorable
35 35
Update on Initiatives Contd….
 In 1st Half, we have added 1,522 ATMs (FY14: 4225), 107 Future-ready branches
(FY 14:130 ) and 195 e-galleries (FY14:55).
 First PSU bank to launch Instant-Money-Transfer on all ATMs nationwide.
 First PSU bank to launch Face-book Page.
 Over 35 Lakhs accounts have been opened under PMJDY.
IMPROVED ENGAGEMENT WITH CUSTOMER
PRE-EMPTIVE AND PREVENTIVE NPA MANAGEMENT
 In 1st Half, Recovery in NPA accounts excluding Sale to ARC has been more
than whole of last year.
 Bank has revamped its risk assessment systems in all areas of risk and has also
built in predictive systems for indentifying the weakness in advances.
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Way Forward
Loan Growth
Net Interest Margin
Fee Income Growth
Gross NPA
Net NPA
CASA Growth
Additional Branches
14% to 16%
2.75% (Domestic)
1.5% (International)
20%
Below 3%
Below 2%
20%
300
Additional ATMs 1000
Provision Coverage Ratio 58 to59 %
THANK YOU!
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FINALANALYSTPRESENTATION30092014.pptx

  • 2. 12% Performance Highlights – Sept’14 NET PROFIT GLOBAL ADVANCES NET INTEREST INCOME CURRENT ACCOUNT /SAVING ACCOUNT GLOBAL DEPOSITS SHARE OF RETAIL & SME OVERALL LOAN BOOK Basic EPS for Q2 FY14 is Rs.12.24 and Book Value of Rs. 406.44 2 20% 2.3% 26% 19% 20%
  • 3. Business Mix (Deposits + Advances) Sept 13 Mar 14 Jun14 Sept 14 Y-O-Y Growth % Global Business 7,69,105 8,53,202 8,82,441 917,720 19.32 Domestic 5,55,007 6,27,850 6,43,328 656,923 18.36 Foreign 2,14,098 2,25,352 2,39,113 260,797 21.81 Global Deposits 4,32,282 4,76,974 5,00,875 518,432 19.93 Domestic 3,22,193 3,63,590 3,81,454 388,377 20.54 Foreign 1,10,089 1,13,384 1,19,421 130,055 18.14 Global Advances 3,36,823 3,76,228 3,81,566 399,288 18.55 Domestic 2,32,814 2,64,260 2,61,874 268,546 15.35 Foreign 1,04,009 1,11,968 1,19,692 130,742 25.70 Business Growth (`.in Crores) 3 ADVANCES ARE GEARED TOWARDS EFFICIENT CAPITAL ALLOCATION
  • 4. 95,828 107,587 Qtr Sept. 13 Qtr Sept. 14 CASA - Domestic Savings Deposit YoY Growth:11.06% Current Deposit YoY Growth: 18.55% CASA YoY Growth: 12.27% CASA Profile 4 80,283 89,162 Qtr Sept.13 Qtr Sept.14 Saving Deposits (`. in Crores) CASA Ratio: 28.40 % 15,541 18,424 Qtr Sept.13 Qtr Sept.14 Current Deposits CONSISTENT FOCUS ON CASA
  • 5. Market Share 5 4.16 4.08 4.26 4.40 4.35 4.36 4.47 4.69 4.60 Deposits 3.79 3.70 3.83 3.82 3.96 3.99 4.17 4.20 4.19 Advances STRATEGIC REALIGNMENT IN MARKET SHARE
  • 6. Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Y-O-Y Growth % FCNR (B) 10,056 17,822 18,372 18,855 87.50 NRE 11,464 11,942 12,385 13,237 15.47 NRE SB 2,076 2,066 2,100 2,124 2.31 NRE TD 9,388 9,876 10,285 11,113 18.37 NRO 1,883 1,951 1,964 1,991 5.74 (`. in Crores) FCNR & NRE Deposits 6 REGISTERING FULL ADVANTAGE OF OVERSEAS PRESENCE IN 56 CENTRES
  • 7. Key Sectors – Domestic Credit Industry Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Y-O-Y Growth % % to Domestic Credit Sept.13 Sept.14 Agriculture 30,715 36,071 34,801 37,994 23.70 13.19 14.15 MSME (Priority & Non- Priority) 39,535 45,081 45,282 48,391 22.40 16.98 18.02 Retail 25,140 29,600 27,824 29,654 17.96 10.08 11.04 Corporate & Others 137,425 153,508 153,967 152,507 10.97 59.03 56.79 Total 232,815 264,260 261,874 268,546 15.35 100.00 100.00 (` in Crores) 7 STRATEGIC SHIFT IN COMPOSITION
  • 8. Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Y-O-Y Growth % %age to Domestic Credit Home Loan 11,400 13,081 13,902 14,913 30.82 5.55 Mortgage Loan 2,330 2,971 3,110 3,424 46.95 1.28 Auto Loan 2,102 2,351 2,398 2,475 17.75 0.92 Education Loan 2,622 2,652 2,712 2,855 8.89 1.06 Personal Loan 829 927 960 997 20.12 0.37 Others 5,857 7,618 4,742 4,990 -14.79 1.86 Total 25,140 29,600 27,824 29,654 17.96 11.04 (` in Crores) Retail Credit 8 62% RETAIL PORTFOLIO IS FULLY SECURED BY MORTGAGES UP FROM 55% IN SEP-13
  • 9. Industry Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Y-O-Y Growth % Agriculture 30,715 40,211 38,941 42,134* 37.18 MSE 31,081 35,504 35,272 37,185 19.64 Housing Loan 7,039 7,517 7,535 7,731 9.83 Educational Loan 2,545 2,597 2,655 2,797 9.90 Others 347 332 327 329 -5.19 Total Priority Sector Advances 71,727 86,161 84,730 90,176 25.72 (`. in Crores) Priority Sectors 9 *Total Priority Sector (Including RIDF) is at 33.56% of ANBC EXPANSION OF AGRICULTURE PORTFOLIO 43% TO 47% YoY
  • 10. Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Y-O-Y Growth % % to Domestic Advances Textiles 9,460 9,716 9,414 9,545 0.90 3.55 Chemicals & Chemical products 6,364 6,772 7,773 5,803 -8.81 2.16 Rubber, Plastic & their products 2,609 2,726 2,620 2,604 -0.18 0.97 Basic metal & metal products 14,035 12,953 12,351 13,009 -7.31 4.84 Vehicles, vehicle parts & Transport equipment 2,057 2,021 2,156 2,083 1.27 0.78 Gems & Jewellery 5,099 5,665 5,886 6,532 28.11 2.43 Construction 1,858 1,822 1,742 2,023 8.85 0.75 Infrastructure 36,297 42,358 43,539 44,136 21.60 16.44 Other Industries 24,213 29,001 29,682 28,775 18.84 10.72 Total 101,992 113,034 115,163 114,511 12.27 42.64 (`. in Crores) Key Sectors - Domestic Credit- Industry 10
  • 11. Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Power 22,885 26,847 28,172 29,072 - SEBs 10,196 11,355 11,878 12,797 - Others 12,689 15,541 16,294 16,275 Roads and ports 8,664 9,686 10,409 10,158 Telecom 1,471 1,196 1,215 1,111 Other Infrastructure 3,277 4,629 3,743 3,795 Total 36,297 42,358 43,539 44,136 (`. in Crores) Advances to Infrastructure Sectors 11 SEB EXPOSURE BACKED UP GOVT. GUARANTEE
  • 12. Quarter ended Amount Restructured FY 11-12 7,447 FY 12-13 8,447 FY 13-14 5,150 June, 2014 1,631 September, 2014 1,358 (`. in Crores) Restructured Assets (Domestic) 12 PRUDENT MONITORING RESULTED IN LOWER ACCRETION
  • 13. Standard Restructured Advances Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 % to Advances CDR Restructuring 4,811 3,878 4,369 1.09 Domestic 4,672 3,739 4,227 1.57 Foreign 139 139 142 0.11 Other Restructuring 8,746 6,723 7,369 1.85 Domestic 7,000 5,466 5,552 2.07 Foreign 1,746 1,257 1,817 1.39 Total 13,557 10,602 11,738 2.94 Domestic 11,672 9,205 9,779 3.64 Foreign 1,885 1,397 1,959 1.50 (`. in Crores) Standard Restructured Advances as on 30th September, 2014 (As per RBI Guidelines) 13 STANDARD RESTRUCTURED ADVANCES DOWN FROM 5.19% TO 2.94% YoY
  • 14. Sector Amount as on 30th September, 2014 Infra 3,018 Engineering 1,148 Steel 878 Textiles 584 Pharmaceuticals 358 Commercial Real Estate 314 Sugar 295 Education 289 Construction 208 Food Processing 168 Other Metals 149 Chemicals 117 Agriculture 105 Paper & Paper Production 94 Ceramic 87 Hotels 84 Plastic 82 Rubber 60 Gems & Jewellery 57 Trade 42 Computer/IT Related 19 Services 14 Aviation - Automobiles - Misc & Others 1,611 Total 9,779 (`. in Crores) Sector wise breakup of Standard Restructured Advances(Domestic) -As per RBI guidelines 14
  • 15. Sale of Assets to ARCs FY 13-14 FY 14-15 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY14 Q1 Q2 Net Outstanding of Accounts sold - 300 1,590 2,515 4,405 1,539 106 Of which, Prudential written off (PWO) - 114 568 718 1400 70 88 Existing Gross NPAs sold - 143 428 1,409 1,980 580 18 Current Year NPAs sold - 43 594 388 1,025 - - Sale of SMA-2 - - - - - 889 - 15 (`. in Crores)
  • 16. Sept.-13 Mar-14 June-14 Sept.-14 Gross NPA 9,880 11,868 12,532 14,127 Net NPA 6,157 7,417 8,042 9,101 Gross NPA % 2.93 3.15 3.28 3.54 Net NPA % 1.85 2.00 2.14 2.32 Provision Coverage Ratio % 63.29 58.68 58.10 56.32 Asset Quality 16 (`. in Crores)
  • 17. Sep 2013 Dec 2013 Mar 2014 Jun 2014 Sept. 2014 Indian Foreign Total Indian Foreign Total Indian Foreign Total Indian Foreign Total Indian Foreign Total Opening Balance 82,44 1,168 9,413 8,774 1,106 9,880 8,790 1,233 10,023 10,274 1,594 11,868 11,160 1372 12,532 Less : 413 13 426 995 6 1,001 1,270 -2 1,268 1,042 161 1,203 613 30 643 Total Recovery Recovery from loan book 391 13 404 798 6 804 418 -2 416 462 161 623 583 30 613 From sale of assets to ARC 22 - 22 197 - 197 852 - 852 580 0 580 30 0 30 Upgradation 309 154 463 96 7 103 38 -1 37 852 182 1,034 594 16 610 Write Off 76 44 120 590 -10 580 480 -11 469 789 26 815 176 -21 155 Total reduction 798 211 1,009 1,681 3 1,684 1,788 -14 1,774 2,683 369 3,052 1,383 25 1,408 Less URI -7 -1 -8 -79 -1 -80 2 -11 -9 61 0 61 -32 0 -32 Add : Slippages 1,321 148 1,469 1,618 129 1,747 3,274 336 3,610 3,630 147 3,777 2,788 183 2,971 Closing Balance 8,774 1,106 9,880 8,790 1,233 10,023 10,274 1,594 11,868 11,160 1,372 12,532 12,597 1,530 14,127 (`.. in Crores) Movement of NPA (Q-o-Q) 17
  • 18. Sector Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun-14 Sept. 14 Sept. 13 (% to GNPA) Mar 14 (% to GNPA) Sept.-14 (% to GNPA) Agriculture 744 663 696 911 8.48 6.45 7.23 Industry 5,235 7,094 7,571 8,449 62.39 69.04 67.07 Services 2,497 2,318 2,687 2,911 25.76 21.58 23.11 Retail 298 199 206 326 3.40 1.94 2.59 Total 8,774 10,274 11,160 12,597 (`. in Crores) Sector wise NPA 18 Domestic Sector Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun-14 Sept. 14 Sept. 13 (% to GNPA) Mar 14 (% to GNPA) Sept.-14 (% to GNPA) Trade 248 313 319 464 22.42 19.64 30.33 Manufacturing 276 434 282 362 24.95 27.23 23.66 Real Estate 194 227 236 232 17.54 14.24 15.16 Others 388 620 535 472 35.08 38.90 30.85 Total 1,106 1,594 1,372 1,530 (Rs. in Crores) Overseas
  • 19. Sept. 13 Mar 14 Sept. 14 AFS HTM HFT Total AFS HTM HFT Total AFS HTM HFT Total 1. SLR Investments 9,702 74,115 44 83,861 15,470 76,452 20 91,943 13567 86335 0 99902 Of Which: Government Securities 9,702 73,959 44 83,705 15,470 76,296 20 91,787 13567 86179 0 99746 Other Approved Securities - 156 - 156 - 156 - 156 0 156 0 156 M Duration 1.27 5.07 1.53 4.63 3.51 4.93 6.22 4.69 3.84 4.89 0 4.75 2. Non SLR Investments 17,945 1,148 - 19,093 11,744 1,198 - 12,942 14606 1288 17 15911 M Duration 1.53 0.57 - 1.52 3.16 4.62 - 3.20 3.97 0.58 0 3.89 Total 27,646 75,264 44 1,02,954 27,214 77,650 20 1,04,885 2817 87623 17 115813 (`.. in Crores) Investments (Domestic) 19 INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO WAS BUILT UP IN THE RISING RATES SCENARIO
  • 20. Particulars Quarter ended Y-O-Y Growth % Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Interest Income 9,240 10,360 10,304 11093 20.05 a. From Advances 6,632 7,281 7,537 8094 22.04 b. From Investments 2,129 2,185 2,281 2388 12.17 c. Other Interest Income 479 894 486 611 27.56 Interest Expended 6,713 7,313 7,618 8062 20.10 a. On Deposits 5,966 6,320 6,777 7289 22.18 b. On Borrowings 244 577 643 557 128.28 c. Subordinated Bonds 170 218 201 216 27.06 d. Others 333 198 -3 0 -100.00 Net Interest Income 2,527 3,047 2,686 3031 19.94 (`. in Crores) Net Interest Income (Quarter ended) 20 HEALTHY INCREASE IN NII OF 20% UP FROM 15% YoY
  • 21. (`. in Crores) Non Interest Income (Quarter ended) 21 Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Y-O-Y Growth % Commission, Exchange & Brokerage 351 408 427 397 13.11 Profit from Sale of Investments 61 83 243 153 150.82 Profit from Exchange Transactions 215 83 162 196 -8.84 Recovery In W/o accounts 346 168 46 104 -69.94 Other Non Interest Income 127 172 146 156 22.83 Total Non Interest Income 1,100 914 1,024 1,006 -8.55 TRANSACTION & MERCHANT BANKING WILL PROVIDE TRACTION TO NON-INTEREST INCOME
  • 22. Income Sept. 13 Mar. 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Y-O-Y Growth % 1. Total Income 10,340 11,274 11,329 12,099 17.01 a. Interest Income 9,240 10,360 10,304 11,093 20.05 b. Non Interest Income 1,100 914 1,024 1,006 -8.55 2. Total Expenditure 8,237 9,278 9,269 9,963 21.01 a. Interest expended 6,713 7,313 7,618 8,062 20.10 b. Operating Expenses 1,524 1,965 1,651 1,901 25.07 3. Operating Profit 2,103 1,996 2,060 2,136 1.33 (`. in Crores) Profitability (Quarter ended) 22
  • 23. Income Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Y-O-Y Growth % Operating Profit 2,103 1,996 2,060 2,136 1.57 Provisions Prov. for Taxation 248 -109 363 386 55.65 Prov. For B&D 1,035 1,135 857 792 -23.48 Prov. For Standard Assets 158 63 65 88 -44.30 Prov. For Depreciation on Investment -45 163 -93 40 -188.89 NPV Prov./ Other Prov. 85 187 63 44 -48.24 Total Provisions 1,481 1,439 1,255 1,350 -8.85 Net Profit 622 558 806 786 26.37 M Provisions (Quarter ended) (`. in Crores) 23
  • 24. Sept. 13 Mar 14 Sept. 14 Indian Foreign Global Indian Foreign Global Indian Foreign Global Cost of Deposits 7.21 0.99 5.72 7.07 0.90 5.51 7.33 0.80 5.75 Cost of Funds 6.67 1.80 5.38 6.68 1.58 5.27 6.85 1.46 5.36 Yield on Advances 11.41 2.47 8.53 11.02 2.60 8.29 11.49 2.70 8.60 Yield on Investments 8.39 3.76 8.16 8.30 3.99 8.09 8.31 3.80 8.10 Yield on Funds 9.08 2.78 7.40 9.28 2.71 7.47 9.16 2.71 7.37 Interest Spread 2.40 0.98 2.02 2.60 1.13 2.20 2.31 1.25 2.01 NIM 2.81 1.02 2.29 2.74 1.19 2.28 2.73 1.32 2.31 Cost to Income Ratio 44.86 21.61 42.04 51.96 35.10 49.61 52.74 16.90 47.10 Return on Assets (ROA) 0.44 0.57 0.48 0.33 0.56 0.39 0.42 0.66 0.49 Return on Equity 10.86 9.12 12.21 Book Value Per Share (Rs.) 388.95 381.69 406.44 Earning Per Share (Rs.) 10.43 8.68 12.24 N Key Financial Ratios – Quarter ended 24
  • 25. Basel - II Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun14 Sept. 14 Capital Adequacy - Basel II Tier I Capital 23,040 26,248 26,233 28,016 Tier II Capital 9,517 11,103 11,320 12,169 Total Capital 32,557 37,351 37,553 40,184 Total Assets 513,042 573,190 597,504 606,240 Risk Weighted Assets 299,777 347,014 348,170 349,518 CRAR - Tier I (%) 7.69 7.56 7.53 8.02 CRAR - Tier II (%) 3.17 3.20 3.26 3.48 CRAR (%)- Basel II 10.86 10.76 10.79 11.50 Capital Adequacy -Basel II (`. in Crores) 25
  • 26. Particulars Sept. 13 Mar 14 Jun 14 Sept. 14 Capital Adequacy - Basel III CET1 Capital 21625 23,771 23,902 24,023 AT1 Capital 1812 1,389 1,435 3,948 Tier I Capital 23438 25,160 25,337 27,971 Tier II Capital 9126 9,499 9,567 10,507 Total Capital 32564 34,659 34,904 38,478 Total Assets 513,042 573,190 597,504 606,240 Risk Weighted Assets 302,253 347,702 349,682 350,743 CRAR – CET1 (%) 7.15% 6.84 6.84 6.85 CRAR – AT1 (%) 0.60% 0.40 0.41 1.13 CRAR – Tier I (%) 7.75% 7.24 7.25 7.97 CRAR - Tier II (%) 3.02% 2.73 2.73 3.00 Capital Adequacy Basel III (%) 10.77 9.97 9.98 10.97 Capital Adequacy – Basel-III (`. in Crores) 26 AT1 Rs.2,500 CRORE RAISED IN AUGUST 2014
  • 27. 170.61 178.13 182.5 187.59 189.73 Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 Business Per branch (`. in Crores) Productivity 27 17.47 18.44 19.63 19.75 19.97 Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 Business Per employee CONSISTENT INCREASE IN PRODUCTIVITY
  • 28. 115,868 123,207 130,426 130,977 130,587 Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 1,674 1,697 1,766 1,771 1,846 1,224 1,239 1,258 1,273 1,302 770 768 789 792 811 811 818 833 839 849 4,479 4,522 4,646 4,675 4,808 Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 Rural Semi-urban Urban Metro 15,287 16,106 16,924 17,640 22,124 Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 Multiple Delivery Channel Branch Expansion Debit Card (‘000) ATM Roll-Out 2,905 3,362 4,225 5,032 5,747 Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 28 Credit Card
  • 29. 153,437 157,506 158,922 162,536 162,579 Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 Multiple Delivery Channel Internet Retail (‘000) Mobile Banking Users Internet Corporate 48,371 50,048 52,353 54,333 56,385 Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 29 2,201 2,292 2,397 2,503 2,706 Q2FY14 Q3FY14 Q4FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15
  • 30. 8 12 23 28 33 FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 No. of A/Cs through BC Channel Financial Inclusion 30 14 198 1,213 1,889 2,613 FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 BC Channel Transactions 1491 1598 1766 1771 1846 FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 Rural Branches 10,008 11,239 14,060 14,665 16,334 FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 Unbanked Villages Covered 25,675 39,163 57,676 61,900 67,905 FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 2064 3,613 5162 5400 5,683 FY12 FY13 FY14 Q1FY15 Q2FY15 FLCs – No. Of outdoor activities undertaken RSETI – No. of Candidates Trained
  • 31. Central Govt./State Govt. 66.70% Mutual Funds/UTI 1.71% Financial Institutions/Ba nks 0.19% Insurance Companies 14.03% FII & Other Foreign Holding 10.03% Bodies Corporate 1.53% Individuals 5.81% 30th September, 2014 Shareholding Pattern 31
  • 32. Financial Inclusion & Payment System Award by Elets Media at New Delhi at the hands of Minister of Rural Development. Bank has received Skoch award 2013 for IT innovation. Bank has received “Best Banker” award at the India SME excellence Awards-2013, for exemplary contribution in Banking Sector. Bank received the Award CIO 100 2014 for the product Startoken NG Awards & Recognition 32 Bank received Skoch Group Financial Inclusion Deepening Award – June 2014 Bank won IT excellence award by ETNOW and VMW are for effectively implementing Virtualization in the Bank.
  • 33. Growth Drivers for FY15 G R O W T H D R I V E R S SCALING UP RETAIL & SME LOANS BUOYANCY IN FEE INCOME PRE-EMPTIVE & PREVENTIVE NPA MANAGEMENT IMPROVED ENGAGEMENT WITH CUSTOMERS 33 TACTICAL CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS
  • 34. 34 Update on Initiatives  Retail Business Centers (RBC) are 50 in operational, more than double, whereas SME City Centre 28 in operational, more than 50% higher in compared to last year  Loan portfolio growth in Retail has been 18% YoY, whereas schematic retail has grown by 28%.  IN Micro and small enterprises have registered a growth of 21.1% YoY Bank has extended 24,425 units secured under CGTMSE amounting to Rs. 1607 Cr during 1st Half. Bank has entered with Maruti, Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland for financing their dealers. RETAIL & SME BUYONANCY IN FEE INCOME  A Sharp increase is expected in Fee Income during 2nd Half Year of this FY.  Transaction banking as gathered momentum  Merchant banking subsidiary has been floated.  Movement in yield curve has been favorable
  • 35. 35 35 Update on Initiatives Contd….  In 1st Half, we have added 1,522 ATMs (FY14: 4225), 107 Future-ready branches (FY 14:130 ) and 195 e-galleries (FY14:55).  First PSU bank to launch Instant-Money-Transfer on all ATMs nationwide.  First PSU bank to launch Face-book Page.  Over 35 Lakhs accounts have been opened under PMJDY. IMPROVED ENGAGEMENT WITH CUSTOMER PRE-EMPTIVE AND PREVENTIVE NPA MANAGEMENT  In 1st Half, Recovery in NPA accounts excluding Sale to ARC has been more than whole of last year.  Bank has revamped its risk assessment systems in all areas of risk and has also built in predictive systems for indentifying the weakness in advances.
  • 36. 36 Way Forward Loan Growth Net Interest Margin Fee Income Growth Gross NPA Net NPA CASA Growth Additional Branches 14% to 16% 2.75% (Domestic) 1.5% (International) 20% Below 3% Below 2% 20% 300 Additional ATMs 1000 Provision Coverage Ratio 58 to59 %