2. Executive summary
Introduction
Industry profile
Aim and Objective
Methodology
Finding and analysis
Suggestion
Conclusion
Bibliography
3. Project was mainly based on determining the
trends in ratios of public and private sector
banks.
To see for all 8 ratios which sector and banks
are doing well and which two banks out of this
banks are more profitable .
To analyze the performance ratio analysis
method is used.
4. Banks are considered key financial
intermediaries or institutions that serve as
“middle man”.
The banking sector is considered to be an
important source of financing for most
businesses.
They make funds available to meet the needs of
individuals, businesses and the government
5. The profitability of the Indian banking sector is
projected to decline sharply.
Banks have estimated deteriorating in key
performance indicators including Credit Growth, Net
Interest Income, Growth in Profit After Tax (PAT)
and Return on Equity.
Rise in NPA level are raising concerns in banking
industry.
6. Aim
To Compare and analyze the performance of Public sector
Banks and Private Sector Banks in India
Objective
To identify the one best performing bank in each sector
and compare them on basis of their profitability ratios.
To determine which of the Banks have highest Non-
performing assets Ratio and suggest ways to overcome it.
7. Secondary Data
Financial Websites
Primary Data
Ratio analysis
Sample Size
Five major public sector and private sector banks are
selected on the basis of their Total Assets from the
year 2009 to 2013
18. NIM ratio is almost the same in all banks except HDFC which is very
high 3.82 which is very good because here interest received is more
than it is paid.
IDBI Credit/deposit ratio is higher but its return are very low and it has
low liquidity.
BOI and IDBI has highest D/E compared to other banks which is
considered unhealthy it has more liabilities whereas other banks have
comparatively low ratio value. Liabilities are more in public sector
banks than Private Sector.
With respect to current ratio the trend in both the sectors is same
which ranges from 0.4 to 0.1.Here the value should be more than
1which indicates that company’s assets are utilized efficiently. No one
of the bank has value more than 1.
19. Axis bank BOI has very low ROA ratio which 13 and 14
respectively compared to other banks which ratios are above
20.
Yes bank .kotak Mahindra and IDBI has very low ROE which
means their shareholders investment is very low.
CAR ratios are higher in private sector bank then public sector
ability to meet the risk is higher here in private bank then public.
There is increasing in NPA from the year 2009 to 13 from 0 to
0.9 which says that there are rise in non-performing loans every
year which can affect the profitability of the banks.
20. Spread ratio = Interest earned ratio –
Interest paid ratio
Burden ratio = Other operating expenses
ratio – Non–interest Income
Profitability ratio = Spread ratio – Burden
ratio
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24. Maintain healthy NIM ratio .
Kotak Mahindra and ICICI should maintain their liquidity and D/E ratio
in the same range where other banks have maintained.
Increase in ROA in the banks.
Kotak Mahindra, IDBI ,Yes Bank, BOI this banks ROE is less than 10
% which is very less they should start increasing their shareholders
value by attracting new investments to their company
Maintain CAR ratio which should be always higher than 9percent.
Effective and regular follow-up.
25. Maintain Healthy relationship with borrowers.
Use well-functioning Asset reconstruction/Recovery
mechanism .
Commercial Banks should be allowed to come up
with their own measures to address the problem of
NPAs.
26. The trends in ratios in both the sectors are different from
each other.
NPA level is more in public sector banks than in private
sector and it is increasing rapidly in both of this sectors.
From the comparison of two banks it is revealed that
HDFC’s profitability is more than that of SBI.
SBI as a public sector bank play a vital role in the
development of the banking base in the country.