STAMFORD UNIVERSITY
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Name : Promise
 Batch : 27th C
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Course Code: MGMT- 417
Course Title: Environmental Management
Prepared for: MD. ZIAUR RHAMAN
( Lecturer, Stamford University Bangladesh )
Presentation on Standard Chartered Bank,Bangladesh.
Our Group and Serial of Presentation
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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
What u guys
think ?
Suspense
Any Idea
Guess
Introduction of
The name Standard Chartered basically comes
after two banks which merged in 1969.
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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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.
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 Bank’s international business in Personal
Banking, Corporate Banking and Standard Chartered Markets
are its special strengths.
 Standard Chartered Bank also maintains correspondent’s
relationship with over 600 banks in 157 countries around the
world.
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List of Products and Services of
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Personal Banking
Commercial Banking
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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
Online Services
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Overview
Global Overview
Corporate Offices
Global Markets
Overview Global
Overview
Global Dealing Centres
Feature Products
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Organizational Organogram
Chief Executive Officer
Support Manager to CEO
Head of
Corporate and
Institutions
Head of
Consumer
Banking
Head of
Treasury
Head of
Institutional
Banking
Head of
Finance &
Admin.
Head of Human
Resource Dept.
Senior Credit
Officer
Head of Legal
& Compliance
Head of GSAM
Chief
Operating
Officer
Head of
Information
Technology
Head of
External Affairs
Suspense is end, We are going to discuss Porter’s
Five Forces
Rivalry among the Competitors
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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
other’s customers by providing
extra benefits.
› Slow market growth due to the
sluggish economy.
› Depositor’s cost of switching
banks is low.
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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 they’ll choose.
Example: EXIM Bank giving 12.75% for 3 months
basis FDR,SCB are giving 12.50,Southeast Bank
giving 12.25% for FDR.
Substitutes
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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.
Power of Suppliers
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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.
Power of Buyers
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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 Bank’s
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.
Feel easy to ask any sort relevant
question.