Definition of commercial bank

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Industry Research

Group 1

1.

Fundamental differences of

Commercial Banks and Investment

Banks, the different job nature and how to make money

Definition of commercial bank

An institution which accepts deposits, loan and offer services

Can be classified into 4 groups:

– Community Bank

– Regional Bank

– Super-regional bank

– Money center or international bank

Definition of Investment Bank

An institution which acts as an underwriter or agent for corporation to issue securities

– Maintain dealer or broker operation

– Maintain market for previously issued securities.

– Offer advisory services for investors

Differences between the commercial bank and investment bank

Commercial Bank Investment Bank

1) Types of Institution

2) Nature of Job

3) Classification

Depository

Accepts deposits, makes loans and offers financial services. offer advisory services to investors maintain broker/dealer operations, markets for previously issued securities

Community Bank, Regional NIL

Bank, Super-regional bank and Money center or international bank.

Non-Depository

Act as underwriter or agent for corporation, municipalities issuing securities but doest not accept deposits or make loans, and

Job Nature of Investment Banks

Leading Investment Firms:

-Goldman Sachs Group,

-Merrill Lynch

-Morgan Stanley Dean Witter

3 main types of activities:

Investment Banking

Trading and Principal Investments

Asset Management and Securities

Services

1. Investment Banking

Corporate Advisory Services

– Mergers

– Acquisitions

– Restructurings

Securities Underwriting

– buying all the shares of IPO for resale at a preestablished price per share

Private Placement of Debt and Equity

Securities

– place, negotiate and close transactions of private placement

2.

Trading and Principal

Investments

Fixed Income, Currency and Commodities

– products are: bank loans, commodities, currencies, derivatives

Equities

– trades equities and equity-related products

Principal Investments

– make principal investments directly and through the funds they raise and manage

3.

Asset Management and

Securities Services

Asset Management

– Assets under management include mutual funds, separate accounts managed for institutional and individual investors, merchant banking funds and other alternative investment funds

Securities Services

– includes prime brokerage, financing services and securities lending, all of which generate revenues primarily in the form of fees or interest rate spreads

Commissions

– include fees from executing and clearing client transactions on major stock, options and futures markets worldwide

– also include revenues from the increased share of the income and gains derived from our merchant banking funds.

How Investment Banks Make

Money?

Investment Banking

– fees charged for financial advisory

– Commissions from Underwriting businesses

Revenues earned through Trading and Principal Investments

Asset Management

– generates management fees by providing investment advisory services

Personal Banking of Standard Charted

Bank

Job dutuies

Basic services

Deposits

Loans

Investment

Credit card

Retirement service

Insurance

Personal Banking

Personal banking plans Banking services

Priority banking

Excel banking

Easy banking

Mobile

WAP

Palm

Automated ATM

Life stage plans

Getting started

Young couples

Getting established

Prime

Corporate banking --Trade services

Assist firm in international trade

Factoring/Account Receivables services

Import and export Letters of Credit

Documentary collections and guarantees

Document Against Acceptance

Document Against Payment

Credit Bills Negotiation

Tailored trade services packages

Credit facilities

Credit facilities help meet financial needs

Working Capital

Cheque Protection

Professional Firm Overdraft

Merchant Overdraft

Residential and Commercial Property

Financing

Cash management

Help firms manage money

Transactional accounts (e.g. Savings Account and

Current Account)

Time Deposit Account

Remittances and bank drafts

24-hour phone banking services

Consolidated statement

ATM Services

Fax banking and courier services

Electronic banking services

International and local collection and payment services

Protection and employee service

Offer protection and employee services provide products such as:

 insurance

 payroll

 provident fund products

How to make money?

 lending and accepting deposit

 to earn net interest income

 charge transaction fees and commission

 from the financial services they provided

Service charges and commission

Net fees and commissions (HK$ millions)

(HSBC) 2001

Account services 1214

Credit facilities 1534

Import/export 2193

Remittances 856

Securities /stock broking 1530

Cards 2723

Other 3584

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