National Bank of Pakistan INTERNSHIP REPORT (Reg. No. 003-PBK- 0009) INTRODUCTION Banks are most probably oldest institutions in the world. They are now a pivotal part of any country’s economy and play a major role in the financial health of a country. I interned in NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN (NBP) for 6 weeks. NBP is the Pakistan’s own bank and growing every day. NBP is operating domestically as well as internationally. While I worked in NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN, I concluded the fact that it has the image of a strong growing and successful organization with highly 1
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National Bank of Pakistan INTERNSHIP REPORT (Reg. No. 003-PBK-0009)
INTRODUCTION
Banks are most probably oldest institutions in the world. They are now a
pivotal part of any country’s economy and play a major role in the
financial health of a country.
I interned in NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN (NBP) for 6 weeks. NBP
is the Pakistan’s own bank and growing every day. NBP is operating
domestically as well as internationally.
While I worked in NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN, I concluded the fact
that it has the image of a strong growing and successful organization
with highly satisfied customers. It has a well-developed ATM network.
NBP has very dedicated employees who have no objection on working
overtime with out any financial compensation.
The purpose of this report is to provide an in-depth understanding of this
Bank and what was learned during the six-week period. Furthermore, it
provides the environmental factors that influence the working of this
bank.
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The bank has three departments i.e. consumer department, corporate
department and the operations department, which are further divided in
to many sections. I had a chance of working in the accounts department,
foreign exchange section, advances section, establishment section and
deposit section.
The report also will outline a general problem that was found in the
organization. Here, it must be clarified that two specific problems were
identified.
First the fact that NBP has a very large branch network as opposed to
other banks, which are major competitors, NBP has to take intensive
care for that.
The other problem is that NBP suffers from excessive employees in a
branch, as it is not privatized. In the end, findings will be stated and
recommendations will be given to improve the current problems.
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OBJECTIVES OF STUDYING THE ORGANIZATION
The major objectives of studying the Organization are as
under;
To see “Emerging commercial & HR challenges in the
organization and strategies for business support and
institution strength.
To see ‘Partial fulf i l lment of MBA degree as a
correlation of theoretical concepts to practical
experience with the observations of ground realit ies.
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OVERVIEW OF ORGANIZATION
Brief History:
FORMS OF BANKS:
Central Bank
Commercial Banks
Scheduled Banks
Non-scheduled Banks
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BANKING HISTORY IN PAKISTAN:
At the time of partition, the total number of commercial bank on Pakistan
was 38 out of these: the Pakistan banks were 2; Indian banks 29 and
the exchange banks & the total deposits of Pakistan banks stood at
Rs.880.0 millions where the advance is were Rs. 198.0 million.
Before the partition of sub continent, the entire banking business was
almost controlled and managed by non-Muslims. The Muslims were
deliberately kept cut of banking profession by the healthy Hindu
community. When Hindu capitalists became sure of the division of sub
continent: they secretly began transfer their capital to the safe place in
India, when Pakistan declared an independent state in august 1947.
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The fund and other valuables were transferred at an accelerated pace to
India. There was mass scale migration of non-Muslims from West
Pakistan to India, which also caused the drain on the bank deposits. The
Hindus in order to rain the economy of the newly established state
closed down most of head offices and the branches of the scheduled
and non-scheduled banks in Pakistan. The number of scheduled banks
branches were reduced from 619to 213 only both wings of the country
after independence.
The non-schedules banks also suffered a sever jolt and their number
was reduced from 411 to 106 over the same period. West Pakistan
where there was greater exodus of non-Muslims to India suffered a
great deal as a number of branches fall down from 487 to 69.
In the East Pakistan though the number of branches were not closed in
such a great number as in West Pakistan, a large number of portion of
the deposit were withdrawn from the banks and transferred to India by
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the non Muslims. The mass scale closure of branches and with drawl of
the deposits caused a dead lock in the banking business in Pakistan.
The government of Pakistan was quite aware of the serious banking
situation caused by the withdrawal of deposits and whole scale
migration of banking staffs to India. It took up the challenge and started
recognizing the crippled banking immediately after partition.
A moratorium of free months was also allowed to banks that had
financial difficulty due to sudden with drawl of deposits. In addition to
above the following arrangements were made for facilitating settlement
of claims by the governments.
Each bank was to declare on to its offices both in India and Pakistan as
clearing house for transfer of accounts. Each bank was open at least
one central office in Pakistan Where it could consolidate work of all its
branches and Start paying out to depositors. The government took some
effective measures for providing banking Training facilities to Muslims.
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There were some complaints that Hindu banks were not honoring the
cheques of Pakistani national and were also refusing to give securities
kept in their custody. The government issued an ordinance which
empowered it to investigate all such complaints and if satisfied of their
bonafides, the payment should be realized. In case the bank insisted on
non-payments, the government should realize the assets of the banks,
which were sufficient to discharge such liabilities. The government of
Pakistan also allowed the removal of Valuables, kept in save deposits
vaults and lockers by Submitting an application and getting necessary
approval from the custodian of evacuee property.
The government of Pakistan tried to provide all kinds of facilities with
sincerity to the known Muslims bankers for restoring normal banking
facilities in the country but the response was discouraging. An inter
dominion agreement was reached between India and Pakistan in April
1949.
The main provisions of the agreement were as under;
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The inter dominion agreement could not be fully implemented.
India delayed the transfer of Muslim deposits to Pakistan.
The non devaluations decision of Pakistan government further led
to the suspension of remittance facilities through normal banking
channels.
Due to panicky with drawl of deposits; some banks went into liquidation
and the payments could not be made to the depositors. In order to
regulate the both of banking on sound footing, the following measures
were taken to develop the banking system in Pakistan.
The state bank of Pakistan which is the central bank of the country was
established in July 1948. The national bank of Pakistan was established
on 1949. This bank is to serve as an agent to the SBP in the areas,
where SBP has no set-up.
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The industrial development bank of Pakistan was set up on August 1,
1961 with a paid up capital of Rs; five crore.
The agricultural development bank of Pakistan (ADBP) was set up in
1961. It provides short, medium and long term loans to the farmers. In
Jan, 1974 the entire commercial banks were nationalized. The
commercial banks were merged with stronger once and in all five major
banking companies were formed. MCB and ABL have again been
privatized.
The Pakistan banking council was set up for coordinating the activities of
the nationalized commercial banks. The banking council formulates the
policies and guidelines for the banks that has been dissolved in
nationalized.
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NATURE OF ORGANIZATION
NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN:
The national bank of Pakistan (the Bank) was established as a semi
public commercial bank on 09 November 1949, under national bank of
Pakistan ordinance, 1949, through the primary object of setting of the
bank was to purchase jute from growers in the former East Pakistan and
to perform the commercial banking function in the country.
The normal procedure for establishing a Banking company under
companies’ law was set aside, & the bank was established through
promulgation of ordinance due to crises situation that had developed
with regard to financing of jute trade. The Bank started its operations
from November 20, 1949, at six important jute centers in the then East
Pakistan, & directed its resources to jute financing.
The nature & responsibilities of the bank are different & unique from
other banks & financial institutions. The Bank acts as agent to State
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Bank of Pakistan (SBP), for handling provincial & federal Government
payments & receipts on its behalf.
The Bank was incorporated with an authorized capital of Rs.60 Million.
In December 1960, the authorized capital was reduced to 15 Millions, of
which the government subscribed 25 %, the balance was offered to
general public. The share floated to the public was floated in 1950, &
was promptly taken. In 1950, the Bank’s ordinance was amended, so
that it could take up ordinary commercial bank operations.
The year 1970 witnessed a row of nationalization. On January 01, 1974,
the bank along with other 13 commercial banks were nationalized by the
promulgation of the Banks (Nationalization) act 1974 & shares not held
by the government of Pakistan were acquired from private owners of the
shares after compensating them.
The Bank of Bahawalpur, Mehran Bank, NDFC, was merged with
National Bank of Pakistan.
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The bank had a market share of about 22% and it remained the largest
financial institution in Pakistan.
The bank covers fifty lac clients in Pakistan and abroad with 1450
branches. There is an encouraging increase in the deposits of the
coverall deposits have increase to million during 2002.
The Bank has provided to credit to both public and private sector to the
full extent with in prescribed limit fixed by SBP. A some of million have
been advanced at the end of 2002.
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BUSINESS VOLUME
Financials Highlights (2005)
(Rs. In Millions)
Authorized Capital 75,00
Paid-up Capital 59,09
Share Holders Equity & reserves 74,341
Deposits 463,427
Advances Net 268,839
Investments Net 156,986
Total Assets 577,719
Pre Tax Profit 19,056
After Tax Profit 12,709
No. Of Branches 1,242
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PRODUCT LINE
The bank is providing all banking services of mercantile & commercial
banking permissible in the country, which include,
Handling of treasury transactions for the government of
Pakistan as agent to SBP.
Accepting of deposits of money on current, fixed, saving, term
deposit & profit & loss sharing.
Borrowings money & arranging finance from other banks.
Advancing & lending money to its clients.
Financing of projects including technical assistance, project
appraisals through long term / short term loans, term finance &
musharika certificate.
Buying, selling, dealing, including entering into forward
contracts of foreign exchange.
Financing seasonal crops, like cotton, wheat, rice, sugarcane,
tobacco, etc.
Receiving bonds, scrip, valuables for safe custody.
Carrying on agency business of any description other than
managing agents, on behalf of clients, including Government &
local authorities.
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Generating, undertaking, promoting, etc of issues of shares &
bonds, etc.
Transaction guarantees & indemnity business.
Undertaking & executing trusts.
Joint venture with foreign dealers, agents & companies for its
representation abroad.
Participating in world bank & Asian Development Bank’ lines of
credits.
Providing personalized Hajj services to the intending borrowers.
TRUST ACTIVITIES OF NBP:
1. National Investment Trust (NIT): under the trust deed, the
Bank provides services as a trustee to NIT, & is performing
function of sale /purchase of NIT Units, safe custody &
maintaining a unit holders accounts. The Bank is keeping
approximately ONE Billion shares with market value at
31.12.2002, of Rs.28.034 Millions in safe custody / central
depository Company on behalf of NIT.
2. LONG TERM CREDIT FUNDS (LTCF): Consequent upon
amalgamation of NDFC, the Bank Manager on behalf of
Government of Pakistan, Long Term Credit Fund (LTCF)
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established from the proceed of loan disbursed from various
funding agencies for financing private sectors energy
development projects. The Bank charges a fee in
consideration of the services. Funds assets are accounted
for separately from those of the Bank & amounted for Rs.48
Billions, as on 31.12.2002.
3. QARZ-E-HASNA FUNDS:
The work relating to Qarz-e-Hasna Scheme was attended by
Pakistan Banking Council(PBC) since inception. PBC was
dissolved in 1997. in order to fill the void created by
dissolution of PBC, & in order to continue the scheme, SBP
decided to entrust all funds & transferred all record to Qarz-
e-Hasna scheme to the bank with the instructions to perform
all work relating to funds.
BRANCH NET WORK:
Presently the Bank is divided into 10 Groups. Its field
operations are controlled by 29 Regions, reporting to
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Regional Business Chiefs, Regional Risk Management
Chiefs, Regional
Compliance Chiefs, & 1181 domestic Branches headed by
Branch Managers. The Bank is serving to almost 9 Million
Account holders.
The Bank maintains its presences in all the major financial
centers of the world through its 15 overseas Branches & 4
representative offices. The Bank’s role globally is well
assisted by its network of correspondence Banks located
strategically in Asia, America, and Europe & Africa.
The Bank has one joint venture in UK & one wholly owned
subsidiary in Kazikhstan. The UK operations of the Bank was
merged with that of UBL to form a joint venture Bank namely
United National Bank (UNB) incorporated in UK, with a paid
up capital of Pound sterling 30 Million. The Bank has 45 %
share holding while the Balance 55 % with UBL.
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NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN “ operations”
The bank since its established is playing a key role in development of
the country. It is effectively involved in all types of agricultural and
industrial financing. National bank of Pakistan an important role in
Pakistan.
It provides not only banking facilities to the general public but also
provides banking facilities to the other commercial banks.
National bank of Pakistan is authorized to act an agent of the state
bank of Pakistan and a part treasury where the state bank of Pakistan
does not give its own branch.
Role of national bank of Pakistan can be explained with the help of
following heads.
GENERAL BANKING
SPECIALIZED BANKING
MODERN BANKING
BANKERS BANK
MONTHLY INCOME SCHEME
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LENDING OPERATIONS
Corporate finance
Commercial & Retail finance.
Special Assets Management (SAM)
Risk Management
Advance Salary.
SME.
Housing scheme, SAIBAN.
Others
GENERAL BANKING:
In general banking, National Bank of Pakistan provides following
types of services to the general public.
TYPES OF ACCOUNTS:
SAVING ACCOUNTS
CURRENT OR DEMAND ACCOUNTS
FIXED ACCOUNTS
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SAVING ACCOUNTS(PLS)
These types of account are designed to encourage the saving habit of
the customer and lead to long-term or invest relationship. Bank
saving accounts are in the nature of deposits accounts and are not
normally available for drawings.
Rates of interest are typically ahead, by a small margin. Savings
accounts with the banking sector represent a very small proportion of
total deposits. Customer can make any withdrawals from type of
account. The cash reserve ratio is typically low them the current
account because the withdrawals against this account is very low.
CURRENT OR DEMAND ACCOUNT
These are those deposits, which can be drawn by the depositor at my
time by representing a cheque to the bank. People deposits their
money in this account they gave a ready command on their account
in developed and under developed countries of the world, a very
significant part of money is kept under current or demand account.
On this type of account of interest transfer of cash or by cheque takes
place at sight. The cash reserve ratio for his account is very high. The
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operating cost for the handling of this type of this account is very high
because with drawls are very regular.
FIXED OR TERMS ACCOUNT
Fixed accounts are those which are deposited for a fixed period of
time and repayable after the expiry of stipulated time to the customer.
Those people who have surplus funds and want to have save
investments deposit the amount in the fixed account. The rate of
interest given to depositor varies with the length of deposit, i.e. it is
higher for longer period and lowers for shorter period.
The rate of this type of deposits is higher than saving bank accounts.
The cash reserve against this deposit are very low because there no
fear of with drawl of a month before the stipulated of time. No paying
books or passes book or cheque is issued to the customers against
these depositors.
The management of national bank of Pakistan have right to revise all
these rates of interest with out any notice to customers generally
rates of interest are revised after six months. The amount deposited
for 7 and 30 days short term notice and accumulated for the period
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exceeding the limit and the customers get the interest of extra days of
deposit but in the case of months and years the customer did not get
any additional interest for the exceeding period of deposit.
REMITTANCES:
In general banking, National bank of Pakistan also provides following
facilities to the people. The remittances may be divided into two
classes.
INLAND REMITTANCE
FOREIGN RENITTANCE
INLAND REMITTANCE
The remittance of the money from one branch of bank to in other
branch of the same or the other bank within the country is known as
inland remittance.
FOREIGN REMITTANCE
The remittance of foreign investment into the country is called foreign
remittance. National bank of Pakistan offers the following types of
foreign remittances.
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DEMAND DRAFT (DD)
MAIL TRANSFER (MT)
TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER (TT)
TRAVELERS CHEQUES (TC)
SWIFT
WESTERN UNION
DEMAND DRAFT(DD)
Demand draft also known as DD. A person who whishes to remit
money to some another place may if he does not send his own
cheque, obtain from his bank a draft on demand payable to the
person who is to be paid money. It may be drawn upon one of the
banker’s own branches, or upon some other bank where an exist for
draft to be drawn. Whenever a draft is drawn own advice is
dispatches the same day. Advising the bank or branch as the case
may be, of the particular of the draft of that banker on whom it is
drawn may recognized the draft was it is presented.
MAIL TRANSFER
There were also known as MT. The transfer by mail of an account of
currency to another country. The remitter sign auroras requesting the
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banker to transfer the amount by giving the name and address of the
payee.
TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER(TT)
Often called TT. It is quickest method of making payment to any
person. The payment of money in a foreign country may, when
necessary be affected by telegraph; the banker is instructed that
charges are to be born by the payee.
TRAVELERS CHEQUES(TC)
These are also called TC. Traveler’s cheques first came into use
century ago. A form of travel currency giving the holder the security of
a letter of credit and convenience of a total currency. In practice, they
are acceptable in payments of accounts on board ship, at hotels and
in stories. They are in form of a draft. They should be so signed
immediately on issue and place is provided on the cheque for the
signature of the beneficiary on its.
SWIFT ():
WESTRUN UNION:
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NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN, has a vast net work of branches,
that accepts funds, from overseas Pakistanis under home remittance,
free of charge. The Bank has around 450 correspondents banks
through overseas Pakistanis can remit funds to Pakistan.
In order to discourage Hundi / Hawalas and to facilitate overseas
Pakistanis to remit funds conveniently, NATIONAL BANK OF
PAKISTAN, has entered into an agreement with Western Union
Financial Services International, a US based 150 years Old company,
engaged in money transfer, on May, 2002, in order to avail the
services of 101,000 outlets of Western nion in 184 countries of the
world.
LOCKERS:
National bank of Pakistan also provides lockers facility in the country.
The lockers issued to any unknown person.
The dual control system is used for lockers. The officer has master
key to apply on the lockers of any person. The locker holders provide
the bank has specimen signature.
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Whenever the lockers holders come to open lockers, his signature is
verified by the officer and then will be able to open his locker. If the
key of the locker is lost company providing these lockers break the
lockers and new lock is fitted in its locker and lock is destroyed in the
presence of the locker holder and bank charges RS 1200 for that.
In case the locker holder dies, his locker is opened in the presence of
his heir as mentioned in his will or by the court and his belongings are
given to them and the locker is closed.
CREDIT
It may be defined as “The sale of goods and services and money
claims in the present in exchange for a promise to pay in future.”
The most important activity of the bank is the granting of credit to the
customers. NBP provides short term, long terms financing for
domestic and international trade.
Board of directors and Credit committee of NBP designs all types of
decisions for extending credit and inform about these decisions to the
branch managers.
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Manager can grant the credit limit to each customer with in the
declared limits approved by the controlling offices. There is a clear
hierarchy that has been approved by Board of Directors circulated
through document of empowerment. Banks grant credit to the
customers for a certain period of time. The banks provided credit to
the customers so that they can purchase ahead of their liability.
By giving these facility to the customer’s large scale production of
commodity can be achieved and economic growth rate can be
increased. The power to sanctioned loans had been delegated for
controlling different offices, according to amount of loan.
National Bank of Pakistan provides following three types of credits to
the customers.
ADVANCES
GUARANTEE
SECURITIES
The following types of analysis are done for credit selection.
MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS
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OPERATIONAL ANALYSIS
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
SECURITY ANALYSIS
INDUSTRY ANALYSIS
RISK ANALYSIS
CIB REPORTS
PRUDENTIAL REGULATION
ADVANCES
Advances provided by bank are of the following two types.
FUNDED
NON-FUNDED
FUNDED
In fund based bank contributes a large amount of the fund based on
clarified as follows.
DEMAND FINANCE
CASH FINANCE
EXPORTS
RUNNING FINANCE
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DEMAND FINANCE
In demand finance 100% cash collaterals and some property is
involved. It can be provided to any customer. Any individual or joint or
company account holder can get benefit from these types of facility.
People has to provide the cash collaterals in the form of PAK Rs i.e.
is fixed deposits, Saving deposit or like RIC, Gold Ornaments, Prize
bond or defense saving certificate (DSC) or special saving certificate
(SSC) or WAPDA bearer bond. A mark up of 11% is charged
CASH FINANCE
Bank provides these types of finances to customer helping them to
fulfill their working capital needs. It has short term nature, i.e. expiry
of the limit is maximum a year. In areas like Multan, where seasonal
crops needs a lot of funds, seasonal finance is a important portfolio.
In this type of finance bank need 100% collaterals along with pledge
of stocks.
In case of hypothecation of stocks, or stocks under guarantees etc,
the collateral requirement is @ 167 % of the amount of the limit. It is
provided to limited company, partnership or proprietorship account
holders. The mark up rate for this type is 11%, but it varies from
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person To person, depending upon his creditability, volume of the
business, & credit risk rating.
EXPORTS
The bank provides the following facility to the export for the promotion
of exports.
PERCIPIENT-PART-1 (FACPA-P-1)
PERCIPIENT-PART-2 (FAPC-P-II)
POSTSHIPMENT (FAFB)
EXPORT UNDER LC (FBP)
PERCIPIENT-PART-1(FACPC-P-1)
The bank provides this type of advance facility to those exports who
have not enough money to make first shipment in percipient-part-1.
After approval from the SBP, bank provides the loan to the customer
as the rate of 12%.
(3.bank,9 Sep)
PERCIPIENT-PART-P-2(FACPC-P-II)
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In percipient-part-2 a ee report is sent to the SBP BY the customer. In
this report the customer gives details of the previous year’s exports
after the approval from SBP a 5/12 loan on previous year’s working
amount is given to the customer.
POST SHIPMENT (FAFB)
The post shipment means that the customer has enough amounts to
make first shipment but no more so bank issue a loan to the exporter.
The loan is given to the 6% if the customer is not able to return the
loan with in the stipulated period of time the bank charges more.
EXPORT UNDER LC (FBP)
The exports which are under a LC are also provided with the facility of
loan. The bank charges 20% rate and amount is given to the exporter
after the approval of the LC by the bank.
NON-FUND
Non-fund base business is the business where the Bank is not
involving its funds at the time of sanction of certain facility. But it is
contingent liability of the bank & in the case of needs Bank is
supposed to honour it spromise.
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GUARANTEE
IMPORTS
GUARANTEES
A guarantee is defined as “An undertaking by a person to
responsible for the debt of another person.”
A guarantee is a promise between one person to another person or
party to answerable for the debt of the third party. Bank issue
guarantee after 100%cash collaterals are provided by the person with
35% in the form of cash.
National Bank of Pakistan issues guarantees to government agencies
like atomic energy, high way department, and customs arthritis. Sui
northern gas and others. It also issues guarantee to multinational
organization like SIBA GIGY, SANDOZ, PBS, and etc. for the
purchase of pesticide or insecticide from any fertilizer company.
Bank accepts only other bank guarantee but in some cases personal
guarantee is also accepted. The guarantee issued is treated as
contingent liability. According to local rules and regulation the policy
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for issuance of guarantee can be charged. The expiry of the
guarantee can be set by both bank and guarantor. The minimum
period is one year and the guarantee can be reissue for extra period
with paying charges.
Each guarantee must be signed by the two officers whose signatures
appears in the specimen signature book of bank and also counter
sign by the controlling office. Any amendment must also be signed by
both officers. Am amendment in the guarantee can be made after
giving written application to issuing branch. If the value of guarantee
is reduced by the amendment the liability amount will be reduced and
if will value is increased additional liability entries will be passed.
The bank provides following types of guarantees to the customers.
BID BOND
MOBILIZATION BOND
PERFORMANCE BOND
BID BOND
The facility provided at the time of bed opening is called bid bond.
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MOBILIZATION BOND
When the bid is accepted, the bank provides this type of facility to the
customer.
PERFORMANCE BOND
When the project is completed, a performance certificate is provided
by the contractor about the performance of the project for one year.
During one year, if there is any mishap in the project the repair
otherwise authorities claim the performance charges from the bank.
Bank charges commission on issuances of guarantee as per their
schedule of charges. If the party did not pay the amount in the
stipulated time period, bank puts this case for recovery. If some is
recovering then it is good otherwise bank deduct the amount from its
profit and starts the legal procedure against the property pledged by
the customer to bank.
Bank assesses the demand of the customer and then writes letters to
other banks to provide them confidential report of credibility about the
customer this is one provided in the shape of CIB (credit information
bureau) report provided by the sbp. In this report the credits of the
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customers with bank operating in Pakistan are given. After checking
this report the bank issues the guarantee to the customer. In case of
death of his heir as given in the will be responsible for that guarantee.
IMPORTS
Bank provides non funded credit facility to the following basis.
SIGTH L.C
USANCE or DA L.C
SIGTH L.C
In this type of L.C when payment is made documents are released. A
cash margin of 30% is relational by the bank.
USANCE L.C
The payment after a period of days. Which is given in the L.C a
margin of 30% is retained by the bank.
SECURITY
It is an interest or right in the property gives to the creditor to convert
it in cash in case of debtor fails to meet the principle and interest. The
provides the following securities to the customers.
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MORTGAGES:
Transfer of interest in movable property for securing the payment of
money lend on existing or future liability. The following two types of
mortgage are provided by the bank.
REGISTERED MORTGAGE
EQUIABLE MORTGAGE
REGISTERED MORTGAGE
Registered mortgage is provided on the residential property,
commercial industrial property, law plot, etc. A party can get
registered mortgage if they provide the following documents to the
bank.
TITLED DEED
NON ENCUMBRANCE (NEC)
PTI FORM (IN CASE A CONSTRUCTED HOSE)
VLUATION CERTIFICATE
AFFIDAVIT
MORTGAGE DEED
PERSONAL GUARANTEE OF MORTGAGOR
POWER OF ATTORNEY
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LEGAL OPINION
Banks examine all these reports, and if they are correct then issue
the mortgage to the party. The bank examines these reports to see
that the property they want to mortgage is registered is not already
pledged. The bank also calculates the value of property and the legal
opinion of the customer in case of non payment.
EQUITABLE MORTGAGE
Equitable mortgage is provided on the residential property,
commercial industrial property, raw plot, etc.
TITLE DEED
NON ENCUMBRANCE CERTIFICATE (NEC)
PTI FORM (IN CASE A CONSTRUCTED HOUSE)
VALUATION CERTIFICATE
AFFIDAVIT
MEMORANDUM OF DEPOSIT OF TITLE DEED
PERSONAL GUARANTEE AG MORTGAGOR
POWER OF ATTORNEY
LEGAL OPINION
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In this mortgage a charge from bound the customer for any legal
action in case of non payment. In this type of mortgage hypothecation
of stocks involves.
PLEDGE
A pledge is an “a class security given to customers for stocks ware
house, customs, and etc. it is defined as actual delivery of movable
property to lender as security for a loan. When the customer makes
the payment of the loan in full he can back his mortgage property
from the bank i.e. when full payment is made the stock is released.
DOCUMENTATION:
Documentation is a very important aspect while sanctioning a loan.
Right from first application from the borrower, it is the duty of the
Branch Manager to verify the genuineness of the title deeds,
unbroken chain of ownership & subsequently ensure that all the
documents that are needed in case of some unusual circumstances
have been obtained.
OVERSEAS OPERATION
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Out of 180 countries in the world no one is self sufficient by any
means. All of them are dependent on one and another. When goods
are exported to foreign country money is given to foreign dealers this
involves many problem. The main problem is conversion of money.
Every country has its own currency measures i.e USS, RIYAL, UKE.
JAP YEN, PAK RS, and etc. so these currencies are not legal in other
countries of the world. This problem is solved by having a world wise
exchange rate of each currency with one another. Central bank have
a control on each country monetary policies. In each country of the
world authorized dealers do the business of foreign exchange.
National bank of Pakistan regulates the monetary policies in the
country performing its functions as the agent of the state bank of
Pakistan.
LETTER OF CREDIT
A letter of credit is defined as under
“Undertaking by the importer’s bank to exporter that the draw in
accordance with terms and conditions of the credit, will be honored if
presented with in the validity of the credit.”
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Letter of credits are many types but the following two types are main
types.
IRREVOCABLE
REVOCABLE
IRREVOCABLE
An undertaking which cannot be canceled without of confirmation of
both parties.
REVOCABLE
An undertaking which can be amended or canceled with out any
notice to beneficiary by the importer. Letter of credits can be
classified into two classes. These are following.
SIGHT L.C
USANCE OR D/A L.C
USANCE or L.Cs
In this class of L.C the payment is made after a specific period of
time.
OPENING OF L.C
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For opening of l.c the following documents are required by the bank.
APPLICATION OR BOND
ORDER OR INVOICE OR INDENT
INSURANCE (MIST ACCORDING TO PAKISTAN RULES)
LIABILITY ENDORSEMENT OF CUSTOMER
IRRVOCABLE DOCUMENTARY CREDIT (L.C)
SERENITY FORM
An L.C is issued after opening the letter of credit it is sent to the
negotiating bank.
BILLS UNDER L.C
After receiving the L.C. the negotiation bank checks the documents,
which are provided by the exporter with that are described in the L.C.
if there is not discrepancy in that documents then the negotiating
bank gives the payment to the exporter otherwise vice versa.
The negotiating bank sends the document provided by the exporter to
the l.c issuing bank with their covering letter <known as bills under
L.C. The negotiating bank sends these documents by two mails so
that if one mail is not received then the set from 2nd mail can be used
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for further transactions. The negotiating bank sends following
documents to the advising bank.
Covering letter to advising bank 1 copy
Bill of exchange 2 copies
Invoices 8 copies
Bill of lading or air way bill 3 copies
Packing list 3 copies
Shipping advice to insurance company 1 copy
Shipping certificate 1 copy
The advising bank chicks all the documents which they received from
the negotiating bank funds any information which is not given L.C in
this bill if bank finds no thing then transaction is made and if there is
any discrepancy them the advising bank may claim the return of
amount from the negotiating bank.
REMITTANCES UNDER L.C
The advising bank gives the authority to the negotiating bank to get
money from their account from of their branches. If the bank has no
account with the negotiating bank or the currency of the l.c is different
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from that of the official country currency. Then the advising bank
issues a debit authority letter to the negotiating bank to get the money
from that bank and authorize the bank make payment to the
negotiating bank.
REPORTING TO THE SBP
After an import transaction is completed then the officer uses an I
from to report to the sbp for that import. This I form is issued in
quadruplicate. One of its copies is sent to the sbp. Other copies are
for bill of entry 2 national bank of Pakistan copies. This form contains
the information about the import against an l.c i.e. description of
goods their quantity amount of l.c shipment date port shipment vessel
and etc.
EXPORTS
A term used for goods and articles commodities sent from the country
to another. Exports in Pakistan are done by the following four modes.
These modes are
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ADVANCE PAYMENT
CONSIGNMENT SALE
COLLECTION
UNDER L.C.
ADVANCE PAYMENT
In this type of exports the payment is being made in advance by the
importer. This shows the height of confidence between importers after
the shipment is completed then the bank sends and E- form to SBP
stating the export being made.
CONSIGNMENT SALE
Consignment is given to the auction house with out any order. A trust
receipt is being made issued. Amount is given to the exporter when the
goods are being sold or if the auction houses are not able to give the
exporter the required money then gave to return the goods in full to the
exporter. This payment is made after a specific period of time on which
both the parties had agreed i.e. 30, 60, 90, 120, 180, days. If neither
the payment is made nor the goods are returned the importer (auction
house) are treated as criminal under section 420 of criminal act in
Pakistan.
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COLLECTION
Under this type of exports, bank has no liability, buyer and seller sets
the rules for this type of export. Only documents are rooted through the
bank and also payment is received through the bank. It is done with the
prior arrangement between the buyer and seller firm order. Payment is
made by the draft, when the bank received the documents through
other bank the payment is made. The following documents are
produced by the exporter with the bank at the time of exports.
EXPORT LICENSE
COVERING SCHEDULE
COVERING LETTER (DOCUMENT ARE RECEIVED)
AIRWAY BILLOR BILL OF LADING
INVOICE
PACKING LIST
CERTIFICATE OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
INSURANCE OF GOODS
E FORM
In this type of exports payment can be made in parts.
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UNDER L.C
Bank receives an L.C from the importer for exporter of goods. These
export l.cs used in Pakistan are following two types.
SIGHT L.CS
USANCE OR D/A LCS
SIGHT L.CS
The l.c in which payment is made at sight basis after documents are
delivered.
USANCE OR DA L.CS
In this class of l.c the payment is made after a specific period of time
bank checks all the documents provided by the exporter with that listed
in the l.c. If no error then payment is being made else vice verse. The
payment in this type of export is made in full else specified, partly
payment may be made when both the parties agrees. After receiving
the l.c and checking all the documents an approval sheet is being
issued by the officer. The bank provides the bill of exchange. Exporters
provide the following documents to the bank.
BILL OF LADING OR AIR WAY BILL
INVOICE
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PACKUNG LIST
CERTIFICATE OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
INSURANCE
E FORM
The bank informs sbp about current export uses the e. form. It is
issued in quadruplicate. The custom authorities retain first spy of E-
form and returned SBP, 2nd copy is for SBP’ 3rd for exporter and 4th for
the banks record. When full payment is being made the SBP’s copy is
returned to SBP.
After receiving their copy SBP compares the two forms.
EXPORTER REFINANCE
Government of Pakistan is introducing many schemes to permute the
export an earn foreign exchange in 1976 the government introduced
export refinance scheme. This scheme proved to be very productive
from time in time is being amended but its original work frame
remaining the same.
According to this scheme scheduled bank were asked to financed for
the finished goods an after completion of varies formalities. The
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exporter can get counter finance from sbp. From 1985-86 sbp gets 9%
and the remaining 3% for the issuing bank. If the party is not able to
pay the amount in the stipulated time period the issuing bank charges
18.25% of which 9% they have to pay to the sbp in the specific period
and the remaining for them. This facility is being provide to the exporter
in three types. These are under
BILLS PURBHASED REFERENCE LINE
PRESHIPMENT
POSTSHIPMENT
BILL PURCHASED REFERENCE LINE
It indicates the two things
BILL PURCHASED LIMIT OF EXPORTER
FBP facility is usually covered by foreign bank L.C. but even then
drone a certain line for bills purchase limit of any borrower.
LIMIT OF ANY FOREIGN BANK ISSUING L.C
Also known as bank line or country exposure. Banks in Pakistan gave
to as certain the extent of risk they can afford for any specific bank of
global basis and for any individual country of example. Pakistani bank
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can not take any risk of exporter of countries like, DJBOUTI, IRAQ,
former YUGOSLAVIA. Similarly banks giving bountiful reputation or
financial position while functioning is economically strong countries.
PRE SHIPMENT
Banks allow this against certain deals made under an l.c. between
Pakistani and a foreign exporter made shipment in according with the
deal under and l.c exporter submit the shipping documents evidencing
the pre shipment finance if the exporter has taken already any
percipient then bank checks from the books and if he is requesting for
more within the limit he may get it this facility is provided to exporter in
two parts which are as follows.
PRESHIPMENT PART-1
PRESHIPMENT PART-2
PRESHIPMENT PART-1 case is sent to SBP for the author
The following documents are send to SBP.
SECURITY FORM
COVERING LETTER FORM BANK
DEMAND PROMISSORY NOTES (DP NOTE)
UNDERTAKING BY EXPORTER
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PEREFORMS ORDER (2COPIES)
INVOICE
BILL OF LADING OR AIR WAY BILL
EXPORT FORM (E-FORM)
FORM EB
RATE SHEET
After examining these documents, if no error exists, SBP issues
refinance facility to the exporter else returns the documents for
correction to the bank. In pre shipment part 2nd the exporter has to
submit an E-form to the SEP in this form the exporter states the
exports he had made during a full year against each E-form. After
examining this from, SBP gives a 45% loan for refinance to exporter on
the exports the last year.
POST SHIPMENT
The exporter made the shipment from his own sources and then
providing these documents can obtain the reference from SBP.
FOREIGN CURRENCY
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All the banks in Pakistan deal in the four currencies i.e. USS, UKP,
DM, and JAP. The foreign currency accounts are mentioned by the
depositors in the above mentioned currencies. These currencies are
utilized to issues the foreign exchange to the Pakistan travelers to any
foreign currency with the approval of SBP.
Presently it is ban on providing F/C to the traveler. For the traveling
purpose bank can issues the traveling cheques to the travelers which
are exchange able in the country of visit. TCs are issued on the behalf
of well reputed agencies whose interments are accepted world wide,
some of them are AMERICAN EXPRESS, BANK OF AMERICA,CITY
CORROPTION, THUMAS COOKS. The TCs have no time limit.
In Pakistan foreign currency is under sbp control and each bank has to
maintain a certain level currencies are under SBP control and each
bank has to maintain a certain level currencies in cash daily. This cash
is utilized for the foreign currency account holders. The foreign
currency on hand is revealed each day and in case of revolution bank
income account is credited for the difference and in case of revaluation
income accounts bank balance sheet and this value varies according to
the rate of each currency.
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FOREIGN REMITTANCES
Foreign remittance is two types. These are under,
IN WARDS
OUT WARD
IN WARDS
Foreign exchange coming into Pakistan from Pakistani residing abroad
or from foreigners is called in ward foreign exchange.
OUT WARD
Foreign exchange going out from Pakistan by Pakistani residing in the
country is called out ward foreign exchange. All the foreign exchange is
done with the help of DDs, TCs, to TTs.
DEMAND DRAFT (DD)
Demand draft also known as DD. A person who wishes to remit money
to some one other country. If he does not send his own cheques,
obtain from his banker a draft on demand payable to the person who is
to be paid the money. It may be drawn upon one of the banker pawn
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branches or upon some other bank where an arrangement exists from
draft to drawn.
TRAVELER’S CHEQUE (TC)
They are also called TC. Traveler’s cheques first came into use a
century ago. A form of travel currency giving the holder the security of
a letter of credit and convenience of local currencies. They are usually
issued in USS, UKP, DM, AND JAPY, and are encashable at the
correspondent bank at home or abroad.
TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER (TT)
Often called TT. It is a quickest method of making payment to any
person. The payment of money in a foreign country may, when
necessary, be effected by telegraph, the banker sending a cable, with
the necessary particular, to his foreign correspondent. The cost of the
cable is charged to the customer at whose request the transfer is
made, unless the banker is instructed charges are to born by the
payee.
SPECIALIZED BANKING
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National bank of Pakistan also performs some special function in the
field of banking. It also maintains the government’s accounts. In this
regard, various taxes and other central and provisional obligation can
be paid in it. It also disburses the salary among the govt. Employees of
various departments according to the advice provided by treasury
office. It also provides the facility of pension to the retired employees of
the government.
MODERN BANKING
National bank of Pakistan also provides the utilities services to the
people. People can pay their utility bills in it. It provides the credit card
facility to the general public. People can purchase goods from the
authorized stores with the help of credit card. More over, DD, MP, TT
and travelers cheques are the employees of modern baking.
National bank of Pakistan also provides the loan facility against the
security of gold. But this scheme is not much expensive.
MONTHLY INCOME SCHEME (MIS)
The facility of monthly income scheme was also available in the
national bank of Pakistan in near past. Minimum deposit limit in
monthly income scheme was RS 10000/= and the rate of interest was
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14% p.b, where as rate of against was 16.5% pa on the deposit of RS
100000/. Now a day’s new scheme is not available. But the clients can
maintain old scheme. Rate of interest on (MIS) changes after six
month.
AGRICULTURAL LOAN
Because Pakistan is basically a farming country. About 70% of its
populations living in rural areas and nearly 50% of them engaged in
farming.
In 1972, National bank of Pakistan started first time a super vise credit
scheme for the farmers. Loans are advancing to the frame reagents the
security of land, crops, and fixed assets and even on personal security.
National bank of Pakistan provides the agricultural credit for the
purchase of inputs, cattle, tractors, dairy farming, installation of tube
wells etc.
Following are the main types of agricultural credits.
SHORT TERM LOANS
Range of short term credit is one year. Such credit is used for the
purchase of seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, and other casual expenses.
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GHAR GHAR TV (CONSUMER DUREABLES)
National Bank of Pakistan started to provide consumer’s durables to its
valuable clients. For that an agreement was reached between NBP &
LG, where in the company offered their products through financing to
clients with certain pre-requisites. Previous experiences have made the
management to be extra-conscious to avoid Non-performing loans
under this head. That is why, only cash or cash equivalents were
accepted as security. The concept of guarantee remained alive.
ADVANCE SALARY:
In order to inflate the lending balloon & to help the government
employees to enjoy comforts of life, NBP, has launched, advance
salary to them. In first instance it was 03-take home, & recently the
same has increased to 10-take home, with the conditions that the
monthly deduction should not exceed 50 % of the gross salary & the
monthly installments should not exceed 25 % of his monthly salary.
The repayment period have been increased from 36 months (3 years)
to 60 months (05 years). The rate of mark-up has been squeezed from
15 % p.a. to 11 % p.a.
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This mode of financing has tremendously attracted the borrowers. The
total numbers of borrowers as on 31.08.2003, when the rate of Mark-up
was 15 % & the borrowers were restricted to 03 Take-home salaries,
were about 125,000. it is expected that this graph will go upward, when
Bank is offering 10 take home salaries.
HOUSE BUILDING LOAN “SAIBAN”:
Economy of Pakistan is showing very healthy signs. All the indicators
are demonstrating success story. But issue remains that the benefits of
this accomplishment should go down the line. All out efforts are being
planned, to encourage investments & than to create jobs, that will
ultimately help to reduce the poverty scenario. For that Government of
Pakistan is stressing very hard to help to grow house building sectors.
It has been estimated that a lot of potential is untapped in this sector.
The same is growing with even grater speed. Another feature is that
about 40 industries are directly or indirectly associated with this sector.
So developing this sector means,
Providing shelters to unsheltered.
Gearing up economy.
Reducing poverty statistics.
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Generate a wave of investment.
For the purpose, the GOP is steering to tape this untapped area of
investment. On direction & guidance of SBP, National Bank of
Pakistan, has started the House building scheme with the name
“SAIBAN”. Initially the scheme has been launched in three
Cosmopolitan cities, Lahore, Islamabad & Karachi. Due to intricacies,