Title: Future Direction
1Future Direction of Indian Banking and Career
Opportunities in Banking Sector By M.V
Tanksale,CE,IBA
2Indian Banking- Players
Market Share
Public Sector Banks 27
Private Sector Banks 23
Foreign Banks 46
RRBs 56
Co-op Banks UCBs 55 Rural credit societies (in 000s)
Differentiated Banks Yet to be operational
Payment Banks 11
Small Banks 10
3Indian Banking- Facts
Channels Outlets Penetration
Bank Deposit 68 of GDP. Stood
at ?91 lakh Crs Bank Credit 52 of
GDP. Stood at ? 68 lakh Crs. Investment
s stood at ? 26 lakh Crs. Population
per Branch 10,800
4Indian Banking- Exposure
5Challenges
- Risk Management Credit/Market/Operational
Risks. - Capital to meet the growing needs of the
country and Basel III. -
- Stressed Assets and Management of NPAs
- People Specialized and skilled staff. HRM
Management. - Differentiated Banks and adjustments in the
Banking Landscape. - Robustness of the system to detect fraud and
money laundering. - Leveraging technology to improve the
productivity. - Technological Devts Disruptive Innovations
Fintech/E-Commerce,etc .
6Opportunities
- Upward growth of the Indian Economy in the next
3-5 Years. - Greater Demand for Skilled Talented personnel
particularly - Banking, Financial Services and Insurance
Sector. - Analytical Skills , logical bent of mind with
forecasting abilities, the ability to investigate
or translate numeric or fiscal information to
trends, awareness of economic or financial
scenarios are imperative to excel in a career of
finance. - Para Banking Activities Insurance, Mutual Funds
and Pension products of third parties . Cross
Selling of Products. Fee Income of Banks. - Exposure in all verticals Corporate, retail ,
treasury, Agriculture etc
7Opportunities
- Public Sector Banks have presence in all
geographic regions of the - country, have good branch network, hence
sufficient exposure in all - geographic regions.
- Private banks offer equally competitive
exposure. - Challenging opportunities in all verticals of the
Indian Banking Sector - Corporate Segment
- Retail Segment,
- Priority Sector
- Educational Sector
- SME Segment
- Specialised Areas like Treasury
- Risk Management, Economic Research
- HR Management
- Parabanking Activities
- Scope for innovation and opportunities to move up
in career for - Management Students in Financial Sector.
8Financial Inclusion
- India has 6 lakh unbanked villages.
- Bank-led Financial Inclusion -Flagship Programme
of the Government PMJDY - Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana successfully
accomplished. 19.34 crores accounts opened. ?
26,956 crore deposits mobilised. - Pradhan Mantri Jan Suraksha yojana launched .
Aims to offer insurance and pension services to
the masses. 9.17 crs Suraksha Bima Policies and
2.86 crores Jeevan Jyoti Bima Policies opened. - Direct Benefit Transfer already in vogue. All
subsidy payments are routed through bank
accounts. - For KYC- Aadhar is being used.
9ROLE RESPONSIBILITY OF FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS
- What does Business School contributes?
- Business Schools create Entrepreneurs Leaders.
- What is expected of MBAs of Business School?
- What would be our role in shaping our world?
- What kind of a generation of leaders will it take
to tackle problems of inclusive growth,
sustainable growth amidst challenges posed by
uncertainties of several kinds- - Economic uncertainty
- Political uncertainty
- Environmental uncertainty
10ROLE RESPONSIBILITY OF FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS
- India Needs Entrepreneurs
- Management Students To Choose Between
Consultancy And - Entrepreneurship
- Banks To Supplement With Finance/Capital
- Bring Best Global Practices
- Good Governance
- Business Ethics Values
- Public Banks and Private Banks are equal in terms
of opportunity, but competition within the bank
is pronounced in - Private than in Public.
11Young people are fit to invent than to judge
fit for execution than for counsel and fit for
new ideas than for clichés. SUCCESS MANTRA FOR A
LEADER For true success ask yourself these
four questions Why? Why not ?Why not me? Why not
now?
12THANK YOU