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SERVICE PROBLEMS OF

CONSUMER BANKING IN
PAKISTAN
Presented By:
Mubeen Asghar
Roll No: 156
B.B.A (Hons.) 7th Evening
Presented To:
Department of Management sciences
University of Education
Okara Campus

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Outline
Purpose of Research
Objectives of Research
Consumer Banking in Pakistan
Products of Consumer Banks
Consumer Financing and economic growth
Research Methodology
Analysis And Findings
Conclusion & Recommendations

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Purpose

Purpose of this research is to find out the service


problems faced by both borrowers and lenders
way to solve these problems, to improve this
sector of business.

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Objectives of Research

Problems in current system of consumer


banking
Solution of problems faced by borrowers and
lenders
Exploration of opportunities in future
Role of consumer banking in economic
development

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What is “Consumer Financing”?

“Any financing allowed to individuals for


meeting their personal, family or household
needs.”

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Consumer Banking in Pakistan

Consumer banking which is one of the fastest


growing sectors of Pakistan Banking Industry is
also now major interest point for the banks.
Initially the consumer banking sector was only
focused by the foreign banks but its efficiency &
profitability attracted others to come towards this
business but still the major share of consumer
banking in Pakistan is in the hands of foreign
banks.

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Category wise consumer finance

12.55%

16.40% 40.40%

30.36%

Personal loans Auto loans Mortgage loans Credit cards

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Products of Consumer Banks

Home Loan
Auto Loan
Personal Loan
Debit-Credits cards
Deposit Accounts
Wealth Management
E-Banking

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Consumer Financing & Economic Growth

 Increased consumption > increased output / Inflationary


Pressure (Demand-Pull Inflation)
 Increased dependence on foreign loans
 Lack of infrastructure to absorb and manage the
increased number of cars on the road due to easy auto
financing
 Increasing Inflationary impact
 Negative Saving-Investment gap as a result of spend
now, save later behavior in developing nations
 It’s beneficial for those who have the prerequisite
responsibility, maturity and financial literacy to manage
their finances.

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Research Methodology

Secondary Data
Primary Data

Survey

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Analysis And Findings

Opportunities:
1. Which category of individuals do you prefer most for
consumer financing?

80%
Self
60% Em ployed
Businessm a
40%
n
20% Slaraied
person
0%

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2. Is your bank providing any wealth management


services?

50%
40% No Response
30% No Idea
20% No

10% Yes

0%

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3. Which of the following new service would you want to be


introduced by your bank?

No respnose
60.00%
Other
50.00%
40.00%
Online Inter
30.00% bank transfer
20.00%
Money at door
10.00% step
0.00% Internat
Banking

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Challenges:
1. Which type of customer do you prefer most for
consumer financing?

60%
Previous
40%
New
20%
Existing
0%

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2. Are you satisfied by the tenure for consumer loans?

50% No Response
40%
No Idea
30%

20% Up to some
extent
10%
Yes
0%

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3. Do you frequently update your customer records?

100%

80%

60% No

40% Yes

20%

0%

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Continued...

Problems faced By the borrowers:


1.Are you facing any difficulty in getting consumer loans?

Others
35%
30% Bank statem ent
25%
20% Slow processing
15%
10% Im proper
guidance
5%
0% Irrlevant
inform ation

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2. What is the major problem in Credit Cards?

Low lim it
60%
50% Repaym ent
40% schedule
High Interst
30%
20%
Other
10%
0% No response

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3. Are you facing any hidden charges problem?

60%
50% Yes

40%
No
30%
20%
No
10% response
0%

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Continued...

Problems faced by the lenders:


1. Which category of individuals do you prefer most for
consumer financing?

80%

60% Personal Loans


Credit Cards
40%
Auto Loans

20% Hom e Loans

0%

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2.How do you measure customer profile?

No response
60%
50% Willingness to
pay
40%
Solvency
30%
20% Liquidity
10%
Repaym ent
0%
ability

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Continued...

3. What are the major reasons for defaults on consumer


loans?

Im proper
35
statem ent
30
Consum er
25 w illingness
20 Market scenario
15
10 Internal Policies

5
SBP regulation
0

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Customer’s preference for Consumer Banking:


1. Which type of bank do you prefer for consumer banking?

50%

40%
No response
30% Any

20% Local banks


Foreign banks
10%

0%

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2.How will you rate your bank schedule of charges?

50%

40%
Local bank
30% Foreign bank
20% Any
No respnose
10%

0%

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Conclusion

 Improper guidance, slow processing and bank statement


are the major problems faced by bank’s customers in
getting consumer loans.
 Improper assessment and consumer willingness to pay
the loan
 hidden charges
 Customer satisfaction is not preferred
 Narrow range of services by local banks

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Recommendations

 PIN-based credit cards should be issued that would


provided additional security.
 Markup charged on consumer financing should be
reduced to a substantial level so the spread between
bank loans and deposit could be reduced and customer
could easily pay off the loans
 Better returns should be provided on deposit accounts
 To facilitate the customer’s new products and services
should be introduced continuously

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Continued...

 SBP should continuously update its regulations


according to need of people and economic situations of
the country
 Increase consumer awareness, give clear instructions
and guidance
 Make customer friendly policies but it should also cover
the risk factor
 Markup charge on loans & interest given on deposits
should be regularly monitored and guided by SBP

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