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(This Internship Report Is Submitted For the Partial Fulfillment of the Degree of Bachelor of
Business of Administration with a Major in Finance)
Supervised By
Ms.Tanvina Tabasum
Lecturer
Faculty of Business studies
Premier University, Chittagong.
Prepared By
Name: Pulak Das
Student ID: 1022231211
Program: RMBA
Major in finance
Submission Date: 29-01-2013
Premier
University
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Letter of Transmittal
Date: 29-01-2013
To
The Supervisor
Ms.Tanvina Tabasum
Lecturer
Faculty of Business studies
Premier University, Chittagong.
Sub: Prayer for submission of internship report on Credit Risk Management of Brac
Bank LTD.
.
Madam,
Here is the Internship Report I am required to submit to he faculty as a part of the completion of
RMBA program. My topic is evaluation of asset liability management of a commercial bank. I
choose Brac Bank Limited, Jamal khan Branch. For doing so, I had to collect data from various
sections of the said branch Brac Bank Ltd, such as, Credit Department, Foreign Trade
Department etc.
I hope that the information placed through this Report will provide you enough information
about Brac Bank activities. I am always available to discuss the same with you to be abreast of
the time.
Sincerely yours
(.........................)
Name: Pulak Das
Student ID: 1022231211
Program: RMBA
Major in finance
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Acknowledgement
I am very much grateful to Almighty for giving me the scope having a degree in Business
Education and to prepare this term paper. I pay gratitude to the Supervisor of my report, The
Supervisor Ms.Tanvina Tabasum
, Lecturer Department of finance. Faculty of Business studies, Premier University, Chittaging. I
also pay honor to the teachers for their contribution. I am also grateful to Honorable Chief
Executive Officer of Brac Bank Ltd. Jamal Khan branch who has given me the Practical
Knowledge about the banking operations.
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Executive summary
Brac Bank mainly deals with large corporate customers seeking large loan facilities. But for
banks, loans are the largest and most obvious source of risk. Experience in recent years has
shown that absence of proper management of such risk has resulted in significant losses or even
crippling losses for a number of banking institutions. Effective credit risk management is
therefore vital to ensure that a banking institutions credit activities are conducted in a prudent
manner and the risk of potential bank failures reduced. So, appropriate policies, procedures and
systems should be implemented at each financial institution for identifying, measuring,
monitoring and controlling credit risk effectively.
BBL follows a centralized approach in extending its credit. Relationship Managers (RM) brings
in new customers and prepares credit proposals for them. The proposal package is then sent to
the Credit Risk Management (CRM) department analyzes the risk mitigating factors and sends
the proposal with recommendation to the credit approving authority. Credit approving authority
approves the proposal or denies it and sends the same to CRM again. BBL has a written credit
policy manual. It fully complies with Bangladesh Bank Guidelines. BBL does not extend credit
to a business, if it does not understand the business. The process of credit assessment is also
guided by the central bank directives. A thorough credit and risk assessment is conducted prior
to the granting of loans, and at least annually thereafter for all facilities. The loan structure is
matched with the cash conversion cycle of the business and appropriate security is taken as
collateral. In short, credits are not extended relying on just the borrowers or sponsoring units
reputation in Brac Bank Limited.
Table of Content
Chapter-1
(Introductionary Aspects)
1.1
Introduction
1.2
1.3
1.4
Chapter-2
(Theoretical Aspects)
2.1
Credit Risk
5
6-7
Chapter-3
Company Profile
3.1
3.2
3.3
Mission of BBL
10
3.4
Vision of BBL
10
3.5
10
3.6
11
3.7
Departments of BBL
11
3.8
Features of BBL
12
3.9
Network of Branches
12
3.10
Organizational Flow
13
3.11
Corporate Profile
14
Chapter-4
Credit Risk Management in BBL
9
9-10
15
4.1
16
4.2
16
4.3
Credit Principles
17
4.4
17
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4.5
Types of Credit
4.6
4.7
4.8
Loan Administration
4.9
4.10
17-20
21
21-22
22
22-24
25
26
5.0
5.1
5.2
28-31
5.3
31-34
5.4
34
5.5
34
5.6
35-41
Chapter-6
Loan classifications and provisioning System of BBL
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6.1
43
6.2
Loan Classification
6.3
Qualitative Judgment
46
6.4
47
6.5
7.0
27-28
28
43-46
47-48
49
50
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7.1
Findings
50-51
7.2
Recommendation
52-53
7.3
Conclusion
54
References
55
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