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    AAPKA SOLUTIONPresented By:PavelAneeshaNehaFrederick

    JulieEktaPriya

    DanishVartika

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    Agenda..

    Overview

    MISSION AND VISION

    Core Values

    Offices and Promoters

    Services

    Swot Analysis

    Organization Structure and Chart

    Forms and Direction of Communication

    Modern Technologies Used

    Meetings

    Grapevine

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    Axis Bank: An Overview

    Axis Bank Ltd was incorporated inthe year 1993 as UTI Bank Ltd.

    The first private banks to have

    begun operations in 1994, after theGovernment of India allowed newprivate banks to be established.

    The Bank today is capitalized to the

    extent of Rs. 408.84 crores with thepublic holding (other than promotersand GDRs) at 53.81%.

    The Bank has strengths in both retailand corporate banking and is

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    UTI TO AXIS BANK

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    UTI TO AXIS: MAINREASONS

    The decision to rebrand itself was taken bythe bank as it was allowed to use the 'UTI'brand name for free till January 31, 2008,beyond which it had to pay royalty for using

    the name.

    The recommendation for name change to AxisBank has arisen from the existence of severalshareholder-unrelated entities using the UTI

    brand, and the consequent brand confusionthat this generates

    The name UTI bank was changed to AXIS bankas UTI gave a look of government sector bank.

    They had to change the name to have their

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    The New Logo

    TO

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    MISSION AND VISION

    Mission Customer Service and Product Innovation

    tuned to diverse needs of individual andcorporate clientele.

    Continuous technology up-gradationwhile maintaining human values.

    Progressive globalization and achieving

    international standards. Efficiency and effectiveness built on

    ethical practices.

    Vision 2015

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    CORE VALUES

    Customer Centricity

    Ethics

    Transparency

    Teamwork

    Ownership

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    Offices

    Partiulars Mar08 Mar09 Mar10 Mar11 Jun11

    Braches +ExtnCounters

    644 792 983 1,390 1,411

    ATMs 2,764 3,595 4,293 6,270 6,871

    Centres 405 515 643 921 932

    Registered Office is at AhmadabadCentral Office is located at Mumbai.

    **Sources: Companys Annual Reports

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    PROMOTERS

    o The Bank was promoted jointly by theAdministrator of the specified

    undertaking of the Unit Trust of India(UTI)

    Life Insurance Corporation of India

    (LIC).

    General Insurance Corporation Ltd(GIC).

    National Insurance Company Ltd.

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    Services

    Retail banking

    Deposit schemesLoans and

    advances-Personal Loans-Housing Loans

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    Services: Contd...

    Corporate banking

    Accounts- Normal current a/c

    - Trust/NGO savings a/cServices- Private equity, mergers andacquisitions

    - Advisory services- Capital market funding- E- broking

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    SWOT ANALYSIS OF AXISBANK

    Strength

    Support of various promoters.

    High level of services.

    Knowledge of Indian market.

    Weakness

    Market capitalization was very low.

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    SWOT ANALYSIS: Contd

    Opportunities

    Growing Indian bank sectors.- People are becoming more service oriented.- Opportunities to be explored in global market.

    Threats

    Threat from various competitors.

    -Foreign banks-Govt. banks, e.g. SBI, PNB etc-Private sector competitors like HDFC, ICICI.

    Future market trends.

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    ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

    Junior Officer

    Assistant

    Manager

    DeputyManager

    Manager

    Senior Manager

    Assistant Vice-President

    Deputy Vice-President

    Vice-President

    Preside

    nt

    CEO

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    ORGANIZATION CHART

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    FORMS OF COMMUNICATION

    Internal

    CommunicationTeam

    Briefing for

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    Modern Technologies Used

    IP phones

    Software applications for unified communications

    Cisco Unified Contact Center to build distributed callcenters

    Cisco Unity Unified Messaging solution formessages exchange which allows receiving voice

    messages, fax- and e-mail messages in one mail box Cisco Unified Presence informs users of ones

    business status

    Cisco Personal Assistant allows telephone networkusers to set ones own phone calls routing rules anduse voice activation functions

    Cisco VT (Video Telephony) Advantage integratesvoice and video transmission which considerablysimplifies video conference organization

    Cisco Unified Meeting Place a solution for voice,video and online conferences that makes real-time

    joint work easier

    Banking Solution Systems

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    DIRECTION OFCOMMUNICATION

    o

    Upward Communication Suggestion Schemes within the

    Bank.

    Feedback Forums (The lower level

    employees are asked for feedbackabout their senior Employees)

    Surveys.

    Grievance Procedure.

    Monthly employee-managerdiscussions

    Employees at the lower level need tosubmit reports to the managers

    regularly.

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    DIRECTION OFCOMMUNICATION:CONTD

    o Lateral Communication Meeting between Regional banking Head and

    Branch Banking Head regarding the totalnumber of customers and the sales

    Prevents Wastage of time and increases theefficiency of the employees as they dont haveto wait for any approval

    It helps in making important decisions.

    o Diagonal Communication Communication occurs between workers in a

    different section of the organization andwhere one of the workers involved is on ahigher level in the organization.

    In the bank a diagonal communication will

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    MEETINGS

    Internal Weekly Meetings are held within the

    organization to discuss the targets.

    Monthly meetings are held within the branch todiscuss the targets achieved and to set newtargets.

    Official Meetings between the Zonal Heads,Regional Heads, Sales Managers

    Official Meetings between Team Leaders, SalesExecutives

    Letters being issued by the Branch Mangers,Regional Heads

    Briefing of the work to be carried out by theSales Manager.

    Weekly and Monthly meetings between theTeam Leader and Sales Executive, Zonal Heads

    and Regional Sales Manager.

    I f l C i ti

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    Informal Communication

    Informal Communication

    Talking in the Lunch Room

    Talking in the Hallway

    Mostly seen at the Lower Level OfManagement.

    Make sure to celebrate every membersbirthday in the branch.

    Grapevine Not very advantegeous

    Some Ideas in order to increase the Sales ofthe Bank

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    SPAN OF CONTROL

    Branch Manager RegionalHeads

    Zonal HeadsHeadOffice

    No fixed Span of control.Normally it is 4-5 but can vary from 3-10depending on the nature of work.

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    PERFORMANCE APPRAISALPARAMETERS

    Target Achievement

    Team Work

    Number of walking customers he is able toconvert.

    Behavioral Aspects

    Zero Errors (in case of Teller)

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    Promotion Criteria

    Time Bound till Relationship Manager Level.

    Then onwards many factors are considered

    Target Achievement

    Branch Performance

    Cash Reserves

    Back Debt

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    CORPORATE SOCIALRESPONSIBILITY

    The Bank has set-up a Trust The Axis BankFoundation in 2006 and has decided tocontribute upto one percent of its net profitannually to the Foundation. The goal of the

    Foundation is to provide one millionsustainable livelihoods in the next five years.

    The Foundation is presently partnering with44 NGOs in the fields of education, highway

    trauma care, medical relief and the creation oflivelihoods and has been able to reach over58,000 individuals, mainly underprivilegedchildren, in the field of education and around2,500 accident victims.

    -

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    Barriers of communication

    o With Customers

    Language

    Ignorance towards the up-comingtrends and latest technologies.

    o Within Organization: Since only formalcommunication is there, so no barrierexperienced.

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    4/28/12The Communication Strategy of

    Axis Bank OVER LAST Two yearsCommunicationObjectives

    Bring the bank into thetop 3 banks in India. (Atpresent it is on 6th

    position).Generate Brandawareness.

    Develo ositive attitude

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    Brand Building Over Past TwoYears

    Increased Advertisements.

    Quality of Service

    Customer Satisfaction

    New Management

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    Technologies Update ForCUSTOMERS

    CustomerTouch Points

    Branches ATM

    MobileBanking

    InternetBanking

    Point ofSales

    Call

    Cen

    tre

    Traditional

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    Top Most Consumer

    Friendly Banks in India

    According to a survey conducted by OutlookMoney and TNS for Indian Banks., Axis Bankwas ranked second among the top mostcustomer friendly banks.

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    GOOD HR PRACTICES

    Emphasis on learning and development,launching leadership developmentprogrammes

    Providing opportunities to staff to seekaspirational roles through internal job postingsand periodic job rotations,

    Streamlining the Performance ManagementSystem, making the compensation structuremore competitive .

    The Bank has built a training infrastructurewhich seeks to upgrade skill levels acrossgrades and functions through a combinationof in-house and external programmes.

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    GOOD HR PRACTICES: contd..

    Axis Leadership Practices were defined foremployees at different levels of the hierarchyto promote desired behaviour and to facilitatean objective assessment.

    A leadership review for the year has beenlaunched, as a part of which a pool of keytalent will be identified across functions.

    External programmes for team-building,leadership, organisational development,management development programmes andpeople management programmes have beenorganised in partnership with reputed banking

    and management institutions for middle

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    THANK YOU

    Our sincere thanks to Prof Mary Shiela Bodra forher support and for giving us this opportunity ofstudying Axis Bank.

    We also wish to express our gratitude towardsMr. Ramandeep Singh Rekhi, Centre Head, AxisBank, Kutchery Road.

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    QUESTIONS?