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TITLE OF THE REPORT
INTERNSHIP AFFILIATION REPORT ON
“The Strategies of Bank Asia Ltd (Scotia Branch) to increase the number of
customers”
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CHAPTER-01
INTRODUCTION
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1.1 Rationale for selecting the report:
Bank Asia is one of the prominent private commercial bank of Bangladesh. Currently, I am
doing my internship in the Scotia branch of the bank. As a student majoring in marketing it gives
me immense opportunity to learn The Strategies of Bank to increase their customers through the
internship in Bank Asia. For my future career, I would like to establish myself into the
professional sector of banking in Bangladesh. With this frame of mind, this affiliation report
would provide me ample experience and learn the processes banking. It will help me to
understand and materialize the concepts I have learned in my BBA program through practical
knowledge. The selected topic would ensure that I get the required knowledge from Bank Asia to
build my career in banking. It is mandatory to complete a three months internship program in
order to complete the BBA program. After finishing my course work, I was assign to complete
my internship program in Bank Asia. As per the instruction of internship supervisor, I was
devoted to learn the banking operation of Bank Asia. During the tenure of my internship
program, I worked in most of the departments of Bank Asia Ltd. – Scotia Branch. Based on the
learning and practical experience, I have prepared this report. It is also mandatory to submit a
report to the bank.
1.2 Background:
Bank Asia Limited is a scheduled commercial bank in the private sector established under the
Banking Company Act 1991 and incorporated in Bangladesh as a public limited company under
the Companies Act 1994 to carry out banking business in Bangladesh. The Bank Asia Limited
started its operation from November 27, 1999 under the Bank Companies Act 1991. Bangladesh
Bank the Central Bank of Bangladesh issued Banking license on October 31, 1999.
Bank Asia has been launched by a group of successful entrepreneurs with recognized standing in
the society. The management of the Bank consists of a team led by senior bankers with decades
of experience in national and international markets. The senior management team is ably
supported by a group of professionals many of whom have exposure in the international market.
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It set milestone by acquiring the business operations of the Bank of Nova Scotia in Dhaka, first
in the banking history of Bangladesh. It again repeated the performance by acquiring the
Bangladesh operations of Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. (MCB), a Pakistani bank.
In the year 2003 the Bank again came to the limelight with oversubscription of the Initial Public
Offering of the shares of the Bank, which was a record (55 times) in our capital market's history
and its shares commands respectable premium.
The bank uploads and strictly abides by good corporate governance practices and is subject to
the regulatory supervision of Bangladesh bank. For the year ended as on 31st December 2011.
1.3 Slogan of Bank Asia:
“For a better tomorrow”
“ does not have to confined with the limited service rather enhanced existing service and brought
up new services in order to their existing and potential clients for made the life more easier’’
1.4 Corporate mission: To assist in bringing high quality service to the customers and to participate in the growth
and expansion of the national economy.
To set high standers integrity and bring total satisfaction to the clients, shareholders and
employees.
To become the most sought after bank in the country, rendering technology driven
innovative service by the dedicated team of professionals
1.5 Vision:
Bank Asia’s vision is to have a poverty free Bangladesh in course of a generation in the new
millennium, reflecting the national dream. Our vision is to build a society where human dignity
and human rights receive the highest consideration along with reduction of poverty.
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1.6 Salient Features of Bank Asia:
Only Bangladeshi Bank to acquire (Purchase) operations of 02 (two) foreign banks
namely: (a) Bank of Nova Scotia of Canada (b) Muslim Commercial Bank of Pakistan.
Majority stakeholder of ERA INFOTECH, (A joint Venture IT Company).
Centralized Trade Services Operation (Facilitates Export/ Import and Inward and
Outward Remittance for non-AD Branches.)
Central Clearing Fully Automated.
Online Charges Free.
ATM (Own) Charge Free.
Own ATM 48.
E-Cash Booth 125.
24 Hours Call Centre
Member- Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE)
Commenced Capital Market Operations (Share Trading).
Internet Banking
Mobile Banking
SME Banking
Consumer Banking
Islamic Banking
1.7 Corporate Information:
The Bank Asia Limited is managed by a group of vivacious Board of Directors drawn from
different segments. They hold very respectable positions in the society and are from highly
successful group of business and Industries in Bangladesh. The bank has a very competent
Management Team who has enough knowledge and experience in domestic and international
banking. The bank uploads and strictly abides by good corporate governance practices and is
subject to the regulatory supervision of Bangladesh bank.
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1.8 Organizational Hierarchy:
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BANK ASIA LIMITEDSCOTIA BRANCH
SVP & Manager
Position OpenLiability Management SEO
RM (Asset)FAVP & Operations
ManagerSenior OfficerRemittance
InchargeAssistant
OfficerPlacid
TellerPlacid & FedEX
Trainee Officer
TT/DD & Test-key
Banking OfficerPosting (All Co.)
TellerRemittance PaymentTrainee OfficerQuery
Settlement(All
Companies)
Xpress Money, Wall StreetPosting (All Companies)
Position Open
TNS, SEABKuwait
Exchange
MTRM (Asset)
Position OpenCredit AdminJunior OfficerCredit
Admin &Consumer Credit
Position OpenCredit
Reporting
Executive Officer
GB In-Charge
Teller (Cash)Teller (Cash)Teller (Cash)
Probationary Officer
Accounts
Senior OfficerClearing
Asstt. OfficerReconcilliation
OfficerCustomer ServiceBanking Officer
Customer Service
Junior OfficerTC &
Student Files
Foreign Remittanc
e
Foreign TradeForeign Trade
Senior OfficerForeign Trade
Position Open
F.Ex Reporti
ng
Junior OfficerForeign Trade
Receptionist
MTNow Under
Training
1.9 Objectives of the report:
Broad Objective:
To find out the strategies of Bank Asia Limited to increase the number of customer.
Specific Objectives:
During my internship period I will also try to find:
1. the policies of Bank Asia Limited to target their customer.
2. activities to attract their targeted customer.
3. policy to retain their existing customers.
4. facility for loyal customers.
5. participation of Bank Asia Limited in different national and international events.
6. media Involvement of Bank Asia Limited.
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CHAPTER-0 2
ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN
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2.1 Work-Related Activities Organization-wide and Other relevant
Activities :
A. Work-Related : Bill processing for Sign Board or Branding
Preparing Work Orders
CRM Activation Plan for Existing Top Level Customers
CRM Activation Plan for Influencing Prospective Top Level Customers
CRM Activation Plan through SMS Greetings
Eid Campaign
Influencing Customer to take Car or Home Lone
Credit Cards Rebranding
ATM Campaign
Internal Branding Initiative
Employer Branding Initiative
Campaign at different event
Preparing Office Note
Inviting suggestions and complaints (suggestion box)
Observations
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2.2 The Strategies from ANSOFF MARTIX:
Ansoff’s matrix suggests four alternative marketing strategies which hinge on whether products
are new or existing. They also focus on whether a market is new or existing. The four strategies
are:
1. Market penetration – This involves increasing market share within existing market
segments. This can be achieved by selling more products/services to established customers or by
finding new customers within existing markets. Example- Bill processing for Sign Board or
Branding, Preparing Work Orders, CRM Activation Plan for Existing Top Level
Customers
2. Product development – This involves developing new products for existing markets. Product
development involves thinking about how new products can meet customer needs more closely
and outperform the products of competitors. . Example- CRM Activation Plan for
Influencing Prospective Top Level Customers, CRM Activation Plan through SMS
Greetings
3. Market development – This strategy entails finding new markets for existing products.
Market research and further segmentation of markets helps to identify new groups of customers. .
Example- Employer Branding Initiative, at different event, Preparing Office Note,
Influencing Customer to take Car or Home Lone
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4. Diversification – This involves moving new products into new markets at the same time. It is
the most risky strategy. The more an organization moves away from what it has done in the past
the more uncertainties are created. . Example- Eid Campaign, Influencing Customer to take
Car or Home Lone, Credit Cards Rebranding, ATM Campaign
B. Organization-wide:
2.3 Corporate Brand and Corporate Banking Division
Bank Asia Limited, these words have very profound impact in the market. The name carries
positive image, trust and quality in banking arena. The name represents an umbrella under which
several divisions are carrying out different banking services. So, this name has to be equally
vibrant for all the categories and unequivocally uplift the emblem of ‘a bank with a difference’.
To consumers, our corporate brand represents as ‘a good bank’ (consumers’ verbatim) due to
quality in our services and due to our strong corporate-base which they have come across
personally or hearing from surroundings. So, they will expect every product with the same brand
name to have the same level of trust and quality those they are familiar with. So, all our
initiatives will be surrounding maintaining the positive activities we are doing now and taking
new initiatives to make Prime Bank more compelling and attractive.
2.4 Maintaining & Managing Strategies a. Events/Fair/Exhibition
b. Sponsored Events Including Sports
c. Eid compliments distributions
d. CSR
e. Pahela Baishakh
f. Eid cards/calendars/diary/corporate gift items
2.5 New Initiatives to Go Further
a. Integrity Campaign
b. Internal Branding Initiative
c. An IMC approach to maintain consistency in everything we do
d. 2011 cricket world up
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e. Inviting suggestions and complaints (suggestion box)
f. Employer Branding Initiative
g. Repositioning of Corporate Brand
2.6 Event Golf (MGCC,JGCC,RGCC, Savar, Kurmitola)
US Trade show
Dhaka Motor Show
Bank & Non Bank Financial Institutions Fair
Sponsoring Rehab fair.
Loan fair/ road show (two loan fairs @ Dhk and Ctg.
And four road shows)
Sponsoring event/debate: NDC, viq. Noon, etc
Donation
Kids art competition (crest, certificate, honorium of
judges, prize money)
Others
2.7Customer Relationship Management Today, many businesses such as banks, insurance companies, and other service providers realize
the importance of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and its potential to help them
acquire new customers retain existing ones and maximize their lifetime value. At this point, close
relationship with customers will require a strong coordination between all the branches and
Marketing Division to provide a long-term retention policy of selected customers.
CRM is a sound business strategy to identify the bank’s most profitable customers and prospects,
and devote time and attention to expanding account relationships with those customers through
individualized marketing, re-pricing, flexible decision making, and customized services through
the various sales channels that the bank uses.
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2.7.1. CRM Activation Plan for Existing Top Level Customers:
Name : Delighting customers through gift item.
Campaign Objective : To build a strong rapport with the valued clients of the Bank and turn
them as the opinion leaders who can create word of mouth communication with others.
Time Period : Eid ul Fitr
Promotional material : Pen, Key Ring, Cardholder, Crest, Jainamaj, Tasbih & Atar
2.7.2 CRM Activation Plan for Influencing Prospective Top Level Customers:
Name : Value Creation through gift item.
Campaign Objective: To influence the prospective top-tier (they are not in top 10 but they
are within top 30) clients of Bank Asia Ltd. so that we can generate more business (deposit &
loan) from them.
Time period : The year 2011 is divided into 4 phase and every phase will contain3
months. In each phase, the CRM team will communicate with at least one and maximum two
divisions.
Target customer : For this campaign, we will target Grade A, B, C & D branches potential
20 customers.
2.7.3 Execution Manual :
For executing the program, The CRM team will follow a specific guideline:
Firstly, selecting a branch in the respective division for each phase.
Setting Date of CRM Activation Launch in Respective Division.
Selection of the Valued Customers by the Branch Manager.
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Greet the customers with the “Thank You” letter & branded souvenir of the bank.
The CRM activation manager maintained customers’ comment register which would
include the calling customer’s detailed information, his advices, suggestions, complaints
(if any) and any other concerns about the Bank, its products and services.
Promotional material : Pen, Key Ring, Cardholder, Crest, Jainamaj, Tasbih & Atar.
2.7.4 CRM Activation Plan through SMS Greetings:
Name : SMS compliments in special occasion of the valued customer.
Campaign Objective: To lead the top customers feel service delightment on their special day
(Birthday/Anniversary) of life. By these activities, they will feel that Prime Bank is always
keeping in touch with them.
Time period : According to a database and greet the customers.
Target customer : The top level 30 customers of each branch.
Execution Manual : For executing the program, The CRM team will follow a specific
guideline:
Maintain a large database of 50 top clients of each branch of Bank Asia Determine their
Special day (Birthday/Anniversary) of life.
Maintain SMS alert or SMS reminder service on their special occasion so that the
customers are automatically greeted on their special day of life.
Promotional Media : Flash SMS
2.8 Retail Banking Division
2.8.1 Eid-ul-Fitr Campaign
During Ramadan people all over the country join in a shopping-spree. Alternatively it can be said
that this is ‘the month of shopping’. And another opportunity is growing during Eid vacation is
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traveling & tourism to countryside and abroad. These both trends have opened up the
opportunity of selling Shopping (Any Purpose) and Travel loan products more. As a continuation
of earlier years we want to capitalize the business opportunity of this month.
Competitive Scenario: Every year competitors run campaigns during the month of Ramadan;
especially SCB, EBL, BRAC, AB Bank, HSBC, UCB, City Bank and Dhaka Bank are loud. As
Bank Asia retail banking division is growing and strengthening its foothold in the retail banking
market of Bangladesh, we need to exploit this opportunity. One issue we must need to remember,
competitors are more aggressive than we do. Retail is very fragmented business so we definitely
need to be loud with our product portfolio.
Timeline : During the month of Ramadan
Objective : To boost up Shopping (Any Purpose) & Travel loan products
Product Detail : Personal loan & Travel loan products
2.8.2 Eid-ul-Azha CampaignDuring Eid-ul-Azha people join in buying fridge or refrigerator and other electronic goods. This
trend opens up the opportunity of selling Household Durables Loan & Any Purpose Loan.
Competitive Scenario: Every year competitors run campaigns around this occasion; especially
SCB, EBL, BRAC, AB Bank, HSBC, UCB, City Bank and Dhaka Bank. As Bank Asia retail
banking division is growing and strengthening its foothold in the retail banking market of
Bangladesh, we need to exploit this opportunity. One issue we must need to remember,
competitors are more aggressive than we do. Retail is very fragmented business so we definitely
need to be loud with our product portfolio.
Timeline : Before the month of Eid-ul-Azha.
Objective : To boost up Shopping (Any Purpose) & Travel loan products
Product Detail : Personal loan & Travel loan products
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2.8.3 Car Loan CampaignDuring April-June customers try to buy cars before next year budget because every year govt.
imposes more taxes on car and vehicle. This trend opens up the opportunity of selling car loan.
Competitive Scenario: Every year competitors run campaigns around this occasion; especially
SCB, EBL, BRAC, AB Bank, HSBC, UCB, City Bank, Bank Asia and Dhaka Bank. As Bank
Asia retail banking division is growing and strengthening its foothold in the retail banking
market of Bangladesh, we need to exploit this opportunity. One issue we must need to remember,
competitors are more aggressive than we do. Retail is very fragmented business so we definitely
need to be loud with our product portfolio.
Objective : To boost up sales of Car loan products
2.8.4 Home Loan CampaignBackground: During September-April customers starts working for house building, renovation
& decoration just after rainy season.
Competitive Scenario: Home loan competition is severe; especially market players are SCB,
EBL, BRAC, AB Bank, HSBC, UCB, City Bank, Bank Asia, DBH, IDLC and Dhaka Bank. As
Bank Asia retail banking division is growing and strengthening its foothold in the retail banking
market of Bangladesh, we need to exploit this opportunity. One issue we must need to remember,
competitors are more aggressive than we do. Retail is very fragmented business so we definitely
need to be loud with our product portfolio.
Objective : To boost up sales of Home loan products
2.9 Card Division
2.9.1 Credit Cards Rebranding:
Plastic card is the sharp weapon of future of banking business. As it is convenient, safe and
prestigious to carry with, middle-class customers are rushing for it. Banks have also introduced a
number of credit cards which have already spurred the competition of growing card market.
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AMEX cards have given a new momentum while SCB, BRAC, EBL, HSBC, DBBL cards are
notable players. Every month more than 5000 credit cards are being added in the market.
We need to rebrand our credit cards to give it a new look and feel. We should show our prowess
in the market. We need to ensure continuous penetration and neck-to-neck competition with the
aggressive players as mentioned above. Continuous penetration is an effective tool to hold
market leadership. To do this we need different approaches than other operators.
Objective: To introduce ‘Bank asia Credit Cards’ as a self-stand sophisticated brand of Card
business Portfolio; this ultimately will ensure foreseeing approach of the leading bank.
Business Target: Minimum 8000 unit newer credit cards (excluding usual target of 12000 units)
average 50 transactions yearly per card.
2.9.2 Direct Engagement in Shopping Malls
Plastic card is the sharp weapon of future of banking business. As it is convenient, safe and
prestigious to carry with, middle-class customers are rushing for it. Banks have also introduced a
number of credit cards which have already spurred the competition of growing card market.
AMEX cards have given a new momentum while SCB, BRAC, EBL, HSBC, DBBL cards are
notable players. Every month more than 5000 credit cards are being added in the market.
We need proactive strategies to grab the sizable future business of the market. But immediately
we need to focus more on increasing our present share of the market with reactive strategies.
Objective : To spur the growth of card business.
Target : Selling 2000 cards in 3 days and prospecting another 2000 new
customers.
Venues : Bashundhara Market, Mascot Plaza, Rifles Square
Mechanism : Team can be formed with four members. Four representatives of Card Division
will promote, display and sell our products in all 3 major shopping malls during the said time.
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Every team can be a combination of I Sales Officer, 2 DSEs, and 1 Call Center Representative.
These teams and their performances will be closely monitored by supervisors of Card Division.
Pre-requisite : Team members must be effectively trained, well-groomed and well-versed.
2.9.3ATM Campaign
Increasingly banks are aggressively marketing their Proprietary cards and Debit cards by offering
multi-functionality of the cards and promotional campaigns. These actually giving them edge of
boosting up retail liability business as customers are opening new accounts to get an ATM or
Debit card which is very prestigious to suburban and urban customers. We found customers have
severe confusions whether Bank Asia has capable of ATM service or not. Because we have
never communicated how many ATM booths and arrangements we have with DBBL. During the
BTL campaigns, brand visits and meeting customers have faced this issue many times.
Concept : No Charge with DBBL & Spread of ATM Booths
Objective : To arouse confidence of customers and boost up retail liability business.
Communication Priorities of the existing product:
a. Ensure adequate availability of the communication brochures in the branches
b. Arrange wall hanging brochure stand in every ATM booth where products of the Bank
Asia Limited will be available throughout the year
c. Rebranding of 38 ATM booths
d. Master card, Proprietary card, Internet Banking and SMS Banking advertising in the
ATM machine screens in every two minutes to attract the PBL ATM booth users.
e. Establish an Electronic Customer Relationship Management for the customers (Greetings
in birthday, anniversary, anniversary of relationship with the Bank, pohela boishak etc.).
f. ATM signage’s in the street area as well as signs in shops, restaurants etc.
g. Participation in card fairs
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CHAPTER-0 3
CONSTRAINTS/CHALLENGES AND PROPOSED COURSE OF ACTION
FOR IMPROVEMENT
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3.1. Identified/Observed in the Organization:
During internship period in Bank Asia limited, Scotia branch I have found some problems in the
bank according to my perspective and short period of time is not for analysis for the bank
performance due to time constraints. They are …
Scotia Branch is a new Branch that’s why many departments are not available in this
Branch only General Banking and foreign exchange section fully work.
Their ATM booth services have some network problem.
Bank Asia ATM Booth is not available here.
Bank Asia have suggestion box service but because of proper guidance customer don’t
know about these properly.
Bank Asia don’t give any special offer for car & home loan, which is influence cutomer to
take loan.
During eid time they only give eid card and very few amount of loan facilities.
They don’t give any special offer regarding any types of event to achieve customer
attraction.
Their internal banking system are not working properly.
There have lack of information about different loan products like personal loan, travel
loan, house hold durable loan.
They don’t use any advertisement for credit card service
When a client try to open an A/C he/she must have to need an introducer, sometime it may
create a problems for the clients. Anyone can not open account due to lacking documents
and introducer.
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3.2. Academic Preparation:
This internship period is very important for any student. So it also gives me an opportunity to
learn practical knowledge about banking. It gives me also some valuable learning about banking
sectors which are related business and study of major marketing sector. As a student in
university learn about business related in Day to day Banking. Its involve of all of departments
But in internship period I have done my entire job in the entire department of Bank Asia. That’s
internship period I learned a lot experience about business and business related things, it’s
helpful for my carrier.
Some of the scenarios where I found the relevance:
Financial institution like bank are totally dependent on it’s customers and parties. A huge
number of parties does not mean that you aredoing your business right but a small
quantities of parties with regular transactions is what every one is looking for. So
maintain a good transaction rate, it is very much needed to maintain a good CRM-
customer Relationship Management with the clients to satify them.
I was very much delight to relate it with my subject matter and it is worth a lot.
If we consider the 4p’s of marketing, it is product that comes first and for the institution
like banks, it is the accounts and its service to iits customer. Bank Asia is very much
aware about these and offerinf newer products like saving schemes for the woman- FDR,
DPS, Student schemes etc.
A loyal customer is someone who is retained by the organization and being served with a
great extent of service. It is one of our main goal to retain the old customers as well as
collecting the newer one’s.
Marketing is all about promoting your ideas, products, solution to customers and makes
the profit out of it considering a great source of customer satisfaction. Bank Asia tends to
market and promote its offers and promotion a lot and it’s almost what I have always like
to do.
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3.3 MISSING KNOWLEDGE’S:
It was not partially possible for a student to evaluate the universities under graduation program
until they experience the real business or corporate world. Once those subjects or gestures which
had been considered a valueless topic will eventually became worthy after analyzing the real life
scenario. It is not possible for university to reach its students accurately to the point but what it
tries to make them able to cope up with diverse situation and make ourself flexible within the
given context.
I have done my internship in a financial institution despite my non-attachment to the financial
studies.
So having different types of issues in mind and some difficulties, I am going to address some of
the skills which might be learned for betterment of the students. Like-
Although I am a marketing department student but I had to complete my internship in
Bank Asia Ltd and here most of the activities are accounting related, so in order to make
everyone fluent and flexible on accounting and finance university should introduce more
accounting and finance courses as a core subject.
Corporate world is different side of life; we were used to live in our university days. It is
really important for the university to make its student more sensible in this issue. Because
unless someone is incapable of maintaining these norms may create a high level of dis-
satisfaction around there colleagues. So university should arrange more
saminarssymposiums on this issues
During my internship program, I had to work on different technologies. We had to work
on the lan connection which is directly connected with the principle branch. For the
regular transaction, stellar, MICR is being used. So university should emphasis on these
issues and make its students work on different platforms and software’ make them fluent
on MS office, they should take different classes on SPSS and these types of initiatives
would definitely help the students get used in their professional career.
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CHAPTER-04
LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE INTERNSHIP
PROGRAM
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4.1. Implications to Organization/Company:
I started internship program in Bank Asia limited, Scotia Branch from 5th may 2013, firstly I
introduce with the manager who later introduced me to all the staffs of the Bank would perform
in 12 weeks of my internship program. First I was assigned to General Banking Section. It was
very challenging, but very productive. I was under Mr. subrata kumar paul, Senior
Executive Officer of Bank Asia, Scotia Branch who was very intellectually intriguing. He gave
me a written job description for 3 months.
In 1st month was posted in the General Banking Section, cash section and account section. I have
train up with day-to-day cash transaction, account opening, Remittance, Clearing, Account
related work etc.
Maintenance of Deposit A/Cs:
Saving accounts/ Current accounts/cash credit deposits/Fixed deposits/short term
Deposits/margin deposits/Bond deposits/F.C. Bond deposits.
Handling transfer transaction
Keeping good relation with valued customer.
Providing necessary support to the customers.
In 2nd month, I was posted in the Credit and foreign trade department. Here I have train up with
Credit proposal preparation, Documentation and others credit related works.
In 3rd and last month, I was worked with my Internship report and also I have continued with all
the department of the Bank.
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4.2. Implications to University’s Internship Program:
The internship program is a partial requirement to take test of real life challenge conducted by
the intern who related BBA program with academic course, book knowledge in job world,
reports make by the organization way with data gathering. So in my opinion in our BBA
Program university should add international business and Customer service and relationship
development in core subject that interconnects international business as import and exports and
also develop better relationship with the customer. The banking internship gives opportunities to
gain practical knowledge etc.
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CHAPTER-0 5
CONCLUDING STATEMENTS
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5.1. Recapitulation / Summary:
This report serves the purpose of expressing my experience Bank Asia, Scotia Branch for three
months’ probation period. As young professionals I joined this renowned organization with
fervor and enthusiasm. It is my great pleasure to have this experience which will guide me
through my professional life. Working as an intern in the bank gives me directly experience in
account opening, information given, cheque clearing, remittance, loan disbursement etc. and
advances analysis credit proposal and disburse credit it’s satisfactory.
The present customer dealing procedure is quite well at moment. The computerized transaction
makes the system efficient and effective. They should training to staff, give more attractive
product etc. which may create a good result for their overall performance. During the course of
my practical orientation I have tried to learn the practical banking activities to realize it with my
theoretical knowledge, which I have greathearted and going to acquire from various course of
my BBA program. This internship helps me for my future corporate job career.
5.2. Recommendations for Future Strategic Actions:
I enjoyed very much my internship period Bank Asia Limited, Scotia Branch has given me the
opportunity to do my internship program for three months and provided me a wide range of
scope to observe the different functions of bank through All Banking departments. Bank Asia
Limited, Scotia branch can some adopt of the following recommendation:
To recover the online interruption problem of Bank Asia Ltd. should strengthen their
software and server system and must be undertaken against defaulter.
They can increase the advertising of the Bank to highlight latest services of Bank Asia
Limited like other banks.
Can also provide some more attractive and deposit facilities and credit facilities.
They also can take incentives to provide high quality service.
Ensure accurate and swift services in the cash department.
Internal problem of the employees sometimes harasses normal customers to get service
faster.
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Bibliography
Annual Report of Bank Asia Ltd.
Banking journal.
Internal records and documents of The Bank Asia Limited (Both Branch & Head Office).
Internet Sources
http:/ www.google.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank Asia
http:/www.bankasia-bd.com
http://groups.google.com/group/vuzs
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Fahad Al Saba Haque
House-33, Road-17 (4th floor)
Nikunja-2, Dhaka -1205
Mobile: +8801722-104389
E-mail: [email protected]
CAREER OBJECTIVES
To obtain a position to utilize my skills and abilities in any recognized company that offers job security and professional growth while being resourceful, innovative.
Academic Qualification
Name of the Examination
Board/UniversityYear of passing
CGPA
B.B.A
(Major in Marketing)
American International University Bangladesh (Last Semester) 2013 3.13
H. S. C
(Business Study) Moulvibazar Govt. College, Moulvibazar2008 3.80
S. S. C
(Science)The flower’s KG and high school 2006 3.38
Computer Literacy
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, MS Excel and MS power point. Sound knowledge in Internet operation.
Language proficiency
Mother tongue: Bengali English: Reading and writing proficiency- full working knowledge and verbal proficiency-
moderate.
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Key Attributes
Hard working and able to work under pressure. Self motivated in any adverse situation. Optimistic, confident and friendly as person.
Extra Curricular Activities:
Active member of APAC (AIUB Performing Arts Club) Magician (Starred in magic shows on several TV channels)
Personal Information
1) Name : Fahad Al Saba Haque
2) Father’s Name : Md. Shamsul Haque
3) Mother’s Name : Shamsad Ara Haque
4) Present/Contact Address : House-33,Road-17 ( 5th floor) Nikunjo-2, Dhaka -1205
5) Permanent Address : Chayabathi,647Sultan-pur Road,Moulvibazer,Sylhet
6) Date of Birth : 20th November, 1989
7) Home District : Moulvibazar
8) Marital Status : Single
9) Nationality : Bangladeshi (By birth)
10) National ID Card Number : 5827407129260
REFERENCES
Tahsina KhanFaculty of Business Administration
American International University- Bangladesh
Phone: 9890804, 9894641, Ext. 124
Mobile: 01715-505910
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E-mail: [email protected]
Major Dewan Salahuddin Ahmed (BA-6005)41 BMA Long Courses, BD Army.Presently Served in Army Supply & Transport Battalion,Dhaka Cantt.Mobile: 01729-147064E-mail: [email protected]
DECLARATION
I do hereby declared and certify that all information stated above is true and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Signature and date
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(Fahad Al Saba Haque)
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