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    SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIESHYDERABAD CENTRAL UNIVERSITY

    SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM16

    THMAY - 9

    THJULY

    ORISSA STATE COOPERATIVE

    BANK LTD

    BHUBANESWAR

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    ROLE OF NON PERFORMING ASSETS

    AND CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT

    In Orissa State Cooperative Bank ltd

    SUBMITTED BY-

    ANURADHA SAMAL

    10MBMA36

    SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

    HYDERABAD CENTRAL UNIVERSITY

    UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF

    PROF-MARY JESSICA (Internal Guide)

    DGM- P.K.BEHERA (External Guide)

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    HODS CERTIFICATE

    This is to certify that Ms ANURADHA SAMAL, Roll No10MBMA36

    of SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES has completed her

    project titled Role of Non Performing Assets and Credit RiskManagement in special reference to Orissa State CooperativeBank Ltd in partial fulfilment for the award of MBA program

    and has submitted the project report. To the best of myknowledge, this project work is original and is not any part of any

    earlier work by ANURADHA SAMAL or anybody else. This report

    has not been the basis for the award of any degree or diploma by

    any University or any other Institution.

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    DECLARATION

    I, Ms ANURADHA SAMAL student of the School

    Of Management Studies, Hyderabad Central University , do hereby

    declare that the project report entitled Role of Non Performing

    Assets and Credit Risk ManagementA case study submitted to the

    school of management studies SMS as a partial fulfilment of the

    requirement for awarding of master of business administration

    degree is my own work and it has not been submitted to any other

    university or institution , nor published anywhere else earlier.

    Anuradha Samal10MAMB36,SMS,HCU

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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

    I like this opportunity to thank Dr. Chetan Srivastava , Placementcoordinator of SMS , HCU for having granted me the permission

    and providing me the support and motivation during the tenure of

    my MBA degree course and project work . My sincere thanks to my

    teacher and internal guide Mrs MaryJessica , Faculty member MBA,SMS, HCU for her valuable support guidance and cooperation in

    making this project work a highly useful and knowledge based

    experience .I wish to extend my deep sense of gratitude to Mr P.K

    Behera, DGM of OSCB Ltd for granting permission to undergo this

    project. My sincere and profound thanks to Mr P.K.Behera for his

    valuable support, guidance and cooperation during this course of my

    project work.

    Anuradha Samal10MBMA36 SMS, HCU.

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    DEPOSIT MOBILISATION1.

    DepositsDuring the year 2009-10, the Bank succeeded in increasing its

    deposit portfolio to Rs 3385.00 crore as against Rs 2310.22

    crore at the end of the year 2008-09 registering a growth rate

    of 46.52% on the face of stiff competition from Commercial

    counterparts . i\It has computerised its operation including

    ATM and provided anywhere and anytime banking facility to

    provide customer services.

    DEPOSIT PACS/CCBs/OSCBYear PACS CCB OSCB

    Total

    Deposit

    % of

    growth

    Total

    Deposit

    %of

    growth

    Total

    Deposit

    % of

    growth

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    during

    the year

    during

    the year

    during

    the year

    1999-

    00

    238.97 42 951.33 24 560.06 34

    2000-

    01

    321.58 30 1188.96 25 731.27 31

    2001-

    02

    425.47 10 1406.85 18 874.82 20

    2002-

    03

    432.75 2 1569.25 13 886.12 1

    2003-

    04

    446.82 3 1761.25 12 1026.01 16

    2004-

    05

    494.85 11 1853.48 5 1078.32 5

    2005-

    06

    516.33 4 1955.75 6 1213.16 12

    2006-

    07

    557.07 8 2126.8 9 1295.86 7

    2007-

    08

    614.66 10.34 2437.00 13.93 1566.27 20.86

    2008-

    09

    733.03 19.25 2949.51 21.03 2310.22 47.51

    2009-

    10

    922.71 25.88 3693.93 25.24 3385 46.52

    DEPOSIT POSITION OF OSCB FOR LAST 3 YEARS (in crores)

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    Year Total Deposit Amount of

    increase over

    previous year

    % of growth

    2007-08 1566.26 270.40 20.86%

    2008-09 2310.22 743.95 47.51%

    2009-10 3385.00 1074.78 46.52%

    SOURCES OF DEPOSIT OF OSC BANK FROM 2007-08TO 2009-10(in crores)

    SOURCE 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

    Amount % of

    deposit

    Amount % of

    deposit

    Amount % of

    deposit

    CCB 823.69 53% 1528.91 66% 2378.28 70.26%

    Other

    Coop

    220.20 14% 292.48 13% 373.19 11.02%

    Individual 522.37 33% 488.82 21% 633.32 18.72Total 1566.26 100% 2310.22 100% 3385.00 100%

    Market share of cooperative banks/commercial banks in depositmobilisation (in crores)

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    Year Commercial banks Coop. Banks Total Deposit Share of Coop Bank Share of Comm

    1995-96 6190.69 370.09 6560.78 6% 94%

    1996-97 7412.62 500.24 7912.86 6% 94%

    1997-98 8979.5 617.95 9597.45 6% 94%

    1998-99 9314.85 710.63 10025.48 7% 93%

    1999-00 12653.12 945.05 13598.17 7% 93%

    2000-01 14818.66 1180.95 15999.61 7% 93%

    2001-02 18689.18 1423.73 20112.91 7% 93%

    2002-03 20347.87 1569.25 21917.12 7% 93%

    2003-04 23359.86 1761.25 25121.11 7% 93%

    2004-05 27372.64 1863.49 29226.13 6% 94%

    2005-06 31966.97 1877.95 33844.92 5.50% 94.50%

    2006-07 41037.16 2126.8 43163.96 4.90% 95.10%

    2007-08 52272.25 2422.06 54694.31 4.60% 95.40%

    2008-09 67766.26 2914.3 70680.56 4.13% 95.87%

    2009-10 74495.75 3652.62 78148.37 4.67% 95.33%

    BORROWINGSIn order to meet the resorces gap between the demand and its

    own resources , the bank continued to borrow from

    RBI/NABARD/NCDC and State Government .During the year

    2009-10,the bank borrowed Rs 500.00 crores from NCDC for

    the purpose of meeting higher credit needs under Agricultural

    sector.The total borrowing outstanding from all sources

    amounted to Rs 2235.86 crore as on 31st March,2010 as

    against Rs 1722.73 crore as on the corresponding date of the

    previous year . The borrowings formed 36% of the working

    capital on 31.03.2009.

    BorrowingsYear Total amount

    borrowed

    Increased rate

    over previous

    Growth rate

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    year

    2005-06 95434.17 26282.99 38%

    2006-07 125141.37 29707.20 24%

    2007-08 166593.25 41451.88 33%

    2008-09 172273.10 5679.85 3%

    2009-10 223586.54 51313.44 30%

    Sector wise Borrowings from NABARD .RBI,State Governmentand NCDC during last three yearsParticulars

    (borrowings from

    NABARD)

    2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

    ST SAOShort Term(SAO) 63313.72 80517.04 100360.00

    Short Term(OPP) 1422.01 1967.96 2140.00

    ST/DTP 15068.65 13975.00 22500.00

    Total ST(SAO) 79804.38 96460.00 125000.00ST HandloomCCB for Mktg and

    production of cloth

    582.62 582.62

    Demand loan from

    NABARD

    8393.69 3500.00

    Total ST Borrowingfrom NABARD

    88780.69 100542.62 125000.00

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    MTC/RMTC 18444.27MT Farm Sector 1634.25 2160.41 2739.35

    MT Non Farm 7147.92 8189.43 11875.46

    LT Farm Sector 1289.01 1477.03 2493.13

    LT Non Farm Sector 19204.32 24849.70 31431.52

    Total NABARDBorrowing

    136500.46 137219.19 173539.46

    RBI Demand Loan

    Loan from State Govt

    including

    World Bank assistance

    92.79 53.91 47.08

    Loan from

    NCDC/SIDBI/Other inst

    30000.00 35000.00 50000.00

    Grand

    Total

    166593.25 172273.10 223586.54

    Short Term Borrowings:NABARD continued to be the main refinancing agency of the

    bank during the year 2009-10 and the total borrowing

    outstanding from them under Short Term stood at Rs 1250.00crore constituting 72% of total borrowings of Rs 1735.39 crore

    from NABARD for various purposes.

    NABARD Sanctioned ST(SAO) credit limit of Rs 125000.00 lakh

    in favour of all 17 Central Cooperative Banks for the year

    2009-10 for financing crop loan.

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    All the dues were cleared off in that year .

    INVESTMENT AND FUNDS MANAGEMENTInvestmentsComparative position of bank during last three years

    Type of

    investment

    2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

    Investment in

    Central/ State

    Government

    securities

    53690.13 60351.84 91505.29

    Other Trustee

    Securities

    2684.00 2304.00 1204.00

    Shares in Coop

    instution

    13.20 13.10 13.10

    Other

    investment

    86846.68 166461.42 236643.42

    Total 143234.01 229130.3 329365.82

    Total interestyield on

    investment

    during the year

    6224.06 13689.51 18251.23

    Comparative Growth Rate of Investments

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    Year Amount Growth over

    previous year

    Growth rate

    2005-06 71145.28 2950.17 4.33%

    2006-07 78598.88 7453.60 10.47%

    2007-08 143234.01 64635.13 82.23%

    2008-09 229130.36 85896.35 59.97%

    2009-10 329365.82 100235.46 43.75%