Annual Report 15 16

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UCO BANK
|vx E : 10, . j. . h, EEi - 700 001
Head Office : 10, B. T. M. Sarani, Kolkata - 700 001
E |inx - 2015-16
Annual Report - 2015-16
-S / CONTENTS
n / Item {` . / Page No. n / Item {` . / Page No.
l vE Exp J{IE l ix-{j 2015-16
Statutory Central Auditors 02 Balance Sheet 2015-16 64-67
l xnE b l -x J
Board of Directors 03
l E + È i Sx B ES Profit & Loss A/c 68-79
Notice for AGM and Agenda 04-09 l J vi +xS / Schedule to Accounts 80-120
l |v xnE B J E{E +vE E vx l i E ]{i E J{IE E {]
Managing Director & CEO's Statement 10-12
Auditors Report to the President of India 121-123
l xnE E {]
Directors Report 13-37 l xEn | h / Cash Flow Statement 124-125
l k ]iB l -III |E]Eh / Basel-III Disclosures 126-193
Financial Highlights 38 l {I / Proxy Form 194-195
l E{] +x v {] l ={li {S / Attendance Slip 196
Report on Corporate Governance 39-59
l E{] +x E +xMxE
Annexures to Corporate Governance 60-63
i{h EG B iJ / IMPORTANT PROGRAMME & DATES

EG / Programme iJ / Date È-l / Vennue
E + È 2015-16 E iJ,
29.06.2016
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Date, time & of Annual <x ], V..B.
General Meeting 2015-16 |i: 11.00 A.M. bx Bx, EEi - 700046
l {I E |{i E +i iJ Mini Auditorium, Science City,

Last date for receipt of proxy form 24.06.2016 J.B.S Haldane Avenue, Kolkata - 700046
vE Exp J{IE / STATUTORY CENTRAL AUDITORS
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M/s GUHA NANDI & CO. M/s A. SACHDEV & CO. M/s NIRUPAM & ASSOCIATES
Chartered Accountants Chartered Accountants Chartered Accountants
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M/s O.P.GARG & CO. For TEJ RAJ & PAL
Chartered Accountants Chartered Accountants
V] B +ih BV] / REGISTRAR & SHARE TRANSFER AGENT

E E{] |.. M/s Karvy Computershare Private Limited
<E< : E E Unit : UCO BANK,
E x ] , Karvy Selenium Tower B,
Plot 31-32, Gachibowli,
{] 31-32, MS, Financial District, Nanakramguda Serilingampally,
<x b]C], xxGMb, M{ Hyderabad 500 032
nn - 500 032
]x . : (040) 67161500; C . : (040)23420814 Telephone No. : (040) 67161500; Fax No. : (040)23420814
<. +<b : [email protected] E-mail ID : [email protected]
<] : www.karvycomputershare.com Website : www.karvycomputershare.com
vE +Eix V] E xxJi E {E E Ei
The Shareholders may also contact the following offices of the Registrar in case of need.
< : ] S + E x, ], < - 400 023

x : 022-2286-2425/2427
At Mumbai : Maharastra Chamber of Commerce Lane, Fort, Mumbai - 400 023
Phone 022-2286-2425 / 2427
Sz : 22, V Px b , ]. xM, Sz - 600 017
x : 044-2815-1034/3445
At Chennai : 22, Vijaya Raghavan Rd. T. Nagar, Chennai - 600 017
Phone : 044-2815-1034 / 3445
x< n : 105-108 +hS x, Ex] {, x< n - 110 001
x : 011-4350-9200
At New Delhi : 105-108 Arunachal Building, Connaught Place, New Delhi -110 001
Phone : 011-4350-9200
EEi : 49, Vix n b (n| {E E {), EEi - 700 029
x : 033-2464-7231/ 32
At Kolkata : 49, Jatin Das Road (Opp. Deshapriya Park), Kolkata - 700 029
Phone : 033-2464-7231 / 32
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xnE b /BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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|v xnE B J
E{E +vE
SHRI R. K. TAKKAR
Managing Director & CEO
Sh V. h +
E{E xnE
E{E xnE SHRI G. SUBRAMANIA IYER
SHRI CHARAN SINGH Executive Director
Executive Director
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MS. SINDHU PILLAI DR ARVIND SHARMA
Director Director
|. B. E. . qx +
xnE xnE
PROF. S. K. MAHESHWARI MR. SALAHUDDIN ANSARI
Director Director
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|vx E : 10, . j. . h, EEi - 700 001
Head Office : 10, B. T. M. Sarani, Kolkata - 700 001
Sx NOTICE
Binu Sx n Vi E E E E vE E 13 NOTICE is hereby given that the 13th Annual General Meeting
E + È v, nxE 29 Vx, 2016 E {x 11.00 of the Shareholders of UCO Bank will be held on Wednesday,
29th June, 2016 at 11.00 A.M. at Mini Auditorium, Science City,
V x +b], <x ], V..B. bx Bx, J.B.S Haldane Avenue, Kolkata - 700046 to transact the following
EEi - 700046 +Vi E VBM V xxJi n business:-
{ E E VBM:
nxE 31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j, = iJ To discuss, approve and adopt the Balance Sheet as at 31st
E {i E B E E + x J, J E +v E March 2016, Profit and Loss Account of the Bank for the year
ended 31st March, 2016, the Report of the Board of Directors on
B E E GE{ { xnE b E {] il ix-{j the working and activities of the Bank for the period covered by
B J E v J{IE E {] { SS Ex B =x the Accounts and Auditors' Report on the Balance Sheet and
+MEi Ex i. Accounts.
xnE b E By order of the Board

+n of Directors
( +.E. ]CE) (R. K. Takkar)

lx : EEi |v xnE B J Place: Kolkata Managing Director &
nxE : 02.06.2016 Date: 02.06.2016 Chief Executive Officer
E{E +vE
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x] Notes
{I E xH APPOINTMENT OF PROXY
È ={li x B inx Ex E B En E< vE A SHAREHOLDER ENTITLED TO ATTEND AND VOTE AT THE

+{x n È ={li x B inx Ex i E {I MEETING, IS ALSO ENTITLED TO APPOINT A PROXY TO
ATTEND AND VOTE INSTEAD OF HIMSELF/ HERSELF, AND
E xH Ex E En + V x E B SUCH A PROXY NEED NOT BE A SHAREHOLDER OF THE
{I E E E< vE * {I E | Ex E BANK. The proxy form in order to be effective must be
B V E E E =E +xM, k M, 2, received at the Head Office of the Bank at its Share Section,
<b BCSV {, 3 i, EEi - 700001 =H È E Finance Department, at 2, India Exchange Place, 3rd floor,
iJ E E S nx { x G , nxE 24 Vx, Kolkata - 700001 not later than FOUR DAYS before the date of
the Meeting i.e., on or before the closing hours of the Bank on
2016 E E E E - E {i E { |{i VB* E{ Friday, 24th June, 2016. An employee or officer of the Bank
x] E E E E E ES +vE E E E ( cannot be appointed as proxy as per provision of UCO Bank
+ È ) x, 2003 E ={v E +x {I E { (Share and Meeting) Regulation 2003.
xH x E V Ei *
|vEi |ixv E xH APPOINTMENT OF AUTHORISED REPRESENTATIVE
E< H E E E vE xMi xE E E { No person shall be entitled to attend or vote at the meeting as a

|vEi |ixv E { È ={li x inx Ex duly authorised representative of any body corporate which is a
shareholder of the Bank, unless a copy of the resolution
E i iE En x M V iE |vEi |ixv E { = appointing him/her as a duly authorized representative certified
E { xH Ex E{ E BE |i, V = È E to be a true copy by the Chairman of the meeting at which it was
+vI u |hi i |i , V E{ {i E M l, passed shall have been deposited at the Head Office of the Bank
E E |vx E E +xM, k M, 2, <b BCSV with Share Section , Finance Department, at 2, India Exchange
{, 3 i, EEi -700001 =H È E iJ E Place, 3rd floor, Kolkata - 700 001 not later than FOUR DAYS
before the date of the meeting , i.e., on or before the closing
E S nx { x G , nxE 24 Vx, 2016 E E E hours of the Bank on Friday, 24th June, 2016. The proxy form if
E- E {i E { |{i x VB* B |vEi |ixv any executed by such authorized representative will be effective
n x{ni |C i | M , V ={H niV provided the same is also deposited with the Bank along with the
E l =H {i { G , nxE 24 Vx, 2016 E E E above documents on or before the closing hours of the Bank on
{i E { E E V E n VB* Friday, 24th June, 2016 at the above mentioned address.
E E E ES +vE E E E ( + È ) An employee or officer of the Bank cannot be appointed as

x, 2003 E ={v E +x |vEi |ixv E { authorized representative as per provisions of UCO Bank (Shares
and Meetings) Regulation 2003.
xH x E V Ei *
={li {S--| { ATTENDANCE SLIP CUM ENTRY PASS
vE E v E B E {] E l ={li {S- For the convenience of the shareholders, Attendance slip-cum-

-| { Mx E V * vE/ {I vE/ |vEi Entry Pass is annexed to the Annual Report. Shareholders/Proxy
|ixv +xv E = + = ={v EB MB holders /Authorised Representative are requested to fill in and
affix their signatures at the space provided therein and surrender
J lx { +{x iI E il È-l { = +{i the same at the venue. Proxy/Authorised Representative of
E* vE E {I / |vEi |ixv E ={li {S-- shareholders should state in their Attendance Slip-cum-Entry Pass
| { lli {I |vEi |ixv Jx SB* as 'Proxy or Authorised Representative' as the case may be.
vE/{I vE/ |vEi |ixv +{x l {x Eb, ini Shareholders/Proxy holders/Authorised Representatives must
carry a valid Photo identity card like PAN Card, Election ID,
{Sx{j, {{] +n B* {Sx E n =x | E Passport etc with them and will be allowed entry only after proper
+xi n VBM* identification.
vE E V] E n CLOSURE OF REGISTER OF SHAREHOLDERS
E Jin E |Vxl M, nxE 23 Vx, 2015 The Registrar of Shareholders and the Transfer Books of the
v, nxE 29 Vx, 2016 (nx nx i) iE vE E Bank will remain closed from Thursday, 23rd June, 2016 to
Wednesday, 29th June, 2016 (both days inclusive) for the
V] B E E +ih n M* purpose of Annual Book Closure.
+nk/+nEi UNPAID/UNCLAIMED DIVIDEND
EE E{x (={G E +Vx + +ih) +vx 1970 E As per section 10B of Banking Companies (Acquisition and
v 10J E +x n E< +nk Ji +ii E Transfer of Undertaking) Act 1970 any money which is transferred
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Vi + B +ih E iJ i E +v iE +nk/ to unpaid dividend account and remains unpaid/unclaimed for a
+nEi i i = E{x +vx 1956 E v 205 (1) period of seven years from the date of such transfer shall be
transferred to "Investor Education and Protection Fund"
E ii l{i xE I B Ih xv +ii E established under section 205C(1) of the Companies Act 1956.
VBM*
Shareholders who have not claimed their dividend upto the
Vx vE x k 2014-15 iE E n x
financial year 2014-15 are requested to lodge valid claim(s) with
E , =x +xv E V] B +ih BV] . E Registrar and Transfer Agent M/s Karvy Computershare Private
E{] |<] ]b E { v n () |ii E* Limited.
bE {i/E +vn {ix + +ih E |ii CHANGE IN ADDRESS/BANK MANDATE AND LODGEMENT
OF TRANSFERS
(i) i { vi Holding of shares in Physical Form
i { vh Ex vE +xv E Vi Shareholders holding shares in physical form are requested to

inform the Registrar and Share Transfer Agent i.e. M/s. Karvy
E bE {i, E Ji h l E E x, J E x, Computershare Pvt. Ltd., Karvy Selenium Tower B, Plot 31-32,
Ji J, <B +vn, <- {i +n {ix x E Gachibowli, Financial District, Nanakramguda, Hyderabad - 500
Sx V] B +ih BV] x E E{] 032 in respect of change of address, Bank Account details, viz,
|.., E x ] , {] 31-32, MS, <x Name of Bank, Name of Branch, Account Number, ECS Mandate,
b]C], xxGMb, nn - 500 032 E n* e-mail addresses etc.,
<C] xE { E vh Holding of shares in Electronic Form
<C] xE { vh Ex ivE E Beneficial owners holding shares in electronic form , are requested
to update the address, Bank details i.e. Name of Bank, Name of
+xv E +{x xI{M Mn E { {i, E E h Branch, Account Number, ECS Mandate, e-mail addresses etc.
x E E x, J E x, Ji J, <B +vn, <- are duly updated with their Depository Participant.
{i +n +tii E*
+ih nV Ex Lodgement of Transfers
+ih J E l |h-{j E E V] B Share Certificates along with transfer deeds should be forwarded
+ih BV], E E{] |<] ]b, x] E to Bank's Registrar and Share Transfer Agents, M/S Karvy
E, E x ] , {] 31-32, MS, <x Computershare Private Limited Unit : UCO BANK, Karvy
Selenium Tower B, Plot 31-32, Gachibowli, Financial District,
b]C], xxGMb, nn - 500 032 E V VB* Nanakramguda, Hyderabad - 500 032
+nEi UNCLAIMED SHARES
E E +E VxE |i E n V EU |h{j Few of the share certificates issued after the Bank's Initial Public
vE E +nx {j =Ji +v bE {i B n Offer returned undelivered to our Registrar & Share Transfer
Agents on account of improper address mentioned in the
{ii {i E V V] B +ih BV] E { application forms and subsequent change in addresses of the
{ ] +B* E E B E + vE/E shareholders. Bank is yet to receive claim/request from the
n/+xv |{i x + * Sr E E +x E B bonafide shareholders/owners of such shares. As per the Listing
E +iEi Pi EM VxE n + vE/ Agreement, the Bank is required to dematerialize the shares which
E u |ii x E M * remained unclaimed by the bonafide shareholders/owners of such
shares.
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nxE 31.03.2016 iE +nEi E h xx|E : Following are details of the shares unclaimed as on 31.03.2016 :
G . h vE
E J E J
Sl. Particulars No. of No. of shares
No. shareholders involved
i. nxE 01.04.2015 E li E
+x +nEi
Shares unclaimed as on 01.04.2015 205 28300
ii. 2015-16 E n x n EB MB +
ivE E Ji +ii /
Shares claimed and transferred to
Beneficiary account during the year 2015-16 NIL NIL
iii. nxE 31.03.2016 E li E

+x +nEi
Shares unclaimed as on 31.03.2016 205 28300
+nEi E E u n x EB Vx iE The voting rights in respect of the unclaimed shares will remain
ivE +r J VBM* frozen till the claim by the rightful owner.
<C]xE vx u inx Voting through Electronic Means
E{x (|vx B |x) x, 2014 E l {ì Pursuant to Regulation 44 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and
(SEh ni B |E]x +{IB) xx, 2015 E x 44 Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 read with
Companies (Management and Administration) Rules, 2014, it is
E +xh E E vE E +vh + È <C] xE mandatory to extend to the shareholders of the Bank, the facility
vx (] <-inx) u inx Ex E v nx vE to vote at the Annual General Meeting by electronic means
* (remote e-voting).
E E vE È E Sx xi VxE E +x ] Shareholders of the Bank can transact on the item of the business
through remote e-voting system as contained in the Notice of
<-inx |h E VB Sh n { i n Ei * the Meeting.
E x i Vi, |C]M, E{x S E VSEi E { The Bank has appointed Ms. Savitha Jyothi, Practising, Company
xH E V +SU + {n iE ] <-inx Secretary, as Scrutinizer who will oversee the conduct of the
|G E Sx E nJ-J EM* remote e-voting process in a fair and transparent manner.
] <-inx E xn INSTRUCTION FOR REMOTE E-VOTING
1. ] <-]M E B E <] : 1. Use URL https://evoting.karvy.com, for remote e-voting

https://evoting.karvy.com +B E ={M E VB: from Karvy website.
2. E E vE E +{x i <C] xE v nV 2. Shareholders of the Bank holding shares either in physical

Ex M xn] iJ E iE { +l form or in dematerialized form, as on the Specified date,
may cast their vote electronically.
+i { vi EB B *
3. M<x h (x E + È Sx E ={li {S 3. Enter the login credentials (i.e., user id and password
=Ji V +<b B {b) nV E* +{E mentioned in the Attendance Slip of notice of AGM). Your
Folio No./DP ID & Client ID will be your user ID.
x./ b{ +<b B OE +<b +{E W +<b M*
4. iE h x E {Si M<x { CE E* 4. After entering the details appropriately, click on LOGIN.
5. + +{ {b nx {V { {S VBM* V +{E 5. You will reach the Password change menu wherein you
{b +x { nx {cM* xB {b E are required to mandatorily change your password. The
E 8 +I M Vx E E BE +{ E (A-Z), BE new password shall comprise of minimum 8 characters
with at least one upper case (A-Z), one lower case (e-z),
+ E (a-z), BE J (0-9) + BE Sx (@, one numeric value (0-9) and a special character. The
#, $ +n) M* ] u {b nx il { system will prompt you to change your password and
M-<x Ex { +{x E {E h, V < x, update any contact details like mobile, email etc. on first
<- +n E +{b] Ex E B E VBM* +{ M{i |x login. You may also enter the secret question and answer
of your choice to retrieve your password in case you forget
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VE +{x x E =k nV E Ei V n +{ it. It is strongly recommended not to share your password
{b VB i = {x: |{i E E* +{E Si E with any other person and take utmost care to keep your
password confidential.
Vi E E +x H E l +{x {b Z x E
B = M{x Jx i { vx i*
6. +{E xB h E l M<x Ex M* 6. You need to login again with the new credentials.
7. M <x x { ] +{E <] x E E 7. On successful login, the system will prompt you to select
E Sx Ex E B EM* the EVENT i.e., UCO Bank.
8. +i iJ x 22.06.2016 E vi Ex 8. Those holding shares as on the Cut-off Date i.e., 22.06.2016

vE E{ E {I {I +{x i n Ei * can cast their vote in favour of or against the resolution.
9. {] E B OK { vx Ex i CANCEL { 9. Click OK to confirm else CANCEL to modify. Once you

CE E* BE {] Ex E n +{E +{x i E confirm, you will not be allowed to modify your vote. During
the voting period, shareholders can login any number of
{x:vx E E x n VBM* inx +v E nx times till they have voted.
vE Eix M <x E Ei , V iE E
=xx i |nx x E n *
10. v / b-] Ji Jx vE |iE / 10. Shareholders holding multiple folios/demat account shall
b-] Ji E B +M inx |G E Sx EM* choose the voting process separately for each folios/demat
account.
11. BE E{ { +{x i n nx { n = {x: vi 11. Once the vote on the resolution is cast by the shareholder,
Ex E E x n VBM* he/she shall not be allowed to change it subsequently.
12. {] 26.06.2016 E 9.00 V E 28.06.2016 12. The Portal will be open for voting from: 9 a.m. on 26.06.2016
E 5.00 V iE J M* to 5 p.m. on 28.06.2016.
13. < v E VxE E B +{ vE i 13. In case of any queries, you may refer the Frequently Asked
+C { U Vx |x ( BBC ) il https:// Questions (FAQs) for shareholders and e-voting User
Manual for shareholders available at the download section
evoting.karvy.com E b=xb Cx vE E <-
of https://evoting.karvy.com or contact Karvy
]M x+ E E{] |.. {E E Ei Computershare Pvt. Ltd.
*
+vh + È E l { inx/Sx: VOTING/POLLING AT THE VENUE OF AGM
] <-inx E +, inx =xE B +Vi E Apart from remote e-voting, the voting shall also be conducted
VBM Vxx ] <-inx E +{x E{ x * inx for those who have not exercised their option of remote e-voting.
The voting will commence immediately after an announcement
E +i < + E Ph E ii n E n VBM + i in this regard is made and the number of votes will be equivalent
E J vE u +i iJ x 22.06.2016 E vi to the number of shares held by them as on the Cut-off Date i.e.
E J E +i M* 22.06.2016.
] <-inx E xiV E l xi inx E O {h The Results of the voting at the meeting aggregated with the
E E <] { |ni E VBM il ]E BCSV, x results of remote e-voting will be hosted on Bank's website and
BxB< B B< B <-]M BV ( E E{] (|.) shall also be informed to the stock exchanges i.e., NSE & BSE
and the e-voting agency (M/s. Karvy Computershare (P) Limited).
.) E Si E VBM*
ix {j / E {] E |i COPIES OF BALANCE SHEET/ANNUAL REPORT
vE E Si E Vi E E {] E |i E Shareholders are advised that copies of the Annual Report will

not be distributed at the venue of the Annual General Meeting.
+ È E l { ii x E VBM*
vE u {UiU Shareholders Queries
È Svx ES n { vE u |ii E Vx It will be appreciated if shareholders submit their queries, if any,
on the agenda items to be considered at the Meeting sufficiently
{UiU, n E< , E Mi * B {UiU {{i { x in advance to facilitate effective response from the Bank.
+B i E | |iG H Ex E li M*
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+ih BV] E l {jS COMMUNICATION WITH SHARE TRANSFER AGENTS
vE +xv E Vi E +{x {VEi {i +x Shareholders are requested to intimate changes, if any, in their
E |E E h {ix vi Sx, n E< , registered address or any other particulars through their
b] E +{x xI{M M E v B Depository Participant in case of DEMAT shares and directly in
case of physical shares to the Registrar and Share Transfer Agent
|iI E v E E V] B +ih BV] of the Bank at the following address :
E xxJi {i { n:
E E{] |<] ]b M/S Karvy Computershare Private Limited
x]: E E Unit : UCO BANK,
Karvy Selenium Tower B, Plot 31-32, Gachibowli,
E x ] , {] 31-323, Financial District, Nanakramguda, Hyderabad - 500 032
MS,<x b]C], Tel : (040) 67161500; Fax : (040)23420814
xxGMb, nn 500 032
n: (040) 67161500 C: (040) 23420814
+x<x {UiU/Ei E B E E vE E For on line queries/grievances, shareholders of the Bank may

login on the website of M/s Karvy Computershare Private Limited
E{] |<] ]b E <] www.karvycomputershare i.e., www.karvycomputershare.com and click on Investor Services
.com { M-<x E + +{x {UiU/Ei, n E< , nV page to register their queries/grievances, if any.
Ex E B <x] {` { CE E*
SHARE SECTION & INVESTORS GRIEVANCE CELL
+xM B xE Ei EI
vE E ii B i |nx Ex E B E x +{x In order to facilitate quick and efficient service to the shareholders,
the Bank has set up Investors Grievance Cell at its Head Office,
|vx E, EEi xE Ei EI E l{x E * Kolkata, Shareholders and investor may contact this Cell at the
vE B xE E |E E i E B xxJi under mentioned address for any assistance :
{i { < EI {E E Ei :
Bx. {h Sp , E{x S, +xM B xE Ei Shri N Purna Chandra Rao, Company Secretary, Share
Section & Investors Grievance Cell, UCO Bank, Head
EI, E E, |vx E: 2, <b BCSV {(i i), Office : 2, India Exchange Place (3rd Floor), Kolkata - 700 001,
EEi- 700 001 Telephone : 033-44557227, Fax : (033) - 22485625
n: 033-44557227/033-22485625

+n of Directors
( +. E. ]CE) (R. K. Takkar)

lx : EEi |v xnE B J Place: Kolkata Managing Director &
nxE : 02.06.2016 E{E +vE Date: 02.06.2016 Chief Executive Officer
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|v xnE B J E{E +vE E vx
Managing Director & CEO's Statement
| vE, Dear Shareholders,
nE ExB !!! Greetings !!!
E E < 13 E x È +{ E Mi Ei I feel great pleasure to welcome you to the 13th Annual General
B + +{E I k 2015-16 E E Ex{nx E Meeting of our bank, and to place before you, the bank's
performance for the financial year 2015-16. Achievements
|ii Ei B Z n |xxi * E nx E E and initiatives of the bank during the period are enclosed in
C ={v ; E x C xB En =`B, <E ii the report elaborately. I would just provide an overview of the
h Mx {] n M * +i: < + { E E bank's performance and its intended future course of action
Ex{nx E EU i +{E x JM + to realise the bank's vision of becoming the most trusted
Financial Institution.
+vE x k l E { |iì x E E E
{x E E Ex E B +M nx EB Vx ={
E I{ SS E M*
+ll : Economy:
J{i E Ei M], E { n il {V | Globally,economic growth has been quiescent due to the

li +x E { =i B E +ll deceleration of economic activities in emerging and developing
economies amid weakening commodity prices, global trade
n +lE n E Si E i { +lE E E and capital flows. IMF (International Monetary Fund) has
Mi v * +i] p E (+<BB) x 2016-17 E downgraded the global growth forecast for 2016-17 to just
B E r E +xx E E Ei B <E 3% EU over 3%. IMF has also raised concerns that this could further
> { x E +xx M * +i] p E x stifle investments, negatively impact wages & employment
scenario and lead to unsustainably huge government debts in
+E H E E <E {h{ x li + some countries.
Ei ; {E B VM E + { <E xEiE
| {c Ei , il EU n E EV E +ivE g
Vx E x *
E n + +xi xx E Vn 2015-16 i Despite global sluggishness and inconsistent monsoons, Indian

+ll x 7.6 % E H r nV E + + E +x economy has registered a robust growth of 7.6% in 2015-16,
andis expected to be one of the fastest growing economy, at
nx 7% +vE E r n nx E iV over 7% in 2016-17. Improvement in the country's economic
}i gx +ll+ BE M* n E +lE fundamentals complemented by the government reforms and
+v-Sx i E l-l E v il E-<x initiatives such as 'Make in India', 'Stand up India' & 'Digital
<b, ]b-+{ <b B bV] <b V x< { i India' are fuelling the economy's growth engine.
E +ll E Mc }i {Ec *
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pi xjh x < * ={H SEE 5% E Inflation remains under control. The CPI inflation hovers around
+-{ Zi + x 2014 lE SEE 5% and WPI has been in negative zone since Nov'14, which
is largely due to major falls in international commodity prices;
xEiE + x + , V Ji: +i] V J{i especially oil.
,JE i E Ei M] E Eh *
< |E, li Vi x < * Bb (S Ji E Similarly, external position remains robust. The CAD (Current
P]) ME x i { + M , n p b g Account Deficit) has declined to comfortable levels, foreign
exchange reserves have risen and net FDI inflows have also
+ r n |iI x (Bb+<) E +E g * grown.
k 2015-16 E nx +xSi hVE E (B) The performance of the SCBs (Scheduled Commercial Banks)
E Ex{nx M] V * V B +O E remained subdued during FY 2015-16. Rising NPA levels posed
a threat to the asset quality of the banks, resulting in
r n E +<* Bx{B i E gx E E +i unprecedented levels of GNPA. UCO Bank too had to operate
Mhk { E] =i{xx M VE Eh E +xVE in this turbulent phase.
+i E i +{I +vE r < * E E
E < =i-Sg E n E x Ei B +M gx
l*
+ll E <x EiE Ih E nJi B, E E Given these positive signals about our economy, UCO Bank is
<x U{ x+ E +vEi =`x il +{x all set to capitalize on these prospects and continue its
meaningful symbiotic relationship with all its stakeholders.
ivE E l lE i V Jx E B EiE{ *
E E Ex{nx: Bank's Performance:
E E E E S,15 E li 366149 Ec z Global business of the bank stood at `342626 crore as

E ix S,16 342626 Ec E * +E { of Mar'16, against `366149 crore as of Mar'15. This is
partly due to conscious decision taken for shedding the
lE V n Ex il +vE n ] bulk deposits & focusing on more sustainable retail
E { vx Expi Ex E E{h xh E Eh business and also because of a slowdown in industrial
li x, <E + +tME @h E =` credit offtake and poor earnings growth.
li il EV + r <E V *
E V S,15 E `214337 Ec E ix z Global deposits stood at `207118 crore as of Mar'16,
S,15 `207118 Ec * against `214337 crore as of Mar'15.
E +O {U E `152812 Ec E ix z Global advances stood at `135508 crore as of Mar'16,

S,16 `135508 Ec * against `152812 crore a year ago.
E E E V 31.68% M E E * < z Bank's CASA proportion was 31.68% of Total deposits.

Savings deposits rose by 11.63% during the financial
k E nx Si V E 11.63% E r <* year.
E E + @h + {k @h G: 17.89% + z Bank has grown by 17.89% and 43.25% in home loan
43.25% E r <* and property loan respectively.
k 2014-15 `1138 Ec E r E ix z Bank registered a net loss of `2799 crore for

k 2015-16 E E `2799 Ec E r x FY 2015-16, against a net profit of Rs.1138 crore for
<* +i i: Bx{B E B =SSi |vx Vi FY 2014-15. The difference is primarily due to the higher
provisioning requirements for NPAs'. The Bank has fully
E Eh + * E x S k 2015-16 E +i complied with asset classification and provisioning
Mhk I E n x i V E u xn] requrements in respect of all the borrower accounts
=vEi Ji E +i MEh + |vx Vi E identified by RBI during asset quality review in the current
{hi +x{x E * financial year 2015-16.
S 2016 iE E E OE J 10% g + z The bank's clientele rose by 10% to reach 2.86 crore
2.86 Ec iE {S <* by Mar'16.
E x E E x v I G Mnx E z The bank has contributed to the government's inclusion

=E {BVb< (72.25 J Ji), {BB< (10.60 ambitions by taking its schemes such as PMJDY (72.25
lac accounts), PMSBY (10.60 lac enrolments), PMJBY
J xEx), {BV< (4.78 J xEx), B{< (4.78 lac enrolments), APY (31172 subscribers), to the
(31172 +ni / G<) Vx+ E Vin M needy people actively.
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k 2015-16 E nx =`B MB En :- Initiatives during FY 2015-16:
+{E E x n E {l { +O x E B xiMi Your bank has invested its resources to build strategic
business advantages for beginning a sustainable business
E E Ex E =q +{x vx E x trajectory. For delivering augmented value to the customers
E * OE + xE iE g < k E {S x E and investors, bank has put in place some initiatives on
B E x EU iExE { E , V < |E : - technological front, as mentioned below.
x< + =xxi E] E B-EM B{ + 10 xx Ij l New and upgraded m-banking app is now available in
+ ={v * 10 different regional languages.
+ @h + I @h E =vEi+ E B V l Facility for generating interest certificates for Home Loan

|h{j xEx i E E <] E v v and Education Loan borrowers through bank's website
has been developed.
={v E< M< *
E x E OE E i +x<x Mix |nx l The bank has tied-up with 10 payment gateways to
Ex E =q 10 {] M] E l M`vx E * improve online payment experience of UCO customers.
E E x +B] S] Mn Vx E ii l UCO bank has signed up with BizSciences for affiliate
W<V Zi E V E OE E +x` merchant partner program, which provides unique offers
|i ={v Ei + =x E Eb E +x<x to UCO customers and encourages them to use UCO
card online.
|M Ex E B |ii Ei *
] @h Ei |G E xEEh E B ] @h l New scoring model for retail lending schemes was
implemented to standardize sanction process of retail
Vx+ E B x EM b M E M* loans.
BE xEn i k xnx E ]{ Bhb M E l UCO "Tap & Go", a cashless financial transaction service
had been implemented.
M E M *
En : Future Course:
k 2016-17 xiMi vx =xJi (]] VE The FY 2016-17 will be the year of "Strategic Resource
B<x]) E M + +{x i{h x vx, |tMEMi Alignment", and all efforts will be dedicated towards
fine-tuning the banks key resources viz. its Human resources,
B Yx vx E I Vx { {h { E vx Expi Technological resources and knowledge resources to achieve
Ei B E V Vx | EM iE l { its vision of emerging into the most preferred financial services
+Vi Ex Vi b E l{i Ex E l- brand, along with establishing robust business models to
l E k + E {nn b E { =x E generate profits sustainably.
+{x {x { E E*
=H {x E i Ex E B E B ] E The focus on increasing CASA, Retail business, improving
Asset quality and expediting NPA recovery will be retained to
gx, +i Mhk og Ex il Bx{B Vn | Ex facilitate the above aspirations. The bank will also continue its
{ +vE vx n Vi M* k x + |lEi|{i emphasis on financial inclusion and PS advances.
Ij E @h { E { E i ni M*
E +{x {+B Ex E |G + + E The bank is in the process of launching its POS business, and
Vi E E E E r { <E EiE | {cM* this is expected to impact the bank's CASA growth positively.
Ij Mhk gx E B iExE E |M E The bank, which is using technology to add value in all spheres,
E |n iE k x E E Ex E |tMEMi will also actualize its business potential at the bottom of the
pyramid, through technological innovations to achieve, financial
|ix E VB +{x E E V E xn iE iE inclusion profitably.
VBM*
J E EM E +x j Vx l E It is heartening for me to invite you to collaborate with us in
+M gx E B +{E +ji Ei B Z nE |xxi the journey of creating an experience of "Happy UCO Banking!".
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(+ E ]CE) (R K Takkar)
|v xnE B J E{E +vE Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer
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xnE b E {]
: 2015-16
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS : 2015-16
I. |vx B h: I. MANAGEMENT DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS
1. E +ll 1. GLOBAL ECONOMY
E +lE {o { iE +xSii E n UB The global economic outlook has remained under clouds of
V lc-lc +i { k V =l-{l + uncertainty for long, with periodic financial market turbulence and
heightened risk aversion. The global economy is expected to
VJ x E |i +xSU E =SS |k tx * +ll
grow at 2.9% in 2016-17 and 3.1% in 2017-18. The US economy
2016-17 E nx 2.9% + 2017-18 E nx 3.1% E r slowed in the second half of 2015 as the Private sector has cut
+{Ii * 2015 E n U B E +ll l back capital investment in the face of an inventory glut. Industrial
{c VE Eh i-]E E E {h{ xV Ij production remained in contraction mode in Q1 of 2016. In the
E {V x E]i E nx * +tME =i{nx 2016 E Euro area, growth decelerated in Q4 of 2015 due to sagging
{ i ESi |E E * 2015 E Sl i exports, though private consumption was boosted by low oil prices
E Ij xi E M] E Si r E Mi f {c M< and favourable financing conditions. Growth in the Japanese
economy suffered a setback in Q4 of 2015 with the fall in private
E i E i Ei + +xE k li xV consumption. The UK economy picked up in Q4 of 2015, driven
J{i E g * 2015 E Sl i xV J{i + by its service sector. In Emerging Market Economies (EMEs),
M] E l V{x E +ll E r E Z]E M* the overall macroeconomic environment remains challenging with
< Sl i Ij E i x E E +ll growth having weakened further in recent quarter. The Chinese
Mi +<* <B< (=i < V +llB) E E economy recorded lowest quarterly expansion in Q4 of 2015 since
]-+lE ih Sxi V E i r 2009, with downside risk looming large in terms of weak external
+ EV {c M<* Sx E +ll 2009 E Sl i demand, factory overcapacity, slowing investment and high debt
levels.
E + iE E li i |Mi nV E M<, V
EV M, EJx E +iH Ii, v x + =SS
E i E Si xS E + E VJ x { +Ji
E*
Global inflation pressure was contained by weak global growth
E iE n EV +lE gi + J{i i+ E and continuing softness in commodity prices. Monetary policy
Ei Ei E Si xji * pE xi E |Vx stances have been diverging across both AEs (Advanced
B< + <B< nx +ll+ +M-+M J +{xi Economies) and EMEs. In Dec 2015, the Fed raised its policy
* n, 2015 b x +{x xiMi n > S E* {x rate. The European Central Bank (ECB) reduced the deposit rate
further into negative and cut its policy rate to zero. The Bank of
] E (<) x +{x V n E + E EE @ hiE
Japan (BOJ) while maintaining its quantitative and qualitative
E + +{x xiMi n x iE E E]i E* E + easing program introduced a negative deposit rate. China has
V{x (+V) x +{x MhiE + {hiE Eh E aggressively cut deposit and lending rates.
EG E Si B xEiE V n E +i E* Sx x
+{x V + @h n E E *
2. P +ll 2. DOMESTIC ECONOMY
As per the advance Estimate (AE) released by the Central

Exp JE E(B+) E { +xx E x i Statistical Office (CSO) the growth rate of GDP at constant market
2015-16 l V Ei { E P =i{n E r n prices was projected at 7.6% in 2015-16. Growth in the agriculture
7.6% x E +n * 2015-16 E Ij E r 1.1% sector in 2015-16 had continued to be lower than the average of
x < V {U nE E +i E , Ji < V last decade at 1.1%, mainly on account of it being the second
E x E xx E Mi n * successive year of lower than normal monsoon rains. Growth in
the service sector moderated slightly at 9.2% but still remains
Ij E r lc i E 9.2% { +< Ex + i robust. Growth in industry is estimated to have accelerated during
E x * S E nx =tM Ij Mi {Ecx + 7.3% the current year at 7.3% on the strength of improving
E r |{i Ex E +xx VE {U vH xh manufacturing activity.
Miv E H xi *
The Index of Industrial Production grew by 2.4% in 2015-16 (April-
2015-16(+|-S) +tME =i{nx SEE gE 2.4%
March). Inflation remains under control. The new series inflation
M* p i xji * BE xB E p i has fluctuated around 5.5% while measures of underlying trends
5.5% E +{ > {-xS i VE +ixi |k E -core inflation, rural wage growth and minimum support price
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vx E p i, Oh Vn E r B xxi lx increases - have similarly remained muted. CPI inflation for the
E gi - xG x * S, 2016 E {+< March 2016 stood at 4.83%. The WPI inflation has been in
p i 4.83% { * x, 2014 b{+< p i negative territory since Nov 2014which is attributed to large falls
in international commodity prices, especially crude oil. WPI
xEiE + , VE Si +i] J{i-i+ E remained at (-)0.85% during the year 2015-16.
Ei , JE ESS i E Ei M] +<*
2015-16 E nx b{+< (-) 0.85% { x *
2015-16 E nx i E xi + +i G: $ 261.14 During the year 2015-16, India's exports and imports stood at $
x + $ 379.60 x * E nx i E xi 261.14 billion and $ 379.60 billion respectively.India's exports
declined by about 15.85% and imports by 15.28% during
15.85% + +i 15.28% E E +* n x
2015-16.The foreign exchange reserves have risen to $360.2
+Ii xv 2014-15 E $ 341.6 x gE billion in 2015-16 from $341.6 billion in 2014-15. Net FDI inflows
2015-16 $ 360.2 x M<* x] Bb+< +M have grown from $21.9 billion in April-Dec 2014-15 to $ 27.7
2014-15 E +|-n +v E $21.9 x gE billion in the same period of 2015-16. The nominal value of the
2014-15 E < +v $27.7 x { {S M* b E rupee, has declined against the dollar. The CAD (Current Account
E { E +Ei P] M * 2015 E +|- Deficit) narrowed to 1.4% of GDP in April- Dec 2015 from 1.7%
n +v Bb (S J P] ) E E Vb{ E 1.4% in the corresponding period of 2014-15, on the back of the
contraction in the trade deficit. Fiscal deficit in RE (Revised
{ + M V 2014-15 E < +v 1.7% l, VE Estimates) 2015-16 & BE (Budget Estimates) 2016-17 are
Eh { P] E ESi x * +< (vi +xx) retained at 3.9% and 3.5% respectively in the union Budget.
2015-16 + < (V] +xx) 2016-17 E P V]
k P] G: 3.9% + 3.5% { x + *
xb E V E |ii(V-B<B) { +nx, V In the bond market, yields on govt securities (G-Secs) which had
pE xi Mi SG E +i { +xE x M l, started to ease ahead of the monetary policy easing cycle, got
gi G {lE i M< + 2015-16 E n U increasingly disconnected and firmed up through the second half
of 2015-16. After the Union budget, 10 year generic yield declined
l M<* P V] E n 10 l x < x by about 16bps on Feb 29, 2016. G-Sec yield edged up in the
+nx 29 , 2016 E MM 16 {B iE P] M<* V- first half of March 2016 on profit booking by market participants.
B< E +nx S 2016 E { U v-v v V Liquidity conditions generally tightened in the second half of the
V E Mn x E EM E J E* +C] v year beginning from mid Oct as the pace of government
x E n U pE ii E li expenditure slowed and the seasonal increase in currency
xi: iM CE E E E Mi v {c + demand for the festival season took hold.
i E +v p E M +l { gi <*
pE ii E li E x Ex E B i W E RBI conducted open market operations to ease the liquidity

x J V {Sx E M +{x* 2015-16 E nx condition. The performance of banking sector during 2015-16
EM Ij E Ex{nx nOi * E E Gb] 11.3% remained subdued. Growth in the Gross bank credit is tepid at
11.3% and aggregate deposit also grew at 9.9% as on March 18,
E - r < + 18 S, 2016 E S V 9.9% 2016. The asset quality of banking sector came under stress
E n g* EM Ij E {{k Mhk n +< il and GNPA as proportion of Gross Advances has increased in
E +O E +x{i E { E Bx{B n, 2015 g Dec 2015. RBI, in all, made substantial repo rate cuts of 125 bps
M * i W E x Vx 2015 + S 2016 E S between January 2015 & March 2016. Growth of Money supply
E E 125 {B E c { n E]i E* 31 S, (M3) on Y-O-Y as on 31st Mar, 2016 stood at 10.3% as compared
2016 E li E +x vx +{i(B3) E -n- r to a growth rate of 12.0% recorded in the corresponding period a
10.3% l VE ix {U E < +v 12.0% E year ago.
r n nV E M< l*
II. PERFORMANCE OF THE BANK DURING 2015-16:
II. 2015-16 E E E-x{nx:
1. E E b Sx: 1. UCO's Delivery Channels:
1.1 {{E x]E : 1.1.BRICK and MORTAR Network:
E E { i B n ME o] i J Bank has a geographically well spread branch network in India

x]E * 31.03.2016 E li E +x E E 10 E and abroad. The Bank has 10 Circle Offices, 49 Zones, 3073
domestic branches and 4 overseas branches (two each in
E, 49 +S B 3073 JB + S n JB(M{ Singapore and Hong Kong), as on 31.3.2016. The Bank has two
B M-EM n-n) * 31 S, 2016 E li E +x E Extension Counters as of 31st March, 2016.
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E x 2015-16 E nx 57 JB JE +{x +J i The Bank has strengthened its pan India network by opening 57
branches during the year 2015-16.
x]E E Vi E * {U {S E nx J E x]E
< |E :
VxJ h J+ E MEh xS n M :
The population category-wise break-up of domestic branches is given below.
P J+ U: }M{ E{] JB, 15 b-E{] The domestic branches include 6 Flagship Corporate Branches,
JB, 7 +i |vx JB, 23 JB + BE BEEi E 15 Mid Corporate Branches, 7 Asset Management branches,
23 Service Branches and 1 Integrated Treasury Branch.
|vx J *
n |J xM J+ Vc 29 ] x , 2 BB< 29 Retail Loan Hubs, 2 SME Hubs and 72 City Back Offices are
also functioni ng across the country attached to the major city
B 78 ] E E E E * branches.
17102 M EM Si M E EM B |nxEx E 4317 Business Correspondents are functioning in 17102 villages

to provide banking services at the door steps of people who are
B 4317 E E Ei V M E P iE Vi * so far away from the banking fold,
2. E{E b Sx: 2. Alternative Delivery Channels:

2.1. E xx <x S(BxBB) M 2.1. Bank has joined National Financial Switch (NFS) which
V OE E n +vE J B]B E ={M enables customers to access more number of ATMs across
Ex M * 31 S, 2016 E li E E E { the country. As on 31.3.2016, Bankhad 2564 ATMs out of
2564 B]B l Vx 2010 +x<] il 554 +<] which 2010 are onsite and 554 are offsite. Bank had issued
l* E x 31.03.2015 E 6112218 b]/B]B Eb E 8566186 of Debit/ATM cards as on 31.3.2016 as compared
ix 31.03.2016 E 8566186 Eb V EB * < to 6112218 cards as on 31.03.2015 thereby achieving an
|E Mi E ix 40.15% E r |{i E M< * increase of 40.15% over the previous year. The bank is
issuing Rupaycards under financial inclusion and ATM
k x E +iMi E { Eb B Ex Ji enabled Kisan Cards linked to Kisan account.
E EB MB B]B li Ex Eb V E *
2.2. ]] Mix, < VV B ]E] E Ex, 2.2. Internet banking facility is available to customers for utility
+x<x Jn, +i:E B +iE xv +ih +n E bills payment, for air and rail ticket booking, on line
B OE E <]x] EM v ={v * E {UiU, shopping, inter-bank and intra bank fund transfer etc. Bank
is also providing services like balance enquiry, account
Ji h, x-nx v BBB B], {I E, |iI statement, transaction related SMS alerts , payment of
E E Mix B +x E< EM B E |nx E indirect taxes, Direct taxes and many other banking
* 31.03.2015 E E 382524 <-EM ={MEi+ E services. The total e-banking users as on 31.03.2016 are
J 31.03.2015 E gE 530566 M<* -n- 37.98% 530566, as against 384524, as on 31.03.2015, registering
E r nV E M<* a Y-O-Y increase of 37.98%.
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2.3 2011-12 E nx E x < EM + E , 2.3. Bank has introduced Mobile Banking services during the
V OE < x E VB +{x EM x-nx Ex year 2011-12, whereby customers can take advantage of
conducting their banking transactions through mobile
E =` Ei * < < EM v E v phones. Through the mobile banking facility, customers are
OE + BBB/V{+B ExCx b E ={M EE now performing banking activities like balance enquiry,
+{x b] {UiU, Ji h, < SV, account statement, mobile recharge, intra & inter-bank funds
+i:E B +iE xv +ih V EM Miv E transfer with their mobile handset using SMS/GPRS modes
* 31.03.2015 E E 70534 B-EM ={MEi+ E of connection. M-banking users as on 31.03.2016 are 272969
as against 70534 as on 31.03.2015 recording an increase
J 31.03.2016 E gE 272969 M<* -n- 287% of 287% Y-o-Y.
E r nV E M<*
k 2015-16 E nx E x-nx E 35.45% x-nx During FY 2015-16; 35.45% of the total transactions have
E{E ih P B VE ix k taken place through alternate delivery channels as against
2014-15 E nx B x-nx E 29.27% B l* 29.27% in FY 2014-15.
3. E |<: 3. Business Profile:
3.1 E: 3.1. GLOBAL:
E E E V {U E . 214337 Ec E ix Total deposits of the bank stood at ` 207118 crore as on

March 2016 compared to ` 214337 cr a year ago and gross
S, 2016 E . 207118 Ec M<* E E E +O advances of bank as on March 2016 are at `1,35 508 cr
{U E `1,51,812 Ec E ix S, 2016 E compared to ` 1,51,812 cr a year ago. Total Business of
`1,35,508 Ec E * E E E E 31.03.2015 Bank stood at ` 342626 crore as of March 2016 as against
E `366149 Ec E ix S, 2016 342626 Ec ` 366149 cr as on 31.03.2015.
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3.2 P: 3.2. DOMESTIC.
P Ex{nx E E E E V {U E On the domestic front, total deposit stood at Rs.190885 cr
`1,93,552 Ec E ix S, 2016 E `1,90,885 Ec as on 31.03.2016 as against ` 1,93,552cr in the previous
E * E E P +O {U E `1,37,031 Ec E corresponding year . Domestic Advances of bank stood at
` 1,18,791cr as of March 2016 as compared to ` 1,37,031
ix S, 2016 E `1,18,791 Ec E * V Mi cr in the previous year.Total Deposit of Bank has declined
E E Ex E BE ={ E { E V E Ucx E as of Mar'16 due to conscious decision of shedding of bulk
G xh E Eh S, 16 E E E V E +< deposits as a measure to reduce interest cost. Gross
* E E B bE=x]M E E P]x + |J Advances of Bank has declined due to decline in LC Bill
=tM E ni r E V E E E +O E +< Discounting business of the bank and subdued growth in
the Major industries.
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3.3 E: 3.3 CASA:
S 2016 E E S B Si (E) V `60466 Ec Current and Saving (CASA) deposits of the bank stood at
E V 5.93% E r nV E M<* E P V ` 60466 cr as of March 2016. The bank's CASA deposit to
E E E V 31.68% * E E Si V S, 2016 domestic deposits constituted 31.68% . Saving deposit rose
`40438 Ec M< V 11.63% E r <* S V by 11.63% to ` 40438 cr as at March 2016.Current deposit
stood at ` 20028 cr as of Mar'2016 as against ` 26149 cr in
S, 2015 E ` 26149 Ec E ix S, 2016
Mar'15.
` 20028 Ec E *
E nx E E E OE J S 2015 E 2.60 Ec During the year, Bank's total clientele increased from 2.60
gE S 2016 2.86 Ec M< * cr in March, 2015 to 2.86 cr in March, 2016.
E/CASA (` Ec / in Cr.)
3.4 k Ex{nx: 3.4 Financial Performance:

E E 31.03.2016 E {i { ` 2799 Ec E x] x The bank incurred a Net Loss of ` 2799 cr for the whole year
< VE ix < {U ` 1138 Ec E x] + ending 31.03.2016 compared to the net profit of `1138 cr for the
l* S 2016 E {i E {Sx ` 3603 Ec E corresponding previous year. Operating Profit for the year ended
Mar, 2016 is ` 3603 cr compared to ` 4910 cr for the last year.
VE ix {U ` 4910 Ec l*
E E E |vx + +EE JS gE ` 6403 Ec M Total provisioning and contingencies of bank increased to

` 6403cr compared to ` 3772cr for the last year.
VE ix {U ` 3772 Ec l*
E E E + {U E ` 21,363 Ec E ix S The bank's total income stood at ` 20157 cr as of March 2016

compared to ` 21, 363cr last year. While interest income from
2016 ` 20157 Ec * V @ h + +O + `12293
loans and advances stood at `12293 cr; interest from investment
Ec E <, x |{i V ` 5663 Ec E * r V stood at ` 5663 cr. Net Interest income was ` 4848 cr as of
+ S 15 E ` 5562 Ec E ix S 16 `4848 Ec Mar'16 against ` 5562 cr as of Mar'15. The Non-Interest income
E * S 16 +Vi M-V + ` 1596 Ec < VE earned is ` 1596 cr as on Mar'16 as compared to ` 2004 cr in the
< {U ` 2004 Ec E l* corresponding previous year.
E E V JS S 2015 E `13797 Ec W- P]E S The bank's interest expenses marginally declined to `13713cr
2016 `13713 Ec M* E E E JS S, 2016 E for March 2016 from `13797 cr in March 2015.Bank's total
expenses stood at ` 16554 cr as on Mar'16 against ` 16452 cr as
`16452 Ec E E S 16 `16554 Ec E * E E
of March, 2015. The Bank's cost of deposit declined to 6.11%
V Mi 6.11% P] M< + +O + gE 10.17% M< and yield on advances increased to 10.17% as at March 2016
VE S 15 6.35% 9.92% l* +-Mi +x{i 37.74% from 6.35% and 9.92% respectively in Mar'15. Cost to income
gE 47.19% +* ratio increased to 47.19% from 37.74%.
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4. {V: 4. Capital :
2015-16 E {i k E nx E E x] {U Net worth of the Bank has decreased to ` 9720 crore during the
E ` 11585 Ec P]E `9720 Ec M* 2015-16 financial year ending 2015-16 from ` 11585 crore of the
nxE 30.03.2016 E i E x <C] E +vxi corresponding previous year. In 2015-16 , Govt. of India infused
` 935 cr capital in the bank by way of preferential allotment of
+]x E u E ` 935 Ec E {V x] E V Equity Shares on 30.3.2016 which was maintained in the "Share
B{Ex x Ji J M* (nxE 10.05.2016 E E x Application Money Account". (On 10.05.2016, Bank allotted
+<b+ x, 2009 E +x `935 Ec E {V 22,54,64,190 equity shares to the Government of India on
+nx { i E E +vxi +v { |i `41.47 preferential basis at an issue price of ` 41.47 per share determined
E xM { 22,54,64,190 <C] +]i EB*) in accordance with SEBI ICDR Regulations, 2009 against the
capital contribution of ` 935 crore.)
5. {V {{ii +x{i: 5. Capital Adequacy Ratio:
nxE 31.03.2015 E - III Sx E +x E E {V As per Basel III framework, the Bank's Capital Adequacy Ratio
of 9.63 % as at 31.03.2016 was higher than the regulatory
{{ii +x{i 9.63% V 9% E xE +Ei requirement of 9%. Details of Capital Adequacy under Basel-III
Vn l* - III Sx E +x {V {{ii E xS framework are shown as under.
n V *
(` Ec / in ` crore)
h/Particular 31.03.2015 31.03.2016
+B+ (%) / CRAR(%) /Amount +B+ (%) / CRAR(%) /Amount
]-I/Tier- I 9.05 11431.59 7.63 9915.83
]-II/Tier- II 3.12 3944.71 2.00 2598.98
E {V/Total Capital 12.17 15376.29 9.63 12514.81
VJ +i/Risk Weight assets 126380.39 - 129949.10
6.E B +i] 6. TREASURY & INTERNATIONAL
i W E u - { V xE nxn il Bank has been performing its Treasury & Investment Operations
by keeping track of the macroeconomic scenario and market
xnE b u +xni E E E{] x xi E +x{ developments in accordance with the regulatory guidelines issued
G-<ExE {o B V E Mi En En i by Reserve Bank of India from time to time as also the Bank's
B E +{x E B x E {Sx Ei + * n B Corporate Investment Policy approved by the Board of Directors.
{o , V +ivxE iExE E B VJ |vx E In the changed scenario, where state of the art technology is
vn x , | B I iE vx E +vEi providing cutting edge in Treasury & Risk Management, Bank
has also embarked upon a globally deployable Integrated
<i Ex + x B ]bM { + E +vEi gx E Treasury Management Solution for an effective and efficient way
B E x BE E i { ={M Ei E |vx |h to optimize resource utilization and maximize returns on
E +i E * investment and trading.
VJ E E Ex + Si ix {j |vx E B E x In order to mitigate risk and proper balance sheet management,

bank has gone for interest rate swap transactions. During the
V n x xnx | E * 2015-16 E nx E x year 2015-16, Bank has experienced severe market volatility and
V E +ivE +li +x E + +xE E E Vn despite all odds the bank could significantly improve the yield on
+{x x {] E + =Jx r E E* its Investment portfolio.
2015-16 E nx E E E x (E) 30.84% E The global investments (Gross) of the Bank during the year 2015-
16 grew by 30.84% from `64594 crore as on 31.03.2015 to
r < + 31.03.2015 E `69231 Ec gE 31.03.2016
`84512 crore as on 31.03.2016. The domestic investment grew
E `84512 Ec M* P x 31.26% E r < + by 31.26 % from `62749 crore as on 31.03.2015 to `82361 crore
31.03.2015 E .62749 Ec gE 31.03.2016 E `82361 as on 31.03.2016. SLR investment registered a growth of 25.90%
Ec M* BB+ x x 2015-16 E nx 25.90% during the year 2015-16 touching the level of `69706 crore
E r nV Ei B `69706 Ec E i { {S M, VE compared to `55368 crore in March 2015. Non SLR investment
S 2015 `55368 Ec l* M-BB+ x (P) (domestic) grew by71.46% to reach `12655 crore from `7381
71.46% E r < + `7381 Ec 2015-16 crore in 2015-16 due to increased investment in Govt UDAY Bond.
`12655 Ec { {S M VE Eh E E =n xb The yield on domestic investment decreased marginally from
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g + x l* P x +, V 31.03.2015 E li E 8.08% as on 31.03.2015 to 8.04% as on 31.03.2016. Total
+x 8.08% l, = +E E +< + 31.03.2016 E investment income for 2015-16 stood at `6370 crore as against
8.04% nV E M<* E x + 2014-15 E `5947 Ec E Rs.5947 crore in 2014-15.
ix 2015-16 `6370 Ec l*
6.1 xi k{h: 6.1. Export Finance:
i li 74 h E J+ E l E E G With 74 'B' Category Branches across India, UCO Bank is
{ xiE E V i { Ex E B E]r * S, 2016 committed to actively cater to the needs of its Exporters. Total
E {i k E nx E E E Sx] E `65,640 Merchant Turnover of the Bank during the Financial Year ended
March, 2016 stood at ` 65,640 crore which is 41.00 % lower than
Ec E l V {U E ix 41.00% E * 31 S, previous year. Bank's Export credit outstanding during 31st March,
2016 E li E E xi @ h E ` 2347.29 Ec 2016 is ` 2,347.29 crore, registering a decline of 13.29% over
E , V 31 S, 2015 E li E +{I 13.29% E M] 31st March, 2015.
nV E M< *
E E i E EB Vx <x E i xi E B +<Bx+ 'UCO Bank,' is the sole Bank to facilitate bi-lateral trade with Iran
Mix |{i Ex { i E <x E l u{I { by agreeing to receive payment in INR for Iranian oil exports to
Ex BEj E * l < { Mix |h E India. Simultaneously, to boost exports under this Rupee Payment
mechanism, 'UCO BANK' negotiated 381export bills amounting
ii xi E g nx E B E E x +|, 2015 S, to `1,221 crore cumulative from April, 2015 to March, 2016. The
2016 iE S { `1221 Ec E E 381 xi Export Credit outstanding as of 31st March, 2016 on account of
E {Gh E* 31 S, 2016 E li <x E l { Iran Trade is `146 crore.
E xi @ h E `146 Ec *
7. VE EM: 7. SOCIAL BANKING
7.1 |lEi|{i Ij E +O: 7.1. Priority Sector Advances:
E EU |lEi|{i Ij E =v nx i{h E The Bank has been showing significant performance in lending
to Priority Sector over the years and has been effectively servicing
|ni Ei + +{x Oh B +v- J+ E the priority sector and agriculture sector with its vast network of
x]E E u |lEi|{i Ij B E Ij E | fM rural and semi-urban branches.
B ni *
As on 31.03.2016, the Priority Sector Advances of the Bank stood
nxE 31.03.2016 E E E |lEi|{i Ij E nB MB +O at ` 55948 crore constituting 38.70% of Adjusted Net Bank Credit
`55948 Ec E V Vi x] E @ h (BBx) E (ANBC).
38.70% l*
7.1.1. Agriculture Advances:

7.1.1 E E +O:
E E E E +O `19593 Ec , V BBx E Total Agriculture Advances of the Bank stood at ` 19593 crore
constituting 13.55% of ANBC. Direct Agriculture stood at `12772
13.55 % * |iI E @ h `12772 Ec , V BBx crore constituting 8.83% of ANBC.
E 8.83% *
7.1.2. Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME):
7.1.2 I, P B Z =t (BBB<)
E n E +lE E BBB< E i{h E il n Bank recognizes the important role of MSME in the economic
WM + E =i{xx Ex = x M E development of the Country which is also supporting in generating
employment opportunities in the Country. The advances under
Ei * nxE 31.03.2016 E I B P =t(BB<) E Micro& Small Enterprises (MSE) as on 31.03.2016 stood at
ii +O ` 22772 Ec il 31 S, 2016 E I, P B ` 22772 crore and under Micro, Small & Medium
Z =t (BBB<) E ii +O `25935 Ec E * Enterprises (MSME), the advances are ` 25935 crore as of 31st
March, 2016.
7.1.3 EV M E @h : 7.1.3.Advances to Weaker Sections:

31 S, 2016 E li E +x EV M E |nx E M Advances to Weaker Section stood at ` 17767.40 crore as of
+O `17767.40 Ec , V Vi x] E @ h E 12.29% 31st March, 2016 constituting 12.29% of ANBC. The Y-o-Y growth
of advances to Weaker Sections stood at 17.00%.
* EV M E +O E -n- r 17.00% *
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7.1.4 +{JE n E @ h : 7.1.4. Minority Community Advances:
nxE 31.03.2016 E E E E +{JE n +O `8416 Total Minority Community Advances of the Bank as on 31.03.2016
stood at `8416 crore constituting 15.04% of Priority Sector
Ec V |lEi|{i Ij +O E 15.04% * Advances.
7.2. Unique Schemes:
7.2 +x` VxB
The Bank has two unique schemes - (1) "UCO Uthaan" for
E E n +x` VxB (1) E =ilx M J upliftment of BPL families of adopted villages & (2) "UCO
xS E { E =ilx E B il (2) E O Oh E SamagraGraminVikasYojna" - Adoption of villages for all-round
Vx O E E B M E Mn x* development.
7.2.1. UCO Uthaan Scheme: Social-cum-Financial upliftment

7.2.1 E =ilx Vx : M J xS E { E B scheme for BPL families
VE--k =ilx Vx
VxiMi Vx M M J xS E { c J Under the Scheme, villages having large number of BPL families
are adopted by the Bank through its nearest branch to bring the
=xE E +{x xE]i J E v +{xi iE M BPL families out of the clutches of poverty and to bring about a
J xS E { E M E SM Uc V E + M holistic change in the villages. Under the scheme, a holistic
Oi: {ix V E* < Vx I, Oh + development plan of the villages is drawn and followed up for
i k{h, E M`x B I kx, iE B covering areas like education, financing for rural housing,
Oh i{ E E, b++< Vx E ii k |nx formation of SHG and micro-financing, development of handicrafts
& rural artisans and extending finance under DRI Scheme.
Ex V Ij E E, O E BE O E
Vx xE = { E< E Vi *
The Bank has adopted 21 villages in 10 states i.e. Assam, Bihar,
E x 10 V, x +, , MVi, ], +b, {V, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu,
Vlx, ixb, =k |n + {S M E =ilx Uttar Pradesh & West Bengal under UCO Uthaan Scheme.
Vx E ii 21 M E +{x *
E x <x M i k Ii +Vi EB + Bank has conducted several financial literacy camps in these
E M J xS E { E +{x +VE i villages and has provided financial assistance particularly to BPL
families to improve their livelihood, to generate more income so
xx, +{x + gx E B k i |nx E iE that they come above poverty line.
M J >{ =` E*
<x | B 21 M E 2141 M J xS E { By these efforts, 2141 BPL families, in these 21 adopted villages,
{U 3 E nx E u |nk @ h i E u i fM have been provided with credit assistance by Bank to uplift their
livelihood in better way during last 3 years. These BPL families
+{x +VE +Vi E M J > { =` SE * are generating their income by adopting several activities like
M J xS E { b , E {x, {x E dairy farming, goat farming, betel leaf cultivation, vegetable
Ji, E V =Mx, <E i, Vi x, Sx, growing, cycle repairing, shoe mending, fruit vending, grocery
Ex nEx, S E ] Mx, c xx, ] Sx, j shop, tea stall, beedi making, trolley plying, mason jobs etc.
E E +n V xx Miv E +{xE + +Vx E
*
7.2.2 E O Oh E Vx M E O E E 7.2.2. UCO Samagragramin Vikas Yojna : For all-round
B development of villages
E x 6 V, MVi, S |n, +b, E, =k |n The Bank has adopted 10 villages in 6 states i.e. Gujarat,
+ {S M 10 M E =xE O E E B E Himachal Pradesh, Odisha, Kerala, Uttar Pradesh & West Bengal
O Oh E Vx E ii +{x * for its all-round development under UCO Samagragramin Vikas
Yojna.
<x M E x O E Ii Ex E B k Ii In these villages, Bank has conducted financial literacy camps to

+Vi EB , =x k M n il E{] educate the villagers, extended financial support to them and
has also initiated developmental activities under Corporate Social
VE =kni E +iMi EiE Miv E +i Responsibility. Under financial assistance, Bank has given
E * k M E +iMi E x U] { E Vx General Credit Cards (GCC) to small traders, Artisan Credit Cards
Eb] Eb(V), i{ E +]x Eb] Eb(B), (ACC) to artisans, Kisan Credit Cards (KCC) to farmers, loans to
Ex E Ex Eb] Eb(E), i E @ h, SHGs, loan for doing animal husbandry activities, loans to women
{{x Miv Ex E B @ h, B +V / +VV & SC/ST beneficiaries. Many small traders have started their
own business with the support of Bank loan.Through CSR
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l E @h |nx EB * E< U] { x E @h E activities, Bank has given Ceiling Fans, Water purifiers to different
i Jn E E E n * E{] VE schools, Steel Almirahs, Books for school library, School uniform
for school going children, installation of hand pumps for drinking
=kni u E +iMi E x xx E E M {J, ] water in the villages, installation of Solar street lights in the
{, E E {iE E B ] E +, Ei, villages, construction of metallic road.
E tl E E x nB , M {x E {x E
B b {{ Mx, M cE { <] Mx, {CE
cE xx E E EB *
E x ={H 10 M n E i M E O E In two villages, out of above 10 villages, Bank has provided

< x E VB nV iE EM vB |nx E * x doorstep banking facilities to the villagers of these unbanked
villages through Mobile Van. The Van visits these two villages
{i E nx E { xvi nx + { <x n M on a predetermined day and time during the week and provides
+i + O E =xE nV { i E EM all types of banking facilities to the villagers at their doorstep.
vB |nx E Vi * < { E Eh O E Si There has been increase in the saving habits of the villagers due
Ex E +ni <W + * <x x E v O to this initiative. Through these vans, villagers are also being
k { Ii * financially educated.
<x Miv +{xB MB M Oi: E + By these activities, there is an all-round development in the
O E { * adopted villages and the villagers are very much benefitted.
7.3 E u Vi MB {E 7.3. Awards to Bank:

UCO Bank was awarded by CIMSME "MSME EXCELLENCE
E E E Vx, 2016 E nx +<BBB< u xx
AWARDS - 2015" under the below mentioned categories during
=Ji h BBB< BC +b {E n M: Jan'16:
v +E E E {B Vx vx Vx E B k l Best Bank for PM Jan DhanYojna under Mid Sized Bank-

E Vi Winner
v +E E E |ix{E Vx E B k l Best Bank for Promotional Scheme under Mid Sized Bank-
Winner
E Vi
v +E E E k x E B k E l Best Bank for Financial Inclusion under Mid Sized Bank -
Runner Up
={ Vi
E E E n +] +x +{x =Jx Mnx E UCO Bank was awarded 3rd Prize in the All India Competition
B vi E h E +J i |iMi ii under Medium Bank category in recognition of its remarkable
Contribution to RSETI movement in the country on the auspicious
{E |nx E M* {E nxE 15.07.2015 E i occasion of RSETI Diwas on 15.07.2015 organized by Ministry
E, Oh E j u +Vi +] n E of Rural Development, Government of India.
+ { |nx E M*
8. k x: 8. FINANCIAL INCLUSION:
i 6 J +vE M E n V EM v Ex India is a country of more than 6 lakh villages wherein providing

E Sxi E x * 28 +Mi, 2014 E | E M< banking facility has been a challenge. Govt. of India's mission
i E E +x { {Vx {B Vx vx Vx mode project "PM Jan DhanYojna",launched on 28th Aug, 2014,
E =q Si Vx E SxH EM |h E +iMi aims to bring excluded masses under the umbrella of structured
banking system, to inculcate the habit of saving among the people
E =E G xx , B M Si Ex E +ni
who are so far excluded from the economic mainstream and
Ei Ex V + iE +lE Jv x E thereby to eliminate the dishonest practices of money lenders by
+ M J E xS E M E @ h V i { vx nE catering to credit needs of people below poverty line. Rising to
=v nx E E <x E {i Ex * B li the occasion, Bank has opened more than 72.25 lakh accounts
E x {BVb< E ii 72.25 J Vn Ji J + so far under PMJDY and mobilized ` 1680 Cr in these accounts.
=x ` 1680 Ec E V]< * x Ji E |ii Percentage of Zero balance accounts is 24.50%, well below the
24.50% V E +tME +i E E * industry average.
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8.1 <G B]B - E l E +i 8.1 Launching of Micro ATM - UCO SARATHI
E x nxE 2 x,2016 E l xE { Eb x-nx

Bank has launched RuPay Card transaction enabled Tab based
li ] +vi <G B]B E +i E VE <i Micro ATM called UCO SARATHI on 2nd November 2015, which
v |E E EM B nx E B E j BV] u E V can be used by BC Agents (Bank Mitr) for offering a wide range
* E j {E i EM B nx M i EB of Banking Services. These BCs are equipped with plethora of
MB Vx E E OE E +b + Bb +x<x Jx, banking services including Online opening of RD & FD to Bank's
+v li B, <-E<; { Eb {x +vi x-nx; customers, Aadhaar enabled services, eKYC; RuPay Card PIN
based transactions; real time Remittance through IMPS system
Vn OE B +x xME,nx E B +<B{B E VB for both existing customers and other citizens , mobile recharge
iiE vx |h,< SV + +x Mix;{BVV< and other bill payments; Micro Insurance products like PMJJBY
+ {BB< V I =i{n + B{< V VE & PMSBY and social security schemes like APY(Atal Pension
I VxB * Yojna).
8.2. Implementation of Jan Suraksha Schemes
8.2 Vx I Vx+ E Exx
Working on the government's theme of providing social security
+ iE E + Si Vx E VE I |nx Ex to hitherto unbanked masses, Bank has successfully implemented
E E E BVb { E Ei B E x + {x =i{n Insurance and Pension products namely, Pradhan Mantri Jeevan
V |vxj Vx Vi Vx ({BVV<), |vxj Jyoti BimaYojna (PMJJBY), Pradhan Mantri Suraksha BimaYojna
I Vx ({BB<), +] {x Vx (B{<) E (PMSBY), Atal Pension Yojna (APY) through its Branch and BC
+{x J+ + x]E E v i{E Exx network.
E *
v-v { G: k x E +iMi EB V | M Gradually, efforts under Financial Inclusion are showing results
+ E x <x Miv E v i + +i nx and Bank has started gaining both tangible and intangible benefit
out of these activities. While decongestion of branches, reduction
|E E +Vi Ex E n * V J+ E of transaction cost and increase in CASA base are intangible
Eh, x-nx Mi E E + E +v E r k benefits of FI Project; tangible benefits have come in the form of
x {Vx E +i ; v =i{n E ii commission earned under various products.
+Vi Ex E { i |{i B *
{BV< E +iMi 478051 xEx EB MB Vx E E Under PMJBY scheme, there are 478051 enrolments, resulting
in earning commission of ` 171.04lac to the bank. Under
` 171.04 J E Ex +Vi < * {BB< E
PMSBY scheme, there are 1059506 enrolments, resulting in
+iMi 1059506 xEx EB MB Vx E E `19.40 J E earning a commission of `19.40 lac to the bank. During the year
Ex +Vi < * E +iMi E 258 n {BV< a total of 258 claims were settled under PMJBY and 67 under
E +iMi + {BB< E +iMi 67 n x{]B MB* PMSBY.
E +iMi +] {x Vx E ii E 31,172 xEx EB Total subscribers under Atal Pension Yojna during the year is
31,172.Through APY and DBTL bank has earned a commission
MB * B{< + b]B E VB E E G: ` 16.67 J of ` 16.67 lac and ` 63.76 lac respectively.
+ ` 63.76 J E Ex +Vi + *
9. RETAIL BANKING:
9. ] EM
9.1. SCHEMATIC RETAIL LENDING
9.1 VxMi ] @ h ih
Bank had launched new facility for Home Loan Borrowers namely
E x + @ h =vEi+ E B E {-+xni + UCO Pre-approved Home Loan scheme, a facility for providing
@ h Vx E x< v E E, BE B v V + in-principle sanction of Home loan limit based on entitlement as
E +x {ji { +vi + @ h E riE Ei per income where property has not been identified/finalized by
|nx Ei , V E +nE u {k E {Sx/+i { the applicants. Several otherasset products were modified in
line with market requirements.
Sx x E M * V V i E +x E< +i =i{n
vx E M*
E x ] @ h E Ei |G E xEEi Ex E B Bank has introduced scoring model in retail lending schemes to

standardize sanction process of retail loans. Bank has registered
] =v Vx+ EM b E +i E * k a growth of 17.89% under Home Loan during FY 2015-16.
2015-16 E nx E x + @ h E ii 17.89% E r
nV E *
UCO HOME Loan Campaigns launched during the year were
E nx | EB MB E + @ h +x i | very effective, thereby sanctioning a total of `1590 crores to 9849
VxE VB 9849 +nE E E `1590 Ec E Ei E applicants.The bank has also registered substantial growth of
M<* E x E |{] @ h 43.25% E ] r |{i E* 43.25% in UCO Property loan.
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U: ] @h Vx+ E +iMi @h Ei Ex E B BB{B LAPS processing has been made mandatory for sanctioning loan
|M E +x E n M * E x BE x I @h under six retail loan schemes. The bank has tied up with Vidhya
Lakshmi portal, an initiative for uniform education loan application
B{Ex E { t I {] E l M`Vc EE E and the same has been integrated with LAPS.
+ < BB{B E l BEEi E M *
9.2 +x { 9.2. Other initiatives
k E nx E b xE ] { E M E UCO Rewards, a loyalty initiative has been implemented during

M * E x 10 Mix M] E l M`Vb E Vx 4 the financial year. The bank has tied up with 10 payment gateways
M] E l BEEh E E S * E x OE E B of which integration with 4 gateways is in process . The bank has
tied up with www.cleartrip.com& www.goibibo.com to provide
j/] EM { {E/U] v nx E B www.cleartrip.com offers/discounts on travel/hotel bookings for customers. The bank
+ www.goibibo.com E l M`Vc E * E x Sx] {]x has signed up with BizSciences for affiliate merchant partner
|O E l r x E B W< E l Zi E program. The bank has tied up with Pay-U Money for encouraging
* E x {- x E l M`Vc E E iE OE E customers to use its online payment instruments through discount
|J <] { U] E {E E v +{x +x<x offers on leading websites. The bank has tied up with freecharge.in
Mix E{ E <i Ex E B |ii E V E* to provide special cashback offers to our valued customers. The
E x BE xV xV] ] | E * E x +{x bank has launched UCO Retail, a monthly newsletter focusing
OE E EE + |nx Ex E B freecharge.in E on contemporary and future retail strategies. The bank has tied
up with Tech Mahindra, offering "Tap & Go", a cashless financial
l M` Vc E E * E ] xE E S-{j
transactions service through debit card & POS machines.
E x E V Vn + E ] xi E
VxE n Vi * E x ]E xp E l M`Vc E EE
]{ Bb M E {E E V b] Eb + {+B x E
v xEn i k x-nx Ex * + @ h
+ I @ h E B E <] E VB V |h-{j |{i Ex
E v E i{E Exx E M *
9.3. Bancassurance:
9.3. E
ix E Vx E B i Vx xM At present bank is Corporate Agent for Life Insurance Corporation

of India (LICI) for life insurance business.It is also an agent for
E E{] BV] * M-Vx E B E B Reliance General Insurance Company Ltd for non-life insurance
Vx < E{x . E E{] BV] * E x +<+bB+< business.Bank has duly complied with the new regulatory
E xB xxE nxn E vi +x{x E + guidelines of IRDAI and the bank's corporate agency license has
E E E{] BV < S, 2019 iE E B + ix been renewed for three more years till March, 2019. Bank has
E B xxEi M * E x E E |S substantially increased the strength of Specified Persons (SP),
duly trained and certified by IRDAI for canvassing bancassurance
+x E B +<+bB+< u vi |Ii + |hEi business.
] H (B{) E H E r E *
M-Vx {]x E l E |G E BEEh E By integrating the business process with our non-life
bancassurance partner, bank has successfully made the trial run
u E x +{x OE E B { E +x<x Vxx for online generation of insurance policies for our customers
E ] x i{E { E V | E enabling them to get non-life insurance policies from branches,
Mix EB Vi ii J+ M-Vx { |{i immediately on payment of premium and this will be made live
VBM* < Vn S E n VBM* shortly.
In order to increase the bancassurancegrowth among our

E E OE iE {E { {Sx E B + E customers and commission earning for the bank, bank is planning
E Ex +Vx E nJi B E Vx/M-Vx E E to have tie ups with more insurance companies for life/non-life
B + Vn E{x E l M`Vc E Ex insurance business.
E Vx x *
10. : 10. RECOVERY:
{U ix-S EM =tM +xVE +i (Bx{B) The increasing trend of NPAs in the Banking Industry over last
E gi Sx E Sii * E Bx{B i S , two years has become a concern for the bank. Gross NPA level
of our bank has inflated from 6.76% in March 2015 to 15.43% in
2015 E 6.76% i Vn gE S, 2016 15.43%
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iE {S M + < |E VBx{B E j G: March 2016 and the quantum of GNPAs has increased from
`10265.05 Ec gE `20907.73 Ec M< * VE ` 10265.05 crore to ` 20907.73 crore respectively on account of
Eh i V E E BC+ I * BxBx{B AQR review by RBI. The NNPA percentage rose to 9.09% from
4.30% of previous year.
{U E 4.30% gE < 9.09% M*
k 2015-16 E nx E `14942.35 Ec E x< Bx{B During the FY 2015-16 the bank has witnessed fresh slippages
M] E I * xEn {U E E P]E of ` 14942.35 crore. The overall cash recovery and upgradation
in NPA accounts during the year is `2727 crore against `2506
`1368.58 Ec E <* E nx Oi: Bx{B Ji xEn
crore in FY 2014-15. Considering the surge in the GNPA and
B +{Obx k 2014-15 E `2506 Ec E NNPA levels, maintaining Bank's asset quality and recovery of
ix `2727 Ec E * VBx{B B BxBx{B E i bad debts are the prime concern for the bank.
+B < =U E nJi B E E +i Mhk E xB
Jx + J B Ji Ex E E |J Si
*
10.1 Ex{nx: 10.1. Recovery Performance:
M`x E i { vi Zi x{]x Vx, Bank's recovery mechanism has also been geared up at all levels
of the organization to take advantage of Modified Compromise
+vx, b+] B E +ni +n E =`x E B E
Settlement Scheme, SARFAESI Act, DRTs and LokAdalats.
E ij { i i E M * n{ i { c Country-wide mega recovery camps, MAO campaigns, Mega
E{, BB+ +x, k{i x E b i { E-auction of financed vehicles etc. were organized for speedy
<-x +n u iV x E | EB MB* +S recovery. All other strategies and action of setting up call centers
E i { E ] E M`x il +x Exi E at Zonal Offices have also strengthened the follow up mechanism
in stressed accounts.
{ E]Oi Ji E l +xi E< Vi +< *
Mi ix E B xEn il E] =zx E xxJi :

The details of Cash Recovery and up gradation for the last three Years are as under : ` Ec / In ` Crores)
(`
h
Particulars 31.03.2014 31.03.2015 31.03.2016
xEn /Cash Recovery 2015 1629 1369
E] =xxx/Up gradation 1032 877 1358
E /Total 3047 2506 2727
V xMi +i (BB B iExE
{ ^ Ji b MB Ji)
of which Recovery in Loss Assets
(ML & Tech W/off accounts) (295) (189) (131)
31 S, 2015 E {i k E ` 2506 Ec E ix 31 The total cash recovery plus upgradation for the year ended 31st
S, 2016 E {i k E xEn + +{Obx March, 2016 is ` 2727 crores as against ` 2506 crores for the
year ended 31st March, 2015. The recovery in written off accounts
`2727 Ec E * x +i(^ Ji b MB Ji) is `131 crores for the year ending March, 2016 compared to
{U E `189 Ec E ix S, 2016 E {i `189 crore for the previous year.
k `131 Ec E < *
x +i x |ni { =E v + {ci Recovery in loss assets has a direct bearing on the profitability
and the bank is giving priority in monitoring / follow-up for recovery
+ < nJi B E B Ji E B <E xMx/ in such accounts. A separate vertical in the bank is monitoring
+xi E< E |lEi n * x +i E l-l consistently for recovery in loss assets including technically written
iExE { ^-Ji b MB Ji E B E +M off accounts. However, recovery in loss assets is low during FY
|E` Mi x]M E * Ei, k 2015-16 E 2015-16.
nx x +i E < *
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10.2 {: 10.2. Some Recovery initiatives:
Bx{B E xxi { Vx E B Bx{B M E B ABC Analysis of NPA Portfolio is done to minimize NPAs. Efforts
were also made to recover & upgrade NPAs, particularly focusing
h E Vi * Bx{B E + =E +{Ob Ex E on freshly generated NPAs wherein immediate scope of recovery
| EB MB, J i { xB =i{xx Bx{B { vx n M is better. Recovery camps were conducted to improve bank's
Vx iiE E MV< i i * E E E- recovery performance. Modified Compromise Scheme for loans
x{nx i xx E B +Vi EB MB* with balance outstanding up to `10.00 lacs and a special
` 10.00 J iE E E @ h E B vi Zi compromise scheme for loans up to ` 2 lac have been approved
with borrower friendly features. Mega e-auction of properties
Vx + . 2 J iE E @ h E B Zi Vx E pertaining to West Bengal and a pan-India e-auction were
+xni E M V =vEi +xE iB * {S conducted on 29/1/16 and 23/2/16 respectively. High value NPA
M vi {k E M <-+Cx + BE i E <- accounts were assigned to top executives, for close monitoring
+Cx G: 29/1/16 + 23/2/16 E E M* =SS E of recovery process. Zonal level dedicated recovery teams are
Bx{B Ji E{E E {n EB MB iE |G E visiting high NPA branches and conducting Recovery camps so
as to facilitate borrowers/guarantors for early settlement.
E xMx E V E* +S E E {i ]
=SS Bx{B J+ + n Ei iE Vn
Zi Ex E B =vEi+/M]Ei+ E vB n V
E*
11. CREDIT MONITORING
11. @ h x]M
+l-Ij Mi S +li + +xSii E li x "Continued volatility and uncertainty in the economic situation
has accentuated upsurge of bad loans in the banking industry.
EM =tM J @ h E c inn = n * < li However bank has geared up in tackling the situation by initiating
x{]x E B E xxEi En =`B : measures as under.
1) E x @ h vJvc x{]x E fS { i V E 1) Bank has put in place framework for identification of Red
Flagged Accounts (RFA) based on the 45 triggers known as
E nxn E +x Ji E +i Ih- { 45 Early Warning Signals as per the RBI guidelines on
]M { +vi b Mb Ji (+BB) E {Sx E fS "Framework for dealing with loan frauds" leading to the
E +{x * < Ji E +BB E { +Ei EB identification of the account as fraud or not within the period
Vx E iJ U: E +v {Sx Vi E of six months from date of marking the account as RFA.
Ji E{] + x*
2) +xi + +xVE (Bx{B) =v Ji E i |vx E 2) For better management of irregular & Non Performing (NPA)
B bM +x +{x x nx E B |iVi |vE borrowal accounts, revision in Delegated Authority for
allowing "Holding on Operation" has been effected.
vx E M *
3) | fM xi +v { =v Ji E xMx E i 3) Two workshops have been conducted in July 2015 and

E |i J E Ex EE E VM E Ex E January 2016 in order to sensitise the field level
o] V< 2015 B Vx 2016 n EB +Vi functionaries on the importance of monitoring of borrowal
accounts on regular basis effectively.
E M< *
={H E + i i { xMx E E E + i Apart from the above, some of the other initiatives taken by the
xx E B M u E M< { : bank to improve the functioning at the grass root level include:
1) xnE b +xnx E nxE @ h xMx xi 1) Revision and updation of Credit Monitoring Policy has been
vx + +tix EE = 01.12.2015 M E M put in place w.e.f 01.12.2015 after obtaining approval of the
board.
*
2) 24.08.2015 J {j E x| Ex + E M] E 2) Change in accounting procedure has been brought about in
n Ex E v JEx |G {ix EB MB * respect of devolved LC and invoked BG w.e.f 24.08.2015.
3) Efforts have been made to bring about the awareness among

3) | EB V E u |nk +<-Ex v E the field functionaries with regard to opening of current
={M E S Ji Jx E |i J EE VM Ei account by making use of iScan utility provided by CIBILfor
< VB V < v i W E u V ensuring the compliance of RBI guidelines issued in this
nxn E +x{x xSi M* regard.
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4) nOi E{] =vEi+ E l =SS |vx E È 4) Meeting of the Corporate Borrowers under stress are being
+Vi E Vi * arranged with Top Management.
12. VJ |vx 12. RISK MANAGEMENT
E x k 2015-16 E nx VJ |vx E Ij E M< Risk management initiatives of the bank, during the year 2015-
{ : E u . BE Ec iE E ], BB< 16 include, customization of in-house developed score card
B E @h E B M u Ei E Eb b E { models for Retail, MSE and Agriculture loans up to `1.00 crore,
as well as rating models for large advances and these models
nx B c +O E B ]M b +{xx* @ h |i E can be accessed online by branches, while processing credit
|M E J+ u < b E +x<x ={v proposals. Further,in the process of implementing advanced
E V Ei * <E l , {Sx VJ E Zx E approaches to operational risk, majority of the branches were
+vE Ei E-i E Exi Ex E |G +vE brought under RCSA (Risk and Control Self-Assessment). KRIs
J+ E +BB (VJ B xjh Ex) E +iMi (Key Risk Indicators) to be used for risk monitoring were identified.
Workshops were conducted at all circles, to train risk officers
M l* VJ xMx ={M EB Vx E B E++< and select branch heads on RCSA, Score cards and Capital
(i{h VJ EiE) E {Sx E M< l* +BB, E optimization strategies. Systems for data exchange with CORDEx,
Eb + {V +xEx xi { VJ +vE + Sxi including uploading of loss data to the CORDEx platform, were
J |J E |Ii Ex E B E E put in place. Bank has worked out benchmark reference rate
+Vi E M< l* EbC {] { x +Ec +{b based on Marginal Cost of Fund based Lending Rate (MCLR) for
pricing of loans and advances effective from 1st Apr, 2016.
Ex i EbC E l b] x E |h E +{x
M* E x 01 +|, 2016 @ h + +O E xvh E
B xv +vi =v n(BB+) E i Mi { +vi
SE n n E +Ex E *
13. REGIONAL RURAL BANKS (RRBs)
13. Ij Oh E (++)
E E u n Ij Oh E E |Vi E , UCO bank has sponsored two RRBs namely, Bihar Gramin Bank
Oh E (V) VE J M, B (BGB), head quartered at Begusarai, Bihar and Paschim Banga
Gramin Bank (PBGB) head quartered at Howrah, West Bengal
{S M Oh E({V), VE J c, {S with four regional offices each. The RRBs have a total of 594
M * |iE E E S Ij E * nxE 31.03.2016 branches as on 31.03.2016.
E nx Ij Oh E E E 594 JB Vn *
13.1 I.O. E E {V E li 13.1. Capital position of RRBs
nxE 31.03.2015 E +x {S M Oh E E E {V The total capital composition of Paschim Banga Gramin Bank
Sx`154.51 Ec (i E), `108.16 Ec (E) + as on 31.03.2015 stood at ` 154.51 Cr (Govt. of India), `108.16
Cr (UCO) & ` 46.35 Cr (West Bengal State Govt.). Similarly, for
`46.35 Ec ({S M V E) E * < |E,
Bihar Gramin Bank, it stood at `109.08 Cr (Govt. of India), `76.35
Oh E `109.08 Ec (i E), `76.35 Cr (UCO) & ` 32.72 Cr (Bihar State Govt.)
Ec (E) + `32.72 Ec ( V E) *
13.2. Performance of RRBs ( As per Unaudited results for
13.2 I.O.E E Ex{nx (M-J{Ii) 31.03.2016)
i{h E {] E ii Ex{nx 31.03.2016 E In respect of performance under key business parameters, total
E u |Vi <x Ij Oh E E E V `7766.79 deposit of RRBs sponsored by the Bank stood at ` 7766.79 crore
Ec E l V 14.26 |ii E r nV E M<* 31.03.2016 as on 31.03.2016, registering growth of 14.26 percent. Total
E E +O `4782.32 Ec E Vx E r 16.62 advance reached a level of ` 4782.32 crore with an annual growth
|ii E <* 31.03.2016 E li Ij Oh E E b of 16.62 percent as of 31.03.16. CD ratio of RRBs improved
+x{i 60.33% gE 61.57% M* from 60.33 to 61.57 as on 31.03.16.
<x Ij Oh E E E +xVE +i nxE 31.03.2015 The gross NPA of the RRBs stood at ` 330.36 crore as on 31.03.16
E `170.57 Ec E ix nxE 31.03.2016 E `330.36 vis--vis ` 170.57 crore as on 31.03.2015. Gross NPA to Gross
Ec E * E +O { E +xVE +i 31.03.2015 Advance increased from 4.16 percent as on 31.03.2015 to 6.91
E 4.16 |ii gE 31.03.2016 E 6.91 |ii M<* percent as on 31.03.2016. The net NPA ratio of the RRBs has
Ij Oh E E x +xVE +i +x{i 31.03.2015 also increased from 3.30 % as on 31.03.2015 to 5.70% as on
E 3.30% gE 31.03.2016 E 5.70% M* 31.03.2016.
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Oh E x 31.03.15 E ` 75.52 Ec E ix 31.03.2016 Bihar Gramin Bank has recorded a net profit of ` 34.17 crore as
E `34.17 Ec E r nV E* {S M Oh E x on 31.03.2016 as compared to ` 75.52 crore as on 31.03.15 and
Paschim Banga Gramin Bank has also reported a net profit of
31.03.2016 E ` 7.85 Ec E r nV E V ` 7.85 crore as on 31.03.16, thereby reducing accumulated
S x nxE 31.03.2015 E ` 89.33 Ec P]E nxE loss from ` 89.33 crore as on 31.03.2015 to ` 81.48 crore as on
31.03.2016 E ` 81.48 Ec M<* 31.03.2016.
14. Sx |tME 14. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

14.1. In-House Software Development:
14.1 +iE }] E:
v b V ix b, U^ b, E {k Various modules such as, Salary module, Leave module, Annual
h(B{+) +n E Ei EE BS+BB {EV E l Property Return (APR) have been developed and integrated with
the HRMS package. The package includes employee self-service
BEEi E M * {EV ES b B BS+ modules and HR function enabling modules. Similarly, Form-16
Cx <xM b * < |E ES E -16 (details of salary & TDS) of bank employees and STF-17
(ix + ]bB h) + B]B-17 (x-xH E M{x (confidential report for new recruits), Monthly Progress Report
{]), E |Mi {] +x<x E< M<* BS+BB (MPR) were made online. PF statement has been made available
xv h ={v E M * M lx { + in HRMS. Repatriation and Online Promotion Application has also
been integrated with HRMS. A module for submission of the
+x<x {nxxi +nx E BS+BB E l BEEi E details for all Retired Employees and their Spouses has been
M * xk ES + =xE Vx-M E h developed and integrated with the HRMS.
E |ii E b Ei EE BS+BB E l BEEi
E M *
14.2 ] E l <-]bB E BEEh: 14.2. e-TDS Integration with TRACES.
E x {] { BE J E B <]bB B{Ex ( Bank has successfully integrated ETDS application (Saral TDS)
]bB) E ] <] i{E BEEh E n * BE with TRACES website for one branch on pilot basis.
vi M J v i b] |{i x E n
J+ E BEEh E V Ei *
14.3 n Ji E +x{x +vx (BB]B): 14.3. Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).
xxE +Ei+ E +x ] + E{] OE E As per the regulatory requirements, FATCA details have been
B xE BB]B h E i{E Exi E implemented successfully in FINACLE for retail and corporate
customers. Further, a reporting software for FATCA/ CRS is being
M * l BB]B/+B E B BE {]M }] developed.
Ei E V *
14.4 Yx |vx ] (EB]): 14.4. Knowledge Management Tool (KMT).
E x Yx |vx ] (EB]) E Exi E V i Bank has implemented Knowledge Management Tool (KMT),
xxE + vE Sx ({{j/x/x/{/I which is a comprehensive repository of all Regulatory and
statutory information (circular /rules /regulations /policies /reviews
+n) E BE {E b * <+ B Bb, <b, VB B etc.). KMT is available on ucoonline.in (internet platform) for MD
bVB {nvE E B EB] ucoonline.in (+iE {]) & CEO, EDs', GMs', DGMs'.
{ ={v *
14.5. Access of CBS application in branches through Internet
14.5 <]x] b] Eb E v J+ B B{Ex
Data Card.
B Ex :
M x x]E Si +v E nx J+ E ExC]] Department has allowed access of CBS application in branches
|nx Ex E B <]x] b] Eb E v J+ B through Internet Data Card to provide connectivity to branches
B{Ex B Ex E v E< * B E nx during network dislocation. The access of CBS through internet
<]x] E E VB B E B E E xMx E link is closely monitored during the access and necessary
authenticating steps have been put in place for the same
Vi + <E B +E |hEh E Sh +{xB MB *
14.6 : x]E b=x]< E q E xMx E B x] B] 14.6. Net Assist software to monitor Network downtime
}]: issues.
|iE J, +S E, E E, |vx E +n E Online module to monitor the downtime network issues for each
b=x]< x]E E q E xMx E B E x +x<x b and every branch, ZO, CO, HO etc. has been developed by the
Ei E * |iE x]E b=x ]E] E nV E Vi + bank. Each network down ticket is registered and NOC team
resolves the issue by following with the concerned service provider
vi |ni E l +xi E< EE Bx+ ] q E and ensures restoration of the network link.
Zi + x]E E E {x: ={vi xSi Ei *
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14.7 : ]B Exx: 14.7. CTS Implementation
ix Ob (=k Ob 4 Exp, nIh Ob 23 Exp + {S A total of 37 centres were brought under CTS under the three
grids (Northern grid - 4 centres, Southern grid - 23 centres &
Ob 10 Exp) E +iMi E 37 Exp ]B E ii B MB* Western grid - 10 centres).
14.8 : |vxj I B Vx E B +x<x 14.8. Online module for Pradhan Mantri Suraksha and Bima
yojana.
b:
This module facilitates customers of the Bank for premium
|vxj I Vx B |vxj Vx Vi Vx E payment for Pradhan mantri Suraksha BimaYojana and Pradhan
B | Mix i E OE E < b E v n M< Mantri Jeevan Jyoti BimaYojana.
*
14.9 : ES VM Ei VS (<B]): 14.9. Employee Awareness Test(EAT):
E E v =i{n, xxi { +n { ES E Yxv E An on-line examination portal to test and upgrade employees'
VS + =E +tix E B H { Sx |tME M knowledge base on various Bank products, latest initiatives etc
B Exi +Vx M E ] u +x<x {I {] has been jointly developed by DIT and Strategic Planning
Department Teams. Each test consists of ten random questions
x M * |iE VS n +xi |x i + =k nV and on submission ; the result is displayed along with the
Ex { +Vi |ii + Mi =k E V E l percentage scored and answers to incorrect attempts.
{h |ni Vi *
14.10 V |h-{j E +]-Vxx : 14.10. Auto Generation of Interest Certificate:
|vx E E Exi +Vx M E |i E +x Sx As propsed by HO-Strategic Planning Department, a facility has

been developed by HO-DIT to provide Interest Certificate for
|tME M x E <] E VB + @h + I @h E Home Loan and Education Loan borrowers through bank's
B V |h-{j |nx Ex E v E E E * website.
14.11 }] VM B] ] : 14.11. SWIFT Messaging Alert System:
E x <xEM }] V E V B] Vx E v Bank has started the facility of sending SMS alerts of all incoming
SWIFT messages to the mobile numbers of the respective Branch
| E * B] vi J |J + vi B Heads and also to the email ids of the respective B & C category
h E J+ E <- +<b { S Vi * branches.
14.12 +]x B | v : 14.12. Automations and process improvements:
xB b E ={M EE E S Ji h OE Using our new module, monthly current account statements can
E Si iE <- E V Ei * V+ { Mi be emailed to customers automatically. In order to avoid incorrect
preferential rates on deposits,auto-population of preferential
+vxi n Mx Sx E B ` xME E Vx iJ interest rate, based on date of birth of senior citizens has been
{ +vi +vxi V n E -Mhx Exi E M< * implemented. As per the directions of RBI/NPCI all the ECS debit
i W E/Bx{+< E xn { + Ei B 05.02.2016 mandates were migrated to NACH platform with effect from 05/
<B b] b] E BxBBS {] E +x{ {ii 02/2016 and are now centrally processed by CBO, Mumbai.
E M * + =x +, < u ExpEi { |
E Vi *
Printing of random bar code number on passbook in place of
Ji J E n{M E Ex E B =E lx { OE E customer's account number to restrict misuse of account number
{-E +xi Eb J E |]M Exi E M< * implemented.
15. {+ B ]b E x< { 15. New initiatives of BPR & BTD

15.1. Eb EM: 15.1. Card Banking:
OE BE +l +x E BE Ji n Ji xv E Customer can transfer funds from one account to another account
lxii E Ei * <E B +{x b] /B]B Eb E either in the same Bank or with another Bank by using their Debit/
={M =x BxBB n E B]B { EM V < E B ATM card at the ATMs of those NFS members who are enabled
for this service.
li *
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OE u Ei BBB +vi ]]M E Customer can hot-list his card instantly using our newly developed
={M EE iiE +{x Eb E ]-] E Ei * SMS based hot-listing service.
15.2. <-EM: 15.2. E-Banking:
l +xn E B Ei xB x E ={M EE OE <- Using the new menu developed for standing instructions,
customer can manage his standing instructions through
EM E VB +{x l +xn E |vx E Ei * n e-banking. An extra layer of security has been added using OTP
OE {U M-<x E +{I E +x +<{ Bb M-<x if the customer logs in from an IP address different from the
Ei i +]{ ={M E BE +iH I {i E Vc M previous login. Voice OTP facility, has been implemented, which
* ES E B <-EM E B x]E { n n M * auto-initiates when OTP could not be delivered within 60 seconds.
vx +]{ v Exi E M V +]{ E 60 Eb E
i x {S {x E li Si { G Vi *
SE i W E x E E <]x] EM x-nx E ]- As RBI has mandated all the banks to implement PKI (Public
C] |hEh E B {E+< (VxE E +v-Sx) Key Infrastructure)solution for two factor authentication of internet
banking transactions, the bank has implemented the same
x E Exi Ex +x E n , E u < whereby the customers can authenticate their internet banking
Exi E n M VE <i OE +{x bV] transactions using their digital signature.
iI +{x <]x] EM x-nx E |hEi E Ei *
15.3. New Mobile Banking & Digital Passbook:

15.3. x< < EM B bV] {E:
A new m-banking application has been launched with extended
ii v+ E l BE x B-EM B{Ex +Mi facilities in the month of Aug'2015 through which customers are
2015 E M VE VB OE xv { EM now performing seamless banking activities. Digital Passbook
Miv E * bV] {E B{Ex(B-{E) Ei application (mpassbook) was also developed for enabling
E M iE OE +{x i Ji nJ E + +{x k customers to view all their accounts & manage finances
|vx | fM E E* 10 xx Ij + ={v * effectively. These are available in 10 different regional languages.
15.4. E ]{ Bb M: 15.4. UCO Tap & Go:
BE E-bb |{b ] x V E =] E EV, It is a co-branded prepaid wallet solution presently live exclusively
at Mount Carmel College, Bangalore, based on contactless CHIP
M G { V {Ei BS+<{ ]CxV { technology, by which students can pay library fees, mess bill
+vi VE ={M tl {iE E, +n etc.
E Mix E Ei *
15.5. +x {: 15.5. Other Initiatives:
{BBB (VxE k |vx |h) E +i E M< PFMS (Public Financial Management System) has been launched
through which Direct Benefit Transfer and acknowledgement
VE VB |iI +ih + {i |G E Si process has been automatized. In order to enhance the facility
x M * E E Ji iE n +iE x-nx E ii of foreign inward transactions in UCO Bank accounts, UCO Bank
Ex E B E E < v E i ni B M i has gone on board with NPCI extending the facility which allows
Bx{+< E l Vc M , V +<B{B E v the receipt of money from abroad in NRI accounts through IMPS.
n Bx++< Ji vx-|{i E v n Vi *
16. {Sx B 16. OPERATION & SERVICES
E< E +x{x k 2014-15 E {i { Vn
KYC compliance improved to 99.29% as of Mar'16 from 98.60%
98.60% gE S16 99.29% M * ]{ OE
at the close of FY 2014-15. Multiple customer Ids have been
+<b i E Ei B =xE E {Si OE +<b E drastically reduced to a mere 0.28% of total operative customer
j 0.28% iE + M * Ids.
B]+ E | VS E xSi Ex E B ExpEi "Centralized AML Cell" has been established to ensure effective
BBB l{i E M + , 2016 iE scrutiny of STRs and all STRs upto Feb'16 have been scrutinized
and removed. Call Centre agent strength has been increased by
B]+ E VS EE =xE ]x E E E M* E BV]
63% to ensure all customer calls are attended 24x7. Standardized
E J 63% E r E M< iE OE E S P]
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x V E* xEEi Vx Ei xh |h (B{V+B) Public Grievance Redress System (SPGRS) has been
E Si-ni E M V Ei E x{]x iV x streamlined, resulting in quick disposal of complaints. As against
7447complaints received (other than ATM related), only 79 are
M* 7447 |{i Ei (B]B vi Ei E +) pending as of 31.3.2016.
31.03.2016 iE j 79 Ei i *
E Ji ({{B, Ex r +n) E Jx E B The number of branches authorized to open government accounts

|vEi J+ E J E< Mx g< M< * S 15 E 173 (PPF, SukanyaSamridhi etc.) has been increased manifold from
173 in Mar'15 to 3010 in Mar'16. The Turnover Commission (TOC)
S 16 3010 M< * E E ]x-+ Ex from Government Business increased from ` 15.65 cr in
(]+) 2014-15 E ` 15.65 Ec 32% gE 2015- 2014-15 to ` 20.65 cr in 2015-16 up by 32%. "Centralized
16 `20.65 Ec M* +S E ExpEi Authentication Cell" has been constituted at all Zonal Offices to
|hEh Mì E M iE S Ji Jx E B ensure proper customer identification procedure for opening
current accounts.
Si OE {Sx |G xSi E V E*
17. E{] Sx 17. CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS
E x xx |], +=]b + bV] b, l Bank is doing publicity of its products and services, through print,
Miv il |Vx M x E VB +{x |S E E outdoor and digital media, as well as participating in outdoor
activities and sponsorships. The stake-holders and public at large
* vE B {E { Vxvh E E E l] are provided information about Bank through press meets, press
SxB nni x, | Y{i B H: |iI Sx E releases, and one to one communication. Publicity Campaigns
v |nx E Vi * xx {{k B ni =i{n E for various assets & liability products, information on various
B |S +x, EM +x E r Ex i E u E M< technology initiatives taken by the Bank to enhance banking
experience has been the essence of countrywide publicity during
v |tMEMi { { SxB nx, 2015-16 E
2015-16.
nx n{ |S-| E BE + n *
E E xb E {Sx nx E B S i E nx The other means of brand recognition deployed during the current
+{xB MB +x vx - @h Mn E { |S financial year are publicity campaigns by way of participating in
loan fairs, through wall paintings in rural area, banner
+x, Oh <E n { +Ex, <] { x u advertisement on website, Bank's caller tune, on line
Y{x, E E E ]x, +x<x Y{x, @ h E +Vx, advertisement, organizing Loan melas, besides organizing a road
+ <xE + 73 l{x n E { b E show to mark the celebration of 73rd foundation day. Bank has
+Vx* E x E{] VE =kni E Miv also participated in the corporate social responsibility activities
Mn E * + =E ii MM ` 4.23 Ec E E making donations to the tune of ` 4.23 crore under CSR.
nx E *
E +{x v Miv E ES E VM E xB Bank has been regularly publishing the in-house magazine "UCO
TOWER" to make aware the employees about the various
Jx E B xi { M {jE E ] E |Ex E activities of the bank.
*
E E Ex <] :- E 1998 +{x <] S Bank's Official Website: - Bank has been maintaining bank's
* SE E E <] E B Sx E KbE E E E website since 1998. As the bank's website is a window of
, <E Mi xMx + +tix E Vi * E +{x information to the world, the website is constantly monitored and
updated. Bank is in the process of revamping the whole website
<] E {hi {xli Ex E E E iE < to make it more interactive and responsive.
+ +vE {{E + |iG x V E*
18. x vx: 18. HUMAN RESOURCES
x vx |vx M +xE V M E xx E Human Resource Management Department comprises of various

Cells looking after different segments of the department. All these
E nJi * 2015-16 V E E Ei cells worked in tandem during FY 2015-16 to create a harmonious
iE V{h il =i{nE ih E E* |Ih and productive work environment. Training and workshops were
il E+ E +Vx E M iE ] n E E organized for improving/enhancing skills and knowledge of
il Yx E r * staff.
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18.1 VxH 18.1. Manpower
nxE 31 S 2016 E li E +x E ] J 24724 The total Staff strength as on 31st March, 2016 stood at 24724,
V n J+ E Ex +vE * <x including employees serving overseas. The total staff strength
comprises of 12084 Officers, 8254 Clerks, 4386 Subordinate staff.
BC{]B] +vE * n li J+/E E Ei The percentage of Scheduled Castes (5159) and Scheduled
] J 12084 +vE, 8254 CE il 4386 +vxl Tribes (1867) taken together in the total domestic staff strength
ES * +xSi Vi (5159) il +xSi VxVi (1867) is 28.42%. Besides, there are 3190 OBC employees in the service
E |ii i { n li J+/E E B of Bank at the end of March, 2016. The strengh of employees
28.42% * <E +iCi S 2016 E +i 3190 + also comprises of 1449 employees belonging to Minority
Communities, Women employees (5271) constitutes 21.32% of
ES * +{JE n E ] n E J 1449 * total work force as of March, 2016.
S 2016 E li E +x E ES (5271)
E 21.32 % *
18.2. IR Negotiation Cell

18.2 +tME v il xMBx
+v E nx |vx + xx/BBx E S l +tME During the period, the Industrial Relations climate in the Bank
remained cordial between the Management and the Unions/
v x * 2015-16 +vE +i { xx/BBx Associations. Meetings and discussions were held with Unions/
E l È il E +Vx +* < {{E M Associations at periodic intervals through mutual co-operative
il n E |i * attitude and respect during the financial year 2015-16.
18.3 | M |vx E E +Ih 18.3. Reservation Cell of Head office, HRM Department
+xSi Vi, +xSi VxVi, +CiVx il i{ xE E Bank has been implementing reservation policy guidelines with
regard to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Persons with
v +Ih xi nxn E Exx E Ei * B Disabilities and Ex-servicemen employees. Reservation and
ES E B ={v +Ih il =xH E |vx E concessions available to such employees are strictly adhered to
+x Ec< +x{x i * nxE 31.3.2016 E {i as per the provisions. In the FY ending 31.03.2016 five Pre-
E nx E x {{nxxi |Ih E {S EG EB V 1499 Promotion Training Programs were conducted by the Bank in
ES (+V 625, +VV 276, + 598) x M * < which 1499 employees from different cadres (SC-625, ST-276 &
E] E ES |{i < Ei E iiE x{] M* OBC-598) took part. Complaints received from such category of
employees were immediately addressed. Further, regular
<E +iCi < M E ES E Eh M`x xi
Quarterly Meetings with welfare association of such category of
{ i È SS i { il +S E i { (V employees were conducted at Apex level as well as Zonal Office
Vx ] J Vi ) +Vi E M<* <x E] E ES level (where Reservation Rosters are maintained). The grievance
E {n E È x M il =E n E E xi of such category of employees is heard in such meetings and
nxn E +x =xE vx E M* subsequently addressed as per Bank's policy guidelines.
National Commission for Scheduled Castes convened review

+xSi Vi E ] +M x < M E ES E B
meetings on implementation of Reservation Policy and other
+Ih xi + +x Mb { SS i il +S E safeguards available to such category at Apex level as well as at
{ {xIh È E +Vx E* SS i { B È Zonal Offices. At apex level such meeting was held by the
+M E l 04.11.2015 E <* B È +S E i Commission on 04.11.2015. Similar meetings at Zonal level were
{ +M x 17.12.2015 E BhE , 29.01.2016 E +nn convened by the Commission at Ernakulam on 17.12.2015, at
, 18.02.2016 E V{ il 19.02.2016 E +V <* Ahmadabad on 29.01.2016, at Jaipur on 18.02.2016 and at Ajmer
on 19.02.2016. Their observations were noted and Action Taken
=xE +Ex E x] E M il = { E< {]
Report was submitted to the Commission in time.
{ +M E |ii E M<*
18.4. Recruitment Cell
18.4. i EI
2015-16 E x 304 +vE E i E* <x +V E 41, Bank has recruited 304 Officers during the year 2015-16. These
304 Officers comprise of 41 SC's, 22 ST's, 93 OBC's and 96
+VV E 22, + 93 il + E J 96 * E x J women. Bank has reviewed and extended the service of Chief
OE +vE (+iE E{) E E {xIh E Customer Service Officer (Internal Ombudsman) for further one
il =E +{vE +v { BE + E B g* < year on contractual basis. 801 clerks have also been recruited
+v 801 CE E xH E M<* <x +V E 176, +VV during the year 2015-16, of which 176 are SC's, 80 are ST's, 202
E 80, + E 202, B 226 il +JE M E 62 il are OBC's, 226 are females and 62 belong to minority community
EM Vx 19 * k 2016-17 E 525 {Ivx and 19 are Persons with Disabilities. Bank is in during the year
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+vE, 1500 CE + 30 +<] +vE E i Ex V 2015-16, of which 176 are SC's, 80 are ST's, 202 are OBC's,
* 226 are females and 62 belong to minority community and 19
are Persons with Disabilities. Bank has also initiated the process
of recruitment of 525 Probationary Officers &1500 clerks and 30
IT Officers for the Financial Year 2016-17.
Oh k{h { vx nx E B E x 225 E Ij In order to focus on rural lending, bank has finalized the
recruitment of 225 Agricultre Field officers to be posted across
+vE E xH E +i { n Vx n li the country at potential rural branches of the bank.
E E xH Oh J+ {nl{i E VBM*
18.5 |Ih 18.5. TRAINING Cell
BE +ii MiiE =tM E +M x E xi M`x E ii Our organization, being a part of one of the most dynamic
industries, has to keep up with the constantly changing
{ii ih E l i `x E o] +{x environment by continuously updating its workforce with various
E E vi |Ih EG E v +tix Training programmes in the concerned field. Bank has reviewed
Jx E +Ei {ci * E x ={M vx E l +{x Training Policy with value additions. During Financial Year 2015-
|Ih xi E {xIh E * ii 2015-16 E nx 16, emphasis was given for imparting Training to all sections of
ES E M E |Ii Ex { il Ex il E{ employees and organizing Locational and Camp Based Training
Programs which are organized at Zonal Office level. 5225 Officers,
+vi |Ih EG +Vi Ex { V n M l* 3805 clerks and 69 sub-staffs were trained using Location
+S E E i { Ex il E{ +vi EG program at ZO Level across the country. 6211 Officers, 3749
+Vi EB MB* E 5225 +vE, 3805 CE il 69 +vxl Clerks and 229 Sub-staff were Trained under in-house training
ES E n li +S E E i { +Vi programs in CSC, Kolkata and Seven (7) RTCs of the Bank.
E x EG |Ii E M* +{x |Ih EG
E +iMi 6211 +vE, 3749 CE il 229 +vxl ES
E B, EEi il i +] |Ii E*
x l @ h Ex, BxB |vx, |lEi|{i Ij Apart from general topics viz Credit Appraisal, NPA Management,
@hnx, BB{B, xEb, B,I v , |vx Priority Sector Lending, LAPS, Unicode, CBS, Security Aspects,
Managerial Skills, Operation in Finacle, Leadership Development
E, xE {Sx, xii E +n E + ] etc, special topics viz Soft skills, Documentation, ADC, KYC, HR
l }] E, |JEh, { i EB MB Issues etc. have been introduced in Training System. Specially
}] E |Ih EG B/+] ixx III iE designed Soft Skill Training has been introduced for Officers up
E +vE il +b ] E B + EB MB* to Scale III and Award Staffs at CSC/RTCs.
E x Bx+<B, {h, E, {h, +<+<B, M], +<+b, Bank has nominated 378 Officers/Executives to outside Training
Jx> +<b+], nn + +x +xE lx 378 Institutes like NIBM PUNE, CAB PUNE, IIBM Guwahati, BIRD
Lucknow, IIBF Mumbai, IDRBT Hyderabad and many other
+vE/E{E E |Ih E B xi E* }] Institutes for External Training. Specially designed Training
E, C, @ h |vx, VJ |vx, E-ii{h +n { Programmes on Soft Skills, Forex, Credit Management, Risk
{ xB MB EG Bx+<]]<, h{ M, +<Ex, Management, Agri-financing etc. were conducted with External
Bx+<B V lx EB MB* +vE E xx Ij Training Institutes viz. NITTE, Manipal Global, ICON, NIBM etc.
where Officers were trained to create a competency pool in various
E{] { xx E B EG +Vi EB MB* BE areas. Overseas Training was also given to one of our Top
=SS E{E E n EG xi E M* |Ih Executives. A system has also been designed for better capacity
t E Ii E i Vx E B BE {ri i E utilization of Training colleges. Bank has given utmost importance
M< * E |Ih E B Si Mi H E xi Ex for nomination of right persons in Training. Of late, Bank has
E i i ni * E x +{x |Ih t E completed selection process of 6 new Faculty Members for
Training Colleges.
B U: E] E Sx |G { E *
18.6 VxH {] il {nxxi 18.6. Manpower Placement & Promotions Cell

2015-16 E nx E x |vE (=SS |vx h E ixx During the year 2015-16, Bank has promoted 6 Executives to
VII) 6 E{E E ={ |vE (=SS E{E h ixx the post of General Manager (Top Executive Grade Scale-VII),
VI) E { ixx V 19 E{E E il ixx IV 19 Executives promoted from Scale-V to the post of Deputy
General Manager (Top Executive Grade Scale-VI) and 77
ixx V 77 E{E E {nxxi E * Executives from Scale-IV to Scale-V.
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<E +iCi ixx III ixx IV 195 +vE ixx In addition, 195 officers in Scale-III have been promoted to Scale-
II ixx III 282 +vE il ixx I ixx II IV, 282 officers in Scale-II to Scale-III and 1212 officers in Scale-
1212 +vE {nxxi EB MB* I to Scale-II.
E nx {nxxi |G E +iMi 392 CE +vE (E| During the year, through promotion process, 392 clerks have
been promoted to the post of Officer (JMGS-I).
ixx I) {nxxi B*
18.7. Heartfulness Meditation Programme for Staff
18.7 ES E B n vx EG
Sp x n E iivx 17 n vx EG E Under the aegis of Shriramchandra Mission Team, 17 heartfulness
meditation programmes covering 770 staff were organised. In
+Vi E M Vx 770 ES E E M* each training programme at Central Staff College, Kolkata, the
] ] EV,EEi +Vi B |iE |Ih EG meditation programme is conducted in the morning time for one
ix nx E B |i:E BE P] E vx EG J Vi hour for three days, The participants have very much appreciated
* EG M x x <x EG E { x E * these programmes.
19. AUDIT & INSPECTION

19. J{I B xIh:
E x J{I B xIh E n =SS VJ J+ Bank has re-introduced quarterly concurrent audit system for a
E {E { Ex E B i i J{I wider coverage of High Risk branches under the purview of Audit
& Inspection. To bring more transparency and objectivity in the
|h E {x: +i E * i J{IE E Sx |G selection process of concurrent auditors, a scoring system has
E + +vE {n B i-x{I xx E B BE EM been introduced and selections are made purely on merit basis.
|h E +{x M + Sx E i +v { EB Management Audit format of Zonal Office has been revised to
Vi * +S E E |vx J{I |{ E vi E focus more on capturing policy deviations, credit administration
M iE xiMi Sx, @ h |x + JS xjh ={ & expenditure control measures.
{ + Vn vx n V E*
BE x< J{I +x{x B {] n Ex E xi i E M< A new Audit Compliance & Closure Policy has been formulated
iE + +vE | r +x{x il J{I B to ensure more effective timely compliance and closure of various
xIh {] E n E Vx xSi E V E* b Audit & Inspection Reports. One day work shop has been
arranged for the Heads of Field Inspectorates to sensitize them
xIh E |vx E gi nOi +i E n B on their role in the changed scenario of increasing stressed
{o =xE E E VME Ex E B BE assets. Training Program has been conducted for field inspectors
n E +Vi E M<* b xIE E B |Ih to make them more familiar with newly implemented "e-THIC"
EG +Vi E M iE =x VJ +vi {Ih E package of Risk Based Supervision.
xB Exi EB MB <-lE {EV + Vn {Si E
V E*
20. iEi M 20. VIGILANCE DEPARTMENT
E x S{E iEi { SbNf, x< n, M] + x Bank has organized Awareness Programme on Preventive
VMEi EG +Vi E* ] n VMEi Vigilance at Chandigarh, New Delhi, Guwahati and Bhubaneswar.
During the year, CVO visited 74 Branches and 23 administrative
x E B J iEi +vE x Mi 74 J+ il 23 officesto create vigilance awareness among staff. Field Vigilance
|xE E E n E* iEi +x{x E {] Ex E Officers visited more than 385 Branches to verify the vigilance
B b iEi +vE u 385 Vn J+ E n compliance by branches. Several "Preventive Vigilance" training
E M* xE iEi E EEi E i xx E B programs have been conducted to improve skills of preventive
xE iEi { E< |Ih EG +Vi EB MB* vigilance.
{] + V + E E <xB] +M] E{x A compendium "Petals of Vigilance- A UCO Bank initiative against
corruption" has been launched to increase awareness towards
xE -O |Ei E M iE E{] +x E |i proper Corporate Governance.
VM Ei g< V E*
16 +S E Ei B VS |G { VS +vE/ Two days Workshop for Enquiry Officers/Presenting
Officers on investigation procedure has been organized covering
|ii +vE E B n n E E +Vx E 16 Zones.
M*
xx Exp { iEi VMEi EG +Vi EB MB* <x Vigilance Awareness Programs were organized at different
: bB b E, nM{ n-n |iMi, +i] centers, including Debate Competitions at DAV Model School,
Durgapur and International Management Institute, Kolkata.
|vx lx, EEi n-n |iMi, E]{c E Awareness Programme was also conducted at Kotalipara
], BxV+, i, {S M E l VMEi EG Development Society, an NGO,Barasat, West Bengal to inculcate
iE =i x< {g iEi VMEi E +ni f V E* the vigilance awareness for the upcoming generation.
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21. V xi E +x{x : 21. COMPLIANCE OF OFFICIAL LANGUAGE POLICY:
V +vx, 1963 il i E E V xi E To implement the provisions of Official Languages Act,1963 and
|vx E +x{x i E x E E EEV n E Official language policy of Government of India, Bank has given
preferred attention towards use of Hindi in official work. 56
|M r { vx n * 56 EB +Vi E M< workshops were organised involving 1120 officers/employees for
Vx xEb B M.E E |M +Mi Ex j i training them on official language usage which includes a session
V EEV { 1120 +vE/ ES E |Ii to get the trainees acquainted in using UNICODE or 'Lingua.Bank'.
E M* I +v E nx i n M {jE +xMV During the review period, editions of Quarterly Hindi Magazine
E +E E l-l xx E/+S E u 6 n <- "Anugoonj" were published and 6 Hindi E-magazines were
published by different Circle/Zonal Offices. Bank has organised
{jE+ E |Ex E M* E u xx xM V several competitions with various Town Official Languages
Exx i E iivx +xE |iMi+ E +Vx Committees (TOLIC) and also assisted other banks in organising
EB MB il +x E E n E+ E +Vx Hindi workshops. Several seminars were organized by zonal
i |nx E M<* +S E u i E, ii offices on the subject titled as "Aapsi Samvad - Sarthak Disha"
j, ii B M E xnx +{ n lE as per directions of Department of Financial Services, Finance
Ministry, Govt. of India. A famous drama named "Jamunka Ped"
n { E< M` +Vi E M<* { E n was staged by H.O. youth group.
E nx v +Vx EB MB* |vx E E b u
|r x]E Vx E {c E Sx E M* EEi E
] ] EV +J i E E V +vE
x 2015-16 E +Vx E M*
+xE | { / |S O / |G {iE+, vE E E Various forms / publicity materials / procedural booklets and report
+ E |inx, +xn {iE+, xx b i E of Annual General meeting of Shareholders, Manual of
Instructions, Minutes of various Board Committees were prepared
È E Eii +n E u x M* E E <] in bilingual form. Hindi text of the materials for our Bank's Website
E O E n {` i E M* was also prepared.
EEi E xE E VE x E xi E x n U As convenor (Bank) of TOLIC, Kolkata, bank has organized two

I È il +xE EG E +Vx EB* < E nx half-yearly review meetings and several other events. Bank has
also received during the current year from Rajbhasha Vibhag,
E E 2014-15 E +v ` xE Vx E B Min. of Home Affairs, GOI, RIO (E.R.) award for being the second
V M, M j, i E, I.E.E ({ Ij) best convener of TOLIC for the year 2014-15 and has won several
ui {E B +x +xE |iMi+ +xE +x {E other prizes in various competitions.
|{i B *
22. +x{x M: 22. COMPLIANCE DEPARTMENT
E x i V E u +x EB MB +x{x E Bank has emphasized on compliance issues mandated by RBI.

{ n * E BE Ji +x{x |h E V OE Bank has been ensuring the level of customer service, functions
and compliance of rules of deposits, advances, KYC/AML, other
E i, V, +O, E</BBB, +x + E E B
services, submission of statutory/regulatory reports, information
x E +x{x, i V E, i E, B i and data asked by RBI, GOI, SEBI & IBA, etc. through a strict
E P +n u M M< vE/xE {], Sx B compliance system. Compliance policy was prepared
+Ec E |ii xSi E * +x{x E =Px E incorporating necessary changes to prevent breaches in
Ex E B +E {ix E Ei B +x{x xi compliance and the same has been circulated throughout the
bank after board approval. Test checking of compliance functions
i E M< l il xnE b E vi +xnx E n < was undertaken in 847 branches and 6 corporate offices.
E {Si E M* E nx 847 J+ il 6 Deficiencies observed are being rectified on the spot. Branches/
E{] E +x{x E E xx VS E M<* {< M< offices have been sensitized about compliance functions so as
E E El { n E V * +x{x E E to avoid breaches. Critical issues were reported and discussed
J+/E E +Mi E M iE +x{x E =Px at appropriate level to enhance system efficacy. Interactions are
E ] V E* i{h q E ={Ci i { {] EE =x { also being held with Inspection & Risk management departments
periodically to discuss compliance issues to arrive at measures
S- E M iE |h E |i g E* Mi to avoid recurrence thereof.
Sx E ={ E =VM Ex E B +x{x q { xIh
M il VJ |vx M E l - { S-
E M *
23. vE : 23. LEGAL MATTERS
E E E +xS + E E xEx E xi E Policies on "Schedule of Advocates' Fee" and "Empanelment of

+tME xE E +x { I E M< * E x xx v Advocates" have been reviewed in line with industry standards.
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{+, l +xxE E<, +vx, 2002 E Bank has issued 25 circulars on various legal aspects such as
ii |vEi +vE E E + Vn, Mh +tME Disciplinary proceedings, Roles & responsibilities of an authorized
officer under SARFAESI Act, 2002, The sick industrial companies
E{x( |vx) +vx, 1985 +n { 25 {{j V (Special Provisions) Act, 1985 etc., to make field level
EB iE EIj G EE E <x Ij xxi functionaries conversant with the latest developments in those
n i +Mi E V E* E E r xx areas. The claim lodged against the Bank before various fora of
vE S { n EB MB n E E |in E M law are being defended by the Bank meticulously. Further, in
* <E +iH E E gx E B SEEi =vEi+/ order to augment Bank's recovery, cases filed before various
M]Ei+ E r b+] n xx E E DRTs against defaulting borrowers/guarantors are closely followed
up by the Bank. The review of performance of Bank's Advocates
vx +xi E< E * E E E E nJ-J
is also done for expeditious disposal of cases handled by them.
S E Vn x{]x E B =xE Ex{nx E I
E M< *
24. E Vx: 24. FUTURE PLAN:
k 2015-16 S EM =tM E B BE Sxi FY 2015-16 had been a litmus journey for the entire banking
, V =l-{l E S +{x Vi E E Jx industry. Our bank left no stone unturned in effort to stay strong
E x E< E x Uc* xiMi ExpxJi E l through the turbulence. Bank has invested the year in upgrading
its resources with strategic focus. Bank will continue its emphasis
+{x vx E +tix Ex E x { VqVn E * E
on retail business, mobilization of CASA, and NPA recovery.
+{x ] E, E V V]x + Bx{B { ni
B +{x | V JM*
E |lEi|{i Ij +{x E E Mi E H { xB Bank will maintain its momentum in priority sector advances.
JM* k x BE EIj V |lEi n VBM Financial Inclusion would also be another preferred area to bring
iE EM E {S Si Vx E =E n V in the people who are so far away from the banking fold.
E*
2016-17 E xiMi vx =xJi E { xi E The year 2016-17 will be termed the year of "Strategic Resource
VBM* {nn k |ni xb xx E +{x iEI Alignment". The bank will fine-tune its resources to meet its
I E { Ex E B E +{x vx E E VS visionary ambition of becoming the most preferred financial
services brand and to generate business models for generating
{J EM* < {x E E Ex E B E xxEi profit. Towards accomplishing the same, UCO will focus on the
i{h ={nx { vx Expi EM: following key assets:
(E) +{x x vx: E E o] E +xE +{x {viEi a) Its Human resources: Upgrading their competencies to suit
E =xxi Ex* bank's vision.
(J) +{x iExE vx: E{E v + =i{n |ix E b) Its Technological resources: Promoting channel and product
innovativeness.
|ii Ex*
(M) +{x Yx{E vx: M`xiE J E +{xx + Z c) Its Knowledge resources: Capturing and sharing
organizational learning.
Ex*
E +{x {Ei M`xiE I E +x{ i E |G Bank invites its stakeholders to contribute in the process of getting
in line with the broader organizational objectives.
+{x ivE E Mnx Ex E B +ji Ei *
25. xnE b 25. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
25.1 E{] +x: 25.1. Corporate Governance
E ` E{] +x {h x` Ji il = +{x Bank firmly believes in and has consistently practised good
EIj +{x * +x E E {ni, EnIi corporate governance woven around its core values of
+ Vn E i E u Vi i * +{x V transparency, professionalism and accountability. By constantly
focusing on these aspects in its day-to-day operations, the Bank
E {Sx <x {+ { xi vx ni B E vE E strives to enhance shareholders' value. The Bank being
ii gx E | Ei * SE E ` +x E |i committed to the principles of good governance, its Board of
Sxr , E E xnE b x E E E |iE { { Directors has formed various committees of the Board to monitor
xMx Jx E B E< b i Mì E * E E |h every aspect of Bank's business. The systems and business
B E |G+ E EV Ij, n E< , E {Sxx B =x processes of the Bank are continuously reviewed at various levels
Vi Ex i xx i { =xE xi I E Vi * E for identifying and strengthening areas of weaknesses, if any.
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E xnE b E E ` +x OE, E The Directors of the Bank believe that good governance is the
M, ES B xE E , x` B J +Vi key to earn trust, loyalty and goodwill of clients, business
associates, employees and investors and also to have
Ex E il {E i { V E +n {x E j * respectable position in the society at large.
25.2 xnE b {ix: 25.2. Changes in the Board of Directors
l +h E +vI B |v xnE E { nxE l Shri Arun Kaul served as Chairman and Managing
01.09.2010 31.08.2015 iE xnE b * Director in the Board from 01.09.2010 to 31.08.2015.
l V. E. MM E{E xnE E { 05.08.2013 l Shri J. K. Garg served as Executive Director in the Board
31.01.2016 iE xnE b * from 05.08.2013 to 31.01.2016.
l |h E u xi xnE E { 02.12.2011 l Shri Pravin Rawal served as Government Nominee

14.06.2015 iE xnE b * Director in the Board from 02.12.2011 to 14.06.2015.
l .B..B.B E u xi xnE E l Shri V. L. V. S. S. Subba Rao served as Government

{ 15.06.2015 29.12.2015 iE xnE b * Nominee Director in the Board from 15.06.2015 to
29.12.2015.
l b. Bx. È +vE ES xnE E { l Shri D. N. Thakur served as Officers Employee Director

13.12.2012 12.12.2015 iE xnE b * in the Board from 13.12.2012 to 12.12.2015.
l {l Sn EM ES xnE E { 15.02.2013 l Shri Partha Chanda served as Workmen Employee

14.02.2016 iE xnE b * Director in the Board from 15.02.2013 to 14.02.2016.
l +. E. ]CE |v xnE B J E{E +vE l Shri R. K. Takkar has been appointed as Managing
E { nxE 02.11.2015 xH EB MB * Director and Chief Executive Officer with effect from
02.11.2015.
l V. h + E{E xnE E { nxE l Shri G. Subramania Iyer has been appointed as Executive
01.02.2016 xH EB MB * Director with effect from 01.02.2016.
l v {< E E u xi xnE E { l Ms. Sindhu Pillai has been appointed as Government

xnE b 30.12.2015 xCi E M * Nominee Director in the Board w.e.f.30.12.2015.
25.3 xnE b E È 25.3. Meetings of the Board of Directors
ii 2015-16 E nx E E xnE b E 10 È <* During the financial year 2015-16, Bank had 10 meetings of the
2015-16 E nx xnE b E +x +xE i E Board of Directors. The number of meetings of various other
committees of the Board held during the year 2015-16 is given
È E J xS n V : below:
G . i E x < È E J
Sl.No Name of the Committee No. of meetings held
1. xnE b E |v i/Management Committee of the Board 13

2. xnE b E J{I i/Audit Committee of the Board 9
3. VJ |v i/Risk Management Committee of Board 3
4. vE Ei xh i/Stake holders Relationship Committee of the Board 2
5. +ih i/Share Transfer Committee of the Board 3
6. c E E{] E xMx i i/
Special Committee for Monitoring Large Value Frauds 2
7. OE i/Customer Service Committee of the Board 4
8. E E .. v E i/Committee on HR Related Issues of the Bank 4
9. xnE b E xEx i/Nomination Committee of the Board 2
10. xnE b E {E i/Remuneration Committee of the Board 1
11. xnE b E Sx |tME Exi i/IT Strategy Committee of the Board 5
12 Bx{B Ji E xMx i xnE b i i/
Board Level Committee for Monitoring Recovery in NPA Accounts 2
13 +{ E x{]x E i/Committee of the Board for Disposal of Appeal Cases 3
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25.4 xnE E =kni E H: 25.4. Statement of Directors' Responsibilities
xnEMh {] Ei E 31 S, 2016 E {i E The Board of Directors confirm that in the preparation of the annual
E J iiEE Sx , n E< , vi ={H accounts for the year ended March 31, 2016, the applicable
accounting standards have been followed along with proper
{]Eh i |V J-|h xE E |M E M * explanation relating to material departures, if any. The accounting
i W E E nxn E +x x< M< J xi E policies framed in accordance with the guidelines of Reserve
BE{i M E M * =Si + Ei xh + Bank of India, were consistently applied. Reasonable and prudent
|CEx EB MB iE k E +i E E E E li judgements and estimates were made so as to give a true and
il nxE 31 S, 2016 E {i E E E SS + fair view of the state of affairs of the Bank at the end of the
financial year and of the profit of the Bank for the year ended
U = E* i E E E i Ex |V v March 31, 2016. Proper and sufficient care was taken for the
E ={v E +x {{i J +J E J-J E + maintenance of adequate accounting records in accordance with
Si B {{i vx n M; + J ii +v { i the provisions of applicable laws governing banks in India; and
EB MB * E E li xSi Ex E B E the accounts have been prepared on an on-going basis.
u +i] k xjh M EB MB * International financial controls have been laid down by the bank
for ensuring orderly conduct of business.
25.5 + 25.5. Acknowledgements
xnE b b E S- E +{x Mnx nx i The Board of Directors places on record its deep appreciation of
xix xnE xi: +h E, V. E. MM, |h the contributions made to the deliberations of the Board by
, .B..B.B , b.Bx. È B {l Sn outgoing Directors namely, Shri Arun Kaul, Shri J. K. Garg, Shri
Pravin Rawal, Shri V. L.V. S. S. Subba Rao, Shri D. N. Thakur
E - | Ei * b xB xnE E Mi Ei il and Shri Partha Chanda. The Board would like to welcome the
E E r =xE Z E |i Ei * xnEMh new Directors and looks forward to their valuable inputs towards
i E, i W E il +x xE |vEh E |i growth of the Bank. The Directors remain thankful to the
=xE lx + Mnx E B EiY * xnE b Government of India, Reserve Bank of India and other regulatory
+x k l+ il {E E E =xE { M E B authorities for their support and valuable guidance. The Board
also thanks other Financial Institutions and correspondent banks
vxn Y{i Ei * for their cooperation.
xnEMh x`x OE E + Vxx E { +l The Board of Directors expresses their gratitude to the loyal
J + = Mi Ih n* b E E ] xx/ customers for their trust and continuous patronage of the Bank.
BBx il E E vE E lx E B =x The Board also thanks the Staff Unions/Associations and
shareholders of the Bank for the support extended by them. The
vxn Y{i Ei * xnEMh E E |iE ES E Directors place on record their deep appreciation of the dedication
{i x E nE x Ei VE V E E< shown by each employee of the Bank due to which the Bank
Eix l{i E E* could achieve many milestones.

+n of Directors
( +.E.]CE) (R. K. Takkar)

lx : EEi |v xnE B Place: Kolkata Managing Director &
nxE : 02.06.2016 J E{E +vE Date: 02.06.2016 Chief Executive Officer
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nxE 31.03.2016 E {i 7 E +v E i{h Ex{nx E iE
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR 7 YEARS PERIOD ENDED ON 31.03.2016
(` Ec / ` in Crore)
E xnb S 2016 S 2015 S 2014 S 2013 S 2012 S 2011 S 2010

Business Parameters March 2016 March 2015 March 2014 March 2013 March 2012 March 2011 March 2010
E V/Total Deposits 207118 214337 199534 173431 154003 145278 122416

E +O/Total Advances 135508 151812 153163 131569 117504 100561 83371
E E /Total Business 342626 366149 352697 305000 271507 245839 205787
x/Investment 84512 69231 67846 52515 46185 43124 43700
V +/Interest Income 18561 19359 18230 16752 14632 11371 9526
V /Interest Expenditure 13713 13797 12171 12170 10730 7526 7202
x V +/Net Interest Income 4848 5562 6059 4582 3902 3845 2324
{Sx /Operating Profit 3603 4910 4940 3357 2811 2695 1706
x /Net Profit -2799 1138 1511 618 1109 907 1012
@h V +x{i/Credit Deposit Ratio 65.43 70.83 76.76 75.86 76.30 69.22 68.10
nxE 31.03.2016 E {i 7 E +v E k ]iB

FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FOR 7 YEARS PERIOD ENDED ON 31.03.2016
h / Particulars S 2016 S 2015 S 2014 S 2013 S 2012 S 2011 S 2010

March 2016 March 2015 March 2014 March 2013 March 2012 March 2011 March 2010
E + E % E { r V + /
Net Interest Income as % to Total Income 24.05 26.04 30.99 25.88 25.02 31.27 22.15
V E +i Mi (%) /
Average Cost of Deposits (%) 6.11 6.35 6.17 7.12 7.30 5.74 6.44
+O +i + (%) /
Average Yield on Advances (%) 10.17 9.92 9.91 10.63 11.28 10.00 10.13
x V Vx (%) / Net Interest Margin (%) 2.16 2.35 2.82 2.34 2.77 3.07 2.19
{V {{ii (%)/Capital Adequacy (%)
- II/BASEL - II 10.49 12.91 13.40 14.15 12.35 13.71 13.21
- III/BASEL - III 9.63 12.17 12.68
|i J E (Ec `) /
Business per Branch (` Crore) / 111.35 121.24 121.87 116.95 113.60 111.44 95.63
|i ES E (Ec `) /
Business per Employee (` Crore) 13.81 15.51 15.28 13.43 12.47 11.36 9.01
E +xVE +i +x{i (%)/Gross NPA Ratio (%) 15.43 6.76 4.32 5.42 3.48 3.13 1.99
x +xVE +i +x{i (%)/Net NPA Ratio (%) 9.09 4.30 2.38 3.17 1.96 1.84 1.17
+i { |i (%)/Return on Assets (%) -1.25 0.48 0.70 0.33 0.69 0.66 0.87
|i /Book Value per Share (in `) 94.43 111.00 104.85 97.19 94.72 82.00 65.74
|i +Vx (` )*/Earning per Share (in `)* -26.03 11.20 *19.44 *6.28 *15.02 *14.29 *18.42
* E J E i +i/* Weighted average number of Share
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E{ ] +x vi {] REPORT ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
1. E E E{ ] +x nx:
: 1. Corporate Governance Philosophy of the Bank :
E E E E{ ] +x nx =E E xi =SS- UCO Bank's Corporate Governance Philosophy is to maintain

i xiE E xB Jx * E E E{ ] +x high standards of ethical practices in conduct of its business.
xi {ni B Ei E i{h { Epi * The Bank's Corporate Governance policies are woven around
E +{x ivE B V E +vEi i nx i the core values of transparency and professionalism. The Bank
E{ ] +x E + +vE r Ex E B +{x i i constantly endeavors to ensure implementation of best practices
aimed at enhancing the corporate governance that optimize the
{ri E E x x E xSi Ex E |i Mi
value of all its stakeholders and the society, at large.
|i *
2. xnE b 2. Board of Directors
xnE b E M`x EM xx +vx 1949, EM E{x The constitution of the Board of Directors is governed by the
(={G E +Vx + +ih) +vx 1970, ]Ei E (|v provisions of the Banking Regulation Act 1949, Banking
+ v ={v) Vx 1970 il EM E{x (+Vx + +ih) Companies (Acquisition & Transfer of Undertakings) Act 1970,
+ ii l v (vx) +vx 2006 E ={v u Nationalised Banks (Management & Misc. Provisions) Scheme
1970 and The Banking Companies (Acquisition & Transfer) &
i i * E{ ] +x v +Ei+ E, V E
Financial Institutions Laws (Amendment) Act 2006. The
]E BCSV E l SEh E n M , <x v requirements of Corporate Governance as envisaged in the Listing
E l {g VB* Agreement with the Stock Exchanges are to be read along with
these statutes.
E E xnE +x il =x E E ={Ci n |nx Ex The Directors are experienced and have requisite expertise in
B E E E|h { | xjh Jx i EM, ii + the field of Banking, Finance, and Management so as to provide
|vx +n E Ij +E Yi * appropriate directions and exercise effective control in the
functioning of the Bank.
2.1 |v xnE B J E{E +vE + n E{E 2.1.0 Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer and two
xnE i E u xCi {hEE xnE VE +x Executive Directors are the whole time directors appointed by
xnE E EM E{x (={G E +Vx + +ih) +vx the Govt. of India while the other Directors are appointed/
1970 E (V < <E {Si +vx E M ) 9(3) (E) nominated under different sections of 9(3) (a) to 9(3) (h) of the
Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings)
9 (3) (V) iE E xx v+ E +iMi xCi /xEi E
Act 1970 (hereinafter referred as Act). Besides, under Section
Vi * <E +iCi, =Ci +vx E v 9(3) (Z) E +vx 9(3) (i) of the same Act, the shareholders of the Bank are entitled
vE +{x n xnE E xSx (Exp E xx) to elect two directors (other than the Central Government) from
E Ei * among themselves.
2.2 .0 Composition of the Board of Directors as on

2.2.0 nxE 31.03.2016 E li E +x xnE b E
31.03.2016:
P]x :
The Board is constituted in accordance with the provisions of
EM E{x (={G E +Vx + +ih) +vx,1970 E
Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings)
={v E +x xnE b E M`x E M * |iE Act, 1970. The details of each Director, no. of other Board
xnE E h, xnE b E +x i Vx n Committees where he/she is a member or Chairperson and
+vI + +x E{x +vI xnE x il E directorship of other companies and shareholding in the Bank
ivi E VxE xS |ii E V : are furnished hereunder:
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G xnE E x B EOh Ex E E E xnE b +x E{x nxE 31.03.2016 E li
. {nx E iJ E V i (Vx xnE {n E +x xnE u vi
i) n E E E
=xE J
Sl. Name & Designation of Date of joining No. of Membership in Directorship Holding of
No. the Director the office Board Committee(s) in other UCO Bank shares by the
of UCO Bank Companies Directors as on 31.03.2016
1.
+.E.]CE
|v xnE B J
E{E +vE
Mr. R. K. Takkar, 02.11.2015 6 - 100
Managing Director &
Chief Executive Officer
2. Sh
E{E xnE
Mr. Charan Singh 10.03.2015 10 - -
Executive Director
3. V.h +
E{E xnE
Mr. G. Subramania Iyer 01.02.2016 9
Executive Director
x<]b
4. v {< <b <
E E xi xnE E. .
Ms. Sindhu Pillai United India
Govt. Nominee Director 30.12.2015 9 Insurance -
Co. Ltd.
5. b.+n
i V E E xi xnE
Dr. Arvind Sharma
RBI Nominee Director 23.02.2015 4 - -
6. x E
+EE M E xnE
Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari
Part time Non-Official Director 21.06.2013 9 - -
7. . qx +
+EE M E xnE
Mr. Salahuddin Ansari
Part-time Non Official Director 26.06.2013 10 - -
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2.2.1 xnE b B xB xnE E I{i Ek: 2.2.1 Brief Profiles of the new directors joined on the Board:
+. E. ]CE, |v xnE B J E{E +vE Shri R. K. Takkar, MD & CEO
Ex ]CE x nxE 02.11.2015 E E E E |v Shri Ravi Krishan Takkar has joined UCO Bank as MD & CEO
xnE B J E{E +vE E { {n Oh E* with effect from 02.11.2015. Shri Takkar [B.Com (Hons.) CAIIB,
LLB, PGDIBM from NIBM] is a commerce graduate from Shri
]CE [.E (+x) B+<+<, BB, Bx+<B Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi. He is also a
{Vb+<B] EV + E, n t graduate in Law from Delhi University. Shri Takkar was Executive
hV xiE * n t v E xiE * Director of Dena Bank, prior to this posting. He joined the Oriental
< {nl{x E { ]CE nx E E E{E xnE l* Bank of Commerce in May-1979 as Probationary Officer. During
=xx <, 1979 {Ivx +vE E { +] E his more than 36 years' of service, he held many important
+ E EOh n* +{x 36 +vE E E positions. Shri Takkar served as General Manager of OBC and
also in different capacities at various Branches, Regional offices,
nx E< i{h {n { * ]CE + E |vE and Head office of the Oriental Bank of Commerce. During his
il =xx +] E + E E xx J+, Ij tenure in Oriental Bank of Commerce Shri Takkar was the
E il |vx E xx Ii+ E E* Regional Head of Hyderabad, Agra, Karnal, Bhopal, and Field
+] E + E x E nx ]CE nn, General Manager at Hyderabad. He was also the General
+M, Ex B { E Ij |J il nn E Ij Manager, in-charge of Credit Monitoring and Mid Corporate Credit
|vE * +] E + E E |vx E E Deptt. at Head office in Oriental Bank of Commerce.
@h xMx il b E{] @h M E |vE *
He represented the Oriental Bank of Commerce in various
=xx BB E EM +Vi xx +i] M`
international seminars conducted at Kellogs in USA and
il x/n 2013 EE B VEi BB+BB u Leadership Program conducted by CAFRAL in Nov./Dec. 2013
+Vi b{ EG +] E + E E |ixvi at Bangkok & Jakarta.
E*
V. h +, E{E xnE Shri G. Subramania Iyer, Executive Director
V. h + E nxE 01 , 2016 E E E Shri G. Subramania Iyer has been appointed as Executive Director
E{E xnE E { xH E M * E E E of the Bank on 1st February, 2016. Prior to his appointment as
Executive Director of UCO Bank, he was General Manager at
E{E xnE E { xH x { Ex E Canara Bank.
|vE l*
nxE 10 +|, 1958 E Vx V. h + E xiEk Born on 10th April, 1958, Shri G. Subramania Iyer is a Master of
Science (Agri). He occupied several distinguished positions in
(E) bO |{i * Ex E E +{x 34 E +{x EE
his career spanning around 34 years at Canara Bank. Shri G.
=xx E< i{h {n i EB * V. h + x Subramania Iyer has worked extensively throughout the country
{E { n E E + =x E{] @h, ] with varied exposure to Corporate Credit, Retail Credit,
@h, |vx Sx, , {hx, +Vx B E E n Management Information, Recovery, Marketing, Planning &
+x * Development.
v {< , E E xi xnE Ms. Sindhu Pillai, Government Nominee Director
nxE 21 <, 1974 E Vx v {< +<{B +vE Born on 21st May 1974, Ms. Sindhu Pillai, is an IPS Officer and
+ +lj xiEk bO |{i * ix v {< a Post graduate in Economics. Ms. Sindhu Pillai is presently
xnE, k B M, k j, i E + =x Director, Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance,
Government of India and joined the Board of UCO Bank on
E E xi xnE E { nxE 30 n, 2015 E E 30th December, 2015 as Government Nominee Director.
E E xnE b E M *
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2.2.2 31.03.2016 E {i E nx xk/iM-{j nx 2.2.2 Directors who retired/resigned during the year
xnE: ended on 31.03.2016
G xnE E x B EOh Ex E V iJ xnE E E E xnE b E

. {nx iJ {n iM V i (Vx i)
n =xE J
Sl. Name of the Director Date of joining Date of cessation of No. of Membership in
No Directorship w.e.f. Board Committee(s) of
UCO Bank
1. +h E
Mr. Arun Kaul 01.09.2010 01.09.2015 6
2. V.E.MM
Mr. J. K. Garg 05.08.2013 31.01.2016 11
3. .B..B.B.
Mr. V. L. V. S. S. Subba Rao 15.06.2015 29.12.2015 10
4. |h
Mr. Pravin Rawal 01.12.2011 14.06.2015 10
5. b.Bx.È
Mr. D. N. Thakur 13.12.2012 12.12.2015 5
6. {l Sn
Mr. Partha Chanda 15.02.2013 14.02.2016 6
2.2.3 xnE b E È E iJ 2.2.3 Dates of Board Meetings
Ivx +v E nx ]Ei E (|vx B v ={v) During the period of review 10 Board Meetings were held on
Vx 1970 E Jb 12 E +iMi xvi xxi 6 È il following dates, as against minimum of 6 prescribed under Clause
12 of Nationalised Banks (Management & Miscellaneous
(SEh ni B |E]Eh +EiB) x, 2015
Provisions) Scheme 1970 and minimum of four meetings
xvi xxi S È E ix xxJi iJ E stipulated under SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure
xnE b E 10 È +Vi E M< : Requirements) Regulations, 2015
27.04.2015 12.05.2015 20.06.2015 08.08.2015 18.09.2015

07.11.2015 30.11.2015 24.12.2015 13.02.2016 28.03.2016
3.0 Committees on the Board:

3.0 xnE b E i:
i W E, i E u V +xn /nxn/xn Pursuant to the instructions/guidelines/directives issued by the
Reserve Bank of India, Government of India, various committees
E +xh E xn b E xx i E M`x E of directors have been constituted with the objectives of
M VE =q xh |G E S + EM xx, streamlining the decision making process, effective monitoring
i E Sl E +iMi +x xx EE{ E and follow up of various activities falling within the terms of
| xMx B +xi E< Ex * xx l i references of such committees. Particulars of the various standing
E h xS nB MB : committees are as under:
3.1.0 xnE b E J{I i (B) : 3.1.0 Audit Committee of the Board (ACB):
As per directives of RBI, the Bank constituted the Audit Committee
i V E E xnx E x xnE b E
of the Board with four directors as against minimum of three
J{I i E M`x E V ]E BCSV E l directors stipulated in Clause 18 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and
x{ni (SEh ni B |E]Eh +EiB) x, Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 entered with Stock
2015 E Jb 18 xvi xxi ix xnE E VM S Exchanges. All the Directors in the committee are financially
xnE * i E xnE ii { Ii * literate.
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3.1.1 |lE =q: 3.1.1. Primary objectives:
BE Ci |vE l E { J{I B xIh E It oversees reviews and provides directions to the internal audit/
|i E xSi Ex + gx i E E +iE J{I/ inspection function in the Bank in order to ensure and enhance
the effectiveness of the audit and inspection function as a strong
xIh E E Ih, I Ei B xn ni * +iE management tool. In respect of internal audit, the Audit Committee
J{I E v xnE b E J{I i <x =q of the Board reviews the internal inspection/audit function of the
E +x E E +iE xIh/J{I v E - =E Bank - the system, its quality and effectiveness in terms of the
|h, Mhii B |i E I Ei * V iE objectives. As regards external audit, the committee reviews all
J{I E v , i M +b] {] =`B MB the issues raised in the Long Form Audit Report. Besides, it
interacts with the external auditors before finalization of reviewed/
q E I Ei * <E +iCi J{I {] E audited accounts with special reference to change in accounting
n JEx xi, i, +i+ {ix il JEx policies, practices, qualification in the draft audit report and
xE E +x{x E n IEi /J{Ii J E compliance with the accounting standards. It also addresses all
+i { nB Vx E { J{IE E l S- issues/concerns raised in inspection report of RBI. The committee
Ei * i V E E xIh {] =`B MB also reviews the internal control system, the areas of
housekeeping, reconciliation, fraud and other related matters.
q/+ E v E< Ei * i +iE
xjh |h, +iE J-E, vx, E{] B +x vi
E I Ei *
3.1.2 ix xnE b E J{I i +EE 3.1.2. The Audit Committee of the Board, at present, comprises
of Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari, Part time non official director
M-E xnE B i E +vI x E , and the Chairman of the committee and Mr. Charan Singh,
E E E{E xnE Sh , i W E E xi Executive Director, Dr. Arvind Sharma, RBI nominee director,
xnE b. +n , E u xi xnE v Ms. Sindhu Pillai, Govt nominee director as members of the
{< n E { * E{E xnE V. h Committee. Mr. G. Subramania Iyer, Executive Director is invitee
+ i +ji * Ivx E nx (SEh of the Committee. During the year under review, 9 (Nine) meetings
of the Committee were held vis-a-vis minimum of four meetings
ni B |E]Eh +EiB) x, 2015 E Jb 18
in a year, stipulated in Clause 18 of SEBI (Listing Obligations
xvi xxi S È E ix < i E 9 È and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
+Vi E M<*
3.1.3. The meetings were held on the dates 28.04.2015,
3.1.3 < i E È <x iJ E +Vi E M< : 28.04.2015,
11.05.2015 & 12.05.2015, 08.08.2015, 16.10.2015, 07.11.2015,
11.05.2015, 12.05.2015, 08.08.2015, 16.10.2015, 07.11.2015, 30.11.2015, 13.02.2016, 07.03.2016, 28.03.2016.
30.11.2015, 13.02.2016, 07.03.2016, 28.03.2016
3.2.0 xnE b E |v i (B): 3.2.0. Management Committee of the Board (MCB) :
i E M`x ]Ei E (|v + v ={v) Vx 1970 The Committee is constituted as per Provisions of Nationalised
E ={v E +x E M * <E n : |v xnE B Banks (Management & Miscellaneous Provision) Scheme 1970.
Its members are Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer,
J E{E +vE, E{E xnEMh, EM E{x (={G
Executive Directors, Directors referred in (c) of sub section (3) of
E +Vx + +ih) +vx, 1970 E v 9 E ={v (3) E Section 9 of Banking companies (Acquisition & Transfer of
Jb (M) xn] xnE il EM E{x (={G E +Vx + Undertaking) Act 1970., and two Directors nominated by the Board
+ih) +vx, 1970 E v 9(3) E Jb (R), (S), (V) B (Z) from amongst the Directors referred to Clauses (e), (f), (h) and
xn] xnE xnE b u xi n xnE* (i) of Section 9(3) of the Banking companies (Acquisition &
xnE b u xi xnE BE U x +vE Transfer of Undertaking) Act 1970. The Directors nominated by
the Board shall hold office for not more than six months at a
iE {n { x M* |v xnE B J E{E +vE time. The Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer is the
B E +vI * Chairman of MCB.
3.2.1 i E =q xxJi { S Ex + =x +xni 3.2.1 The objectives of the committee are to consider and
Ex : approve: -
i) +vE E =v/@ h, Zi + ^ Ji bx E i) High value credit/loan, compromise and write off proposals.
|i* ii) High value proposals for capital and revenue expenditure
and those relating to acquisition and hiring of premises
ii) {V Mi + V i il { E +vOh + including deviation from prescribed norms for acquisition/
EB { x vi c E |i, V { E hiring of premises.
+vOh/EB { x E xnb Sx * iii) Proposal for high value investments in Govt. and other
iii) E{x E /bS x i E il +x approved securities including investment in shares/
+xni |ii +vE E x Ex E |i debentures of companies as well as high value proposals
+ n, nx nx v +vE E |i, + of underwriting, making donations and
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iv) xnE b u - { =E { V MB < iv) Any other matter of similar nature referred to it by the Board
|E E E< +x * from time to time.
3.2.2 ix xnE b E |v i i E +vI E 3.2.2. The Management Committee of the Board, at present,
{ |v xnE B J E{E +vE +. E. ]CE, comprises of Mr. R. K. Takkar, Managing Director & Chief
E E E{E xnEMh Sh B V. h Executive Officer as the Chairman of the Committee and Mr.
Charan Singh, Executive Director, Mr. G. Subramania Iyer,
+, i W E E xi xnE b. +n + Executive Director, Dr. Arvind Sharma, RBI nominee director
+EE M-E xnE qx + n E { and Mr. Salahuddin Ansari, Part time Non official director as
* members of the Committee.
3.2.3 Ivx +v E nx xnE b E |v i E 3.2.3. During the period under review 13 meetings of MCB were
È <x iJ E +Vi E M< : 11.05.2015, 20.06.2015, held on the dates 11.05.2015, 20.06.2015, 27.06.2015,
27.06.2015, 07.08.2015, 27.08.2015, 19.09.2015, 15.10.2015, 07.08.2015, 27.08.2015, 19.09.2015, 15.10.2015, 30.11.2015,
30.11.2015, 04.12.2015, 30.01.2016, 13.02.2016, 07.03.2016 B 04.12.2015, 30.01.2016, 13.02.2016, 07.03.2016 & 28.03.2016.
28.03.2016.
3.3.0 xnE b E VJ |v i (+B) : 3.3.0. Risk Management Committee of the Board (RMCB)
3.3.1 i E E E +x xx |E E 3.3.1. The Committee identifies, evaluates, monitors and guides

VJ E {Sx, Ex, xMx Ei il E E vi the Bank on various categories of risks to which the Bank's
business is exposed and devices, based on periodical review
nxn ni + +vE I B xMx E +v { B and monitoring, such strategies as would ensure stability and
Exi xi Vx E E ] B +i] E E efficiency of the National and International business operations
{Sx li + nIi xSi * E +i ni of the Bank. It also supervises and monitors the functioning of
|v (BBB) |h E GE{ E {Ih B xMx Asset Liability Management (ALM) System in the Bank.
Ei *
3.3.2. The Risk Management Committee of the Board, at present,
3.3.2 ix xnE b E VJ |v i i E
comprises Mr. R. K. Takkar, Managing Director & Chief Executive
+vI E { |v xnE B J E{E +vE +. Officer as the Chairman of the Committee and Mr. Charan Singh,
E. ]CE, E{E xnEMh Sh B V. h Executive Director, Mr. G. Subramania Iyer, Executive Director,
+, E u xi xnE v {< B +EE Ms. Sindhu Pillai, Govt nominee director and Mr. Salahuddin
M -E xnE q x + n E { Ansari, Part time non official director as members of the
Committee.
*
3.3.3 Ivx +v E nx +B E 3 È <x iJ 3.3.3. During the period under review 3 meetings of RMCB were
E +Vi E M< : 15.10.2015, 24.12.2015 B 07.03.2016. held on the dates 15.10.2015, 24.12.2015,& 07.03.2016.
3.4.0 xnE b E ivE v i (BBS+): 3.4.0. Stake Holders' Relationship Committee of the Board
(SHRCB):
3.4.1 vE/xE E Ei, l - vx { +n, 3.4.1. The Committee was constituted under the Chairmanship
|h{j, ] +n |{i x x E v =Si of the Non-executive Director for speedy redressal of shareholder/
vx Ji B il EiEi E i] E +x{ Ei E investors' complaints/grievances, like, non receipt of refund
orders, share certificate, dividend warrant etc., with due care and
ii xh Ex E B M-E{E xnE E +vIi < to the satisfaction of the complainants. All the complaints received
i E M`x E M* E nx |{i Ei E during the year were redressed.
xh E n M *
3.4.2 ix vE v i i E +vI |. x 3.4.2. The Stake Holders' Relationship Committee, at present,
E il E E E{E xnEMh Sh B comprises of Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari, Chairman of the
V. h + n E { * committee and Mr. Charan Singh and Mr. G. Subramania Iyer,
Executive Directors of the Bank, as members of the Committee.
3.4.3 {U k E nx BBS+ E 2 È nxE 3.4.3. During the previous financial year 2 meetings of SHRCB
18.09.2015 B 07.03.2016 E +Vi E M<: were held on 18.09.2015 & 07.03.2016.
3.5.0 xnE b E +ih i (B]) : 3.5.0. Share Transfer Committee of the Board (STCB) :
3.5.1 i i { vi E E E +ih/|h/ 3.5.1. The committee has been constituted to approve and effect
lxih +n +xni B | Ex il J MB/M MB/ transfer/transmission/transposition etc. of Bank's shares, held in
physical form, as also approval on the requests/proposals for
S MB E n b{E] V Ex E |i/ issuance of duplicate shares in lieu of originals lost/misplaced/
+xv E +xnx Ex E B Mì E M< * stolen.
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3.5.2 ix +ih i E E E{E xnEMh 3.5.2. The Share Transfer Committee of the Board , at present,
Sh B V. h + il +EE M-E comprises of Mr. Charan Singh and Mr. G. Subramania Iyer,
Executive Directors of the Bank, Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari
xnEMh |. x E B qx + n and Mr. Salahuddin Ansari, Part time non official directors as
E { * members of the Committee.
3.5.3 {U k E nx B] E 3 È nxE 3.5.3. During the previous financial year 3 meetings of STCB
18.09.2015, 30.11.2015 B 12.02.2016 E +Vi E M<* were held on the dates 18.09.2015, 30.11.2015 & 12.02.2016.
3.6.0 xnE b E {E i (+) 3.6.0. Remuneration Committee of the Board(RCB) :
3.6.1 E E {hEE xnE, l +vI B |v xnE il 3.6.1. The whole time directors of the Bank i.e. the Chairman &
E{E xnE E i E u xB MB x E +x Managing Director and the Executive Directors are being paid
remuneration and provided reimbursement of traveling and halting
{E E Mix E Vi B j ii + ii E expenses as per rules framed by Govt. of India but none of them
|i{i E Vi , {i =x E E xnE b E È are paid sitting fees for attending the Board meetings and other
xnE b E +x i E È ={li x E B committee meetings of the Board.
E È E E Mix x E Vi *
3.6.2 E nx ii j, i E E xn E +x{x 3.6.2. In compliance with the directives of Ministry of Finance,
xnE b E {E i(+) E M`x E M Government of India, Remuneration Committee of the Board
(RCB) was formed during the year for the sole purpose of
VE BEj =q E +v { Ex{nx Ci |ix evaluation of the performances of the whole time directors of the
E Mix E B E E {hEE xnE E Ex{nx E Bank for payment of "Performance Linked Incentives", annually.
Ex Ex *
3.6.3 ix xnE b E {E i E u 3.6.3. The Remuneration Committee of the Board, at present,
xi xnE v {<, i W E E xi xnE comprises Ms. Sindhu Pillai, Govt nominee director, Dr. Arvind
Sharma, RBI Nominee director, Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari
b. +n , +EE M-E xnEMh |. x E
and Mr. Salahuddin Ansari, Part time non official directors as
B qx + n E { * members.
3.6.4 E nx BE È 07.03.2016 E +Vi E M< l* 3.6.4. During the year, one meeting was held on 07.03.2016.
3.7.0 +vE E E{] E xMx i i 3.7.0. Special Committee for Monitoring of Large Value
(BBBB) Frauds (SMLVF)
3.7.1. In compliance with the guidelines issued by Reserve Bank

3.7.1 i V E u V Mn ri E +x{x of India, Special Committee for Large Value Frauds has been
+vE E E{] E xMx i i E M`x E M constituted with the objective of monitoring and follow up of frauds
VE =q `1 Ec B = +vE E E{] E xMx involving Rs. 1 crore and above. Managing Director & Chief
B =x { +xi E< Ex * E E |v xnE B J Executive Officer of the Bank acts as the Chairman of the
E{E +vE < i E +vI * Committee.
3.7.2. At present the committee comprises of Mr. R. K. Takkar,

3.7.2 ix < i , i E +vI E { |v Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer as the Chairman of
xnE B J E{E +vE +. E. ]CE, E E the committee, Mr. Charan Singh, Executive Director, Mr. G.
E{E xnEMh Sh B V. h +, Subramania Iyer, Executive Director, Ms. Sindhu Pillai, Govt.
E u xi xnE v {< B +EE M- Nominee Director, and Mr. Salahuddin Ansari, Part time non
E xnE qx + n E { * official director of the Bank as members.
3.7.3 {U k 2015-16 E nx < i E n È 3.7.3. During the previous financial year, 2015-16, two meetings
of the Committee were held on the dates 18.09.2015 &
nxE 18.09.2015 + 30.11.2015 E +Vi E M<*
30.11.2015.
3.8.0 xnE b E xEx i (Bx) : 3.8.0. Nomination Committee of the Board (NCB) :
3.8.1 i V E u V xn E +x{x tx 3.8.1. In compliance with the directives of Reserve Bank of India,
xSi xnE/EM E{x (={G E +Vx + +ih) +vx, Nomination committee of the Board (NCB) was constituted so
1970 E v 9(3) (i) E +vx xnE E { xSi EB as to undertake the exercise of 'due diligence' for determining 'fit
Vx H E =Si B li +vi Ex E B and proper' status of the existing elected directors / persons to
Si vx i Vx E E Ex i xnE b E be elected as director under Section 9(3)(i) of Banking Companies
(Acquisition & Transfer of Undertakings) Act 1970.
xEx i E M`x E M*
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3.8.2 ix < i E u xi xnE v 3.8.2. At present the committee comprises of Ms. Sindhu Pillai,
{<, +EE M-E xnEMh |. x E Govt nominee Director, Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari and Mr.
Salahuddin Ansari, Part time non official directors as members.
B qx + n E { *
3.8.3 Ivx +v E nx < i E 2 È 20.06.2015 3.8.3. During the period under review 2 meetings of the committee
B 15.10.2015 E +Vi E M<* were held on the dates 20.06.2015 & 15.10.2015
3.9.0 xnE b E OE i (B) 3.9.0. Customer Service Committee of the Board (CSCB):
3.9.1. In compliance with the directives issued by Reserve Bank
3.9.1 xnE b E OE i E M`x i V E
of India, Customer Service Committee of the Board has been
u V Mn ri E +x{x E M constituted:
i) Vx E |G B Ex{nx J{I i E ii i) to ensure implementation of and adherence to the

recommendations of Committee on Procedures and
E Exx B {x, l =E ii E +x{x Performance Audit of Public Services as well as compliance
xSi Ex i, with its recommendations;
ii) n h E OE E B OE-i] E i v ii) to bring upon improvement in the level of customer
x i, satisfaction for all categories of clientele at all times;
iii) OE E Mhii r Ex E B xx ={ { iii) to consider innovative measures to enhance the quality of
S Ex i* customer service
3.9.2. At present, the committee comprises of Mr. R. K. Takkar,
3.9.2 ix < i , i E +vI E { |v Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer as the Chairman of
xnE B J E{E +vE +. E. ]CE, E E the Committee and Mr. Charan Singh and Mr. G. Subramania
E{E xnEMh Sh B V. h +, Iyer, Executive Directors of the Bank, Prof. Sunil Kumar
+EE M-E xnEMh |. x E B Maheshwari, and Mr. Salahuddin Ansari, Part time Non official
qx + n E { * directors, as members of the Committee.
3.9.3 Ivx +v E nx < i E 4 È G: nxE 3.9.3. During the period under review, 4 meetings of the committee
20.07.2015,18.09.2015, 30.11.2015 + 30.01.2016 E +Vi were held on the dates 20.07.2015, 18.09.2015, 30.11.2015 and
E M<* 30.01.2016.
3.10.0 x vx v q vi i (BS+) 3.10.0. Committee on HR Related Issues of the Bank (CHR)
E Ij E E ({B) E B |vE iii v i In the light of the directive of Govt. of India on Managerial
Autonomy to the Public Sector Banks (PSB), the Board of
E E xn E +E E E xnE b E iji
Directors of the Bank is granted with freedom and responsibility
n M< B =iini { M E E xi E for deciding on managerial issues within the broad framework of
{E fS E i |vE q { xh * iii vi the Government policies. One of the areas of autonomy relates
BE Ij E v x vx vi xi B Gv E to framing of HR policies and procedures.
xh *
3.10.1 i E =q : 3.10.1. Objective of the Committee:
i) ] fS, i, {nl{x, lxih, |Ih, {nxxi, {x i) to decide all Human Resource issues relating to the Bank
+n i E vi x vx v q E including staffing pattern, recruitment, placement, transfer,
training, promotions, pensions etc.
xh Ex
ii) {ji xnb, Sx E {ri, | E i +n i i ii) to frame HR policies and procedures for recruitment
including eligibility criteria, mode of selection, levels of entry
E B x vx v xi B Gv xx etc.
iii) +vE B ] E {E B Ii{i E xh
iii) to take decisions on remuneration and compensation of
x officers and staff
iv) E E {nv E Vn + Vn vi xi
iv) to lay down policy of accountability and responsibility of
xvi Ex
Bank officials
v) J+ E MEh E B xnb i Ex
v) to prescribe standards for categorization of branches
3.10.2 ix < i , i E +vI E { |v 3.10.2. At present, the committee comprises of Mr. R.K. Takkar,
xnE B J E{E +vE +. E. ]CE, E E Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer as the Chairman of
E{E xnEMh Sh B V. h +, the Committee and Mr. Charan Singh & Mr. G. Subramania Iyer,
Executive Directors of the Bank, Ms. Sindhu Pillai, Govt Nominee
E u xi xnE v {<, +EE M-E Director, Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari, Mr. Salahuddin Ansari,
xnEMh |. x E B qx + n Part time Non official directors as members of the Committee.
E { *
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3.10.3 {U k E nx S È nxE 14.07.2015, 3.10.3. During the previous financial year four meetings were
08.08.2015, 15.10.2015 B 30.01.2016. E +Vi E M< : held on the dates 14.07.2015, 08.08.2015, 15.10.2015 and
30.01.2016.
3.11.0 xnE b E .|. Exi i (+<]B) 3.11.0. IT Strategy Committee of the Board (ITSCB)
3.11.1 |tME =xxx B +x Sx |tME { vi 3.11.1. The Committee has been constituted to formulate
{ Exi xx i < i E M`x E M * strategies in the matters relating to technology upgradation and
other IT initiatives.
3.11.2 ix < i , i E +vI E { +EE 3.11.2. At present, the committee comprises of Prof. Sunil Kumar
M-E xnE |. x E , E E E{E Maheshwari, Part time non official director as the Chairman of
xnEMh Sh B V. h +, E u the Committee, Mr. Charan Singh & Mr. G. Subramania Iyer,
Executive Directors of the Bank, Ms. Sindhu Pillai, Govt Nominee
xi xnE v {<, +EE M-E xnE Director, Mr. Salahuddin Ansari, Part time Non official directors
qx + n E { * as members of the Committee.
3.11.3 Ivx +v E nx i E 5 È nxE 3.11.3. During the period under review 5 meetings of the
28.04.2015, 20.07.2015, 30.11.2015, 12.02.2016 B 28.03.2016 committee were held on 28.04.2015, 20.07.2015, 30.11.2015,
12.02.2016 & 28.03.2016.
E +Vi E M<*
3.12.0. Board Level Committee for Monitoring of Recovery
3.12.0 Bx{B E xMx E B xnE b i i
in NPAs accounts(BLCRNPA)
(B+Bx{B)
3.12.1 E BE Ji xMx |h Ex E v ii 3.12.1. In compliance with the directives of Ministry of Finance,

j, i E E xn E +x{x nxE 07.12.2012 Government of India, to have a robust monitoring mechanism in
the Bank, a Board Level Committee for Monitoring of Recovery
E Bx{B E xMx E B BE xnE b i i
in NPAs has been constituted on 07.12.2012 to monitor progress
x< , V +xVE +i E |Mi { Mi xMx in recovery of Non Performing Assets on regular basis.
JM*
3.12.2 ix < i , |v xnE B J E{E 3.12.2. At present, the committee comprises of Mr. R. K. Takkar,
Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Charan Singh
+vE +. E. ]CE, E E E{E xnEMh Sh and Mr. G. Subramania Iyer, Executive Directors of the Bank and
B V. h +, E u xi xnE B Ms. Sindhu Pillai, Govt Nominee Director as members of the
v {< n E { * committee.
3.12.3 Ivx +v E nx i E 2 È 16.10.2015 B 3.12.3. During the period under review two meetings of the
30.01.2016 E +Vi E M<* committee were held on 16.10.2015 & 30.01.2016.
3.13.0. Committee of the Board for disposal of Appeal cases:

3.14.0 +{ E x{]x E i:
3.13.1 +{ E x{]x E i BE xnE b i 3.13.1. The Committee for disposal of Appeal cases is a Board
i * +xx |vE E Ii |v xnE B J level committee constituted to dispose the appeals preferred by
the employees against the orders issued by Managing Director
E{E +vE u V +n E r ES u E M<
& Chief Executive Officer in the capacity of disciplinary authority.
+{ E x{]x Ex E B i Mì E M< *
3.13.2 ix +{ E x{]x E i E u 3.13.2. At present, the Committee for disposal of Appeal cases
xi xnE v {<, i W E u xi comprises of Ms. Sindhu Pillai, Govt nominee director, Dr. Arvind
xnE b. +n , +EE M-E xnEMh x Sharma, RBI Nominee director, Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari
E B qx + n E { * and Mr. Salahuddin Ansari, Part time non official directors as
members.
3.13.3 {U E nx i E ix È 16.10.2015, 3.13.3. During the previous year the committee met three times
30.01.2016 B 07.03.2016 E +Vi E M<* on 16.10.2015, 30.01.2016 and 07.03.2016.
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3.13.4 xnE b E xx i E n E 3.13.4. The details of the attendance by the members of
={li E :
: various Committees of the Board are as under:
xnE E x xnE b E xnE b E OE i VJ |v i x vx i Bx{B E

È |v i xMx i
Board Meeting Management Customer Service Risk Management Committee on Board Level
Committee of Committee of the Committee of the HR related issues of Committee for
the Board Board Board the Bank monitoring of
recovery in NPAs
account
Name of Director
+Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li
Held* Attended Held* Attended Held* Attended Held* Attended Held* Attended Held* Attended
+.E. ]CE
(02.11.2015 E EOh)
Mr. R. K. Takkar
(Joined on 02.11.2015) 5 5 6 6 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1
Sh
Mr. Charan Singh 10 10 13 13 4 3 3 3 4 4 2 2
V.B.+
(01.02.2016 E EOh)
Mr. G. S. Iyer
(joined on 01.02.2016) 2 2 3 3 - - 1 1 - - - -
v {<
(30.12.2015 E EOh) M x M x M x M x
Ms. Sindhu Pillai
(joined on 30.12.2015) 2 1 NA NA NA NA 1 1 1 1 1 1
b.+n M x M x M x M x M x M x M x M x M x M x
Dr. Arvind Sharma 10 9 13 12 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
|.x E M x M x M x M x M x M x M x M x
Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari 10 10 9 9@ 4 3 NA NA 4 3 NA NA
. qx + M x M x M x M x
Mr. Salahuddin Ansari 10 10 4 4@ 4 4 3 3 4 4 NA NA
31.03.2016 { xnE b xnE E ={li E xxx :

The following are details of the attendance of directors who were on the Board prior to 31.03.2016
+ h E
Sri Arun Kaul 4 4 5 5 1 1 - - 2 2 - -
V E MM
Mr. Jai Kumar Garg 8 8 10 10 4 4 2 2 4 4 2 2
|h M x M x M x M x
Mr. Pravin Rawal 2 0 NA NA NA NA - - - - - -
.B..B.
B. M x M x M x M x
Mr. V. L.V. S. S. Subba Rao 6 3 NA NA NA NA 2 1 3 3 1 1
b.Bx.È M x M x M x M x M x M x M x M x
Mr. D. N. Thakur 7 6 NA NA 3 3 NA NA NA NA NA NA
{l Sn M x M x M x M x
Mr. Partha Chanda 9 9 11 11 4 4 2 2 NA NA NA NA
* 01.04.2015 31.03.2016 +v xnE E EE E nx +Vi È

@ x E 24.12.2015 iE B qx + 25.12.2015 B n l*
M x i E n x*
* The meetings held in the tenure of director during the period 01.04.2015 to 31.03.2016 .
@ Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari was member of MCB upto 24.12.2015 and Mr. Salahuddin Ansari was member of MCB w.e.f. 25.12.2015.
NA- Not a member of the committee.
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xnE E x +vE E E{] xnE b E xnE b E xnE b E xnE b E
E xMx i J{I i +<] Exi i ivE v i +ih i
i
Name of Director Special Audit Committee IT Strategy Stake holders' Share Transfer
Committee of the Board Committee of the Relationship Committee of the
for Monitoring Board Committee of the Board
Large Board
Value Frauds
+Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li
Held* Attended Held* Attended Held* Attended Held* Attended Held* Attended
+.E.]CE
(02.11.2015 E EOh) M x M x M x M x M x M x M x M x
Mr. R. K. Takkar
(joined on 02.11.2015) 1 1 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA
Sh
Mr. Charan Singh 2 1 7 7 5 5 2 1 3 3
2
(+ji { )
V.B.+ (as invitee)
(01.02.2016 E EOh)
Mr. G. S. Iyer
(Joined on 01.02.2016) - - 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1
(+ji { )
v {< (as invitee)
(30.12.2015 E EOh)
Ms. Sindhu Pillai
(Joined on 30.12.2015) - - 3 2 2 0 NA NA NA NA
b.+n M x M x M x M x M x M x M x M x M x M x
Dr. Arvind Sharma NA NA 9 9 NA NA NA NA NA NA
|.x E
Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari NA NA 3* 3* 5 5 2 2 3 3
. qx + M x M x
Mr. Salahuddin Ansari 2 2 6* 6* 5 5 NA NA 3 3
The following are details of the attendance of directors who were on the Board prior to 31.03.2016
31.03.2016 { xnE b xnE E ={li E xxx :
+ h E M x M x M x M x M x M x
Mr. Arun Kaul - - NA NA NA NA - - NA NA
V E MM
Mr. Jai Kumar Garg 2 2 6 6 3 3 1 1 2 2
|h M x M x
Mr. Pravin Rawal - - 2 0 1 0 NA NA - -
.B..B.B. M x M x
Mr. V. L.V. S. S. Subba Rao 2 0 4 3 2 0 NA NA 2 0
b.Bx.È M x M x M x M x M x M x
Mr. D. N. Thakur NA NA NA NA 3 3 1 1 NA NA
{l Sn M x M x M x M x
Mr.Partha Chanda 2 2 NA NA 4 4 1 1 NA NA
* 01.04.2015 31.03.2016 +v xnE E EE E * The meetings held in the tenure of director during the period
nx +Vi È 01.04.2015 to 31.03.2016.
* qx + 24.12.2015 iE B |. x E * Mr. Salhuddin Ansari, Director was on Audit Committee upto
25.12.2015 J{I i l* 24.12.2015. Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari, director on Audit
Committee from 25.12.2015 onwards.
M x i E n x* NA- Not a member of the committee.
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xnE b E xnE b E +{ E
xnE E x
{E i xEx i x{]x E i
Name of Director Remuneration Nomination Committee for disposal
Committee of the Board Committee of the Board of Appeal Cases
+Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li +Vi* ={li
Held* Attended Held* Attended Held* Attended
v {<
(30.12.2015 E EOh)
Ms. Sindhu Pillai
(Joined on 30.12.2015) 1 1 - - 2 2
b.+n M x M x
Dr. Arvind Sharma 1 1 NA NA 3 3
|.x E
Prof. Sunil Kumar Maheshwari 1 1 2 2 3 2
qx +
Mr. Salahuddin Ansari 1 1 2 2 3 3
The following are details of the attendance of directors who was on the Board prior to 31.03.2016
31.03.2016 { xnE b xnE E ={li E xxx :
|h
Mr. Pravin Rawal - - - - - -
.B..B.B.
Mr. V. L.V. S. S. Subba Rao - - 2 2 1 1
4.0 {U ix E nx +Vi vE E È / Shareholders Meetings held during the last three years :
{U ix E nx +Vi vE E + È E < |E
The details of the General Meetings of the Shareholders held during the last 3 years :
È E x iJ B nx lx
Name of the meeting Date and Day Time Venue
+vh + È 4 S, 2013 11.00 V xx < +b] ,

Extra ordinary 4th March, 2013 11.00 A.M. b b , +{
General Meeting EEi - 700 027
National Library Auditorium,
Belvedere Road, Alipore,
Kolkata 700 027
10 E + È 28 Vx, 2013 11.00 V xx < +b] ,
10th Annual General 28th June, 2013 11.00 A.M. b b , +{
Meeting EEi - 700 027
Kolkata 700 027
+vh + È 11 , 2014 11.00 V xx < +b] ,
Extra ordinary 11th February, 2014 11.00 A.M.
General Meeting
b b , +{
EEi - 700 027
Kolkata 700 027
11 E + È 30 Vx, 2014 11.00 V xx < +b] ,

11th Annual General 30th June, 2014 11.00 A.M.
b b , +{
Meeting
EEi - 700 027
Kolkata 700 027
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È E x iJ B nx lx
Name of the meeting Date and Day Time Venue
+vh + È 20 S, 2015 11.00 V xx < +b] ,

Extra ordinary 20th March, 2015 11.00 A.M. b b , +{
General Meeting EEi - 700 027
Kolkata 700 027
12 E + È 29 S, 2015 11.00 V xx < +b] ,

12th Annual General 29th March, 2015 11.00 A.M. b b , +{
Meeting EEi - 700 027
Kolkata 700 027
4.1.1 {U E + È xnE E ={li: 4.1.1. Attendance of the Directors in the last Annual General
Meeting :
{U E + È 29 Vx, 2015 E xx < +b], The last Annual General Meeting was held on 29th June, 2015
b b, +{, EEi -700027 {xx < l* at National Library Auditorium, Belvedere Road, Alipore, Kolkata
700 027. Shri Arun Kaul, Chairman & Managing Director, Shri
+ h E, +vI B |v xnE, Sh , E{E xnE, Charan Singh, Executive Director, Shri J K Garg, Executive
V. E. MM, E{E xnE È ={li l* Director attended the meeting.
4.1.2 {U ix E nx {i E{ 4.1.2. Special Resolutions passed during last three years
i) nxE 23 S, 2012 E +Vi vE E +vh i) In the Extra Ordinary General Meeting of the shareholders
held on 23rd March, 2012, a special resolution was passed
+ È BE E{ {i E M VE i in terms of which the shareholders of the Bank accorded
E +x E E vE x xnE b u +x i their approval to the Board enabling it, interalia, to issue
E l-l, +vx +v { i E E 6,06,13,407 and allot upto 6,06,13,407 equity shares to Government
+xvE il Vx xM E 3,13,75,874 +xvE of India and 3,13,75,874 equity shares to Life Insurance
Corporation of India on preferential basis. Bank had
<C] xMi B +]i EB Vx E +xnx E allotted 58,18,887 equity shares to Government of India
+ I x* E x +<b+ xx, 2009 E and 3,13,75,874 equity shares to LIC of India on 30.03.2012
x 76(1) E +x 82.49 |i { nxE at an issue price of Rs.82.49 per share determined in
30.03.2012 E 58,18,887 i E E il accordance with Regulations 76 (1) of SEBI ICDR
3,13,75,874 Vx xM E +]i EB* Regulations, 2009.
ii) nxE 4 S, 2013 E +Vi vE E +vh ii) In the Extra Ordinary General Meeting of the shareholders
+ È BE E{ {i E M VE i held on 4th March, 2013 a special resolution was passed
in terms of which the shareholders of the Bank accorded
E l-l, +vx +v { i E E /b+ and allot of 8,79,16,343 equity shares to Government of
E x, 2009 E x 76(1) E +x 77.46 ` |i India on preferential basis at an issue price of Rs.77.46
{ 8,79,16,343 <C] +]i EB Vx per share determined in accordance with Regulations 76
(1) of SEBI ICDR Regulations, 2009.
E +xnx E + I x*
iii) nxE 11 , 2014 E +Vi vE E +vh iii) In the Extra Ordinary General Meeting of the shareholders
held on 11th February, 2014, a special resolution was
+ È BE E{ {i E M VE i passed in terms of which the shareholders of the Bank
E +x E E vE x xnE b u +x i accorded their approval to the Board enabling it, interalia,
E l-l, /b+ E x, 2009 E x 76(1) to issue and allot (i) 2,59,10,092 equity shares of Rs.10/-
E +x (i) 77.19 . |i { +vx +v { each to Government of India against contribution of Rs.200
i E E . 200 Ec E +nx E B `10 E crore and (ii) 23,61,70,488 equity shares of Rs.10/- upon
conversion of Perpetual Non Cumulative Preference
2,59,10,092 <C] + (ii) i E u vi
Shares (PNCPS) held by Government of India aggregating
{{S+ xx C] +vx ({Bx{B) E n to Rs.1823 crore to Government of India, on preferential
. 10 E 23,61,70,488 <C] xMi B +]i basis at an issue price of Rs.77.19 per share determined
Ex E +xnx E + I x* in accordance with Regulations 76 (1) of SEBI ICDR
Regulations, 2009.
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(iv) nxE 20 S, 2015 E +Vi vE E +vh iv) In the Extra Ordinary General Meeting of the shareholders
+ È BE E{ {i E M VE i held on 20th March, 2015 a special resolution was passed
in terms of which the shareholders of the Bank accorded
E l-l, +vx +v { i Vx xM E and allot of 6,08,82,550 equity shares to Life Insurance
/b+ E x, 2009 E x 76(1) E +x Corporation of India on preferential basis at an issue price
70.21 . |i { 6,08,82,550 <C] +]i of Rs.70.21 per share determined in accordance with
EB Vx E +xnx E + I x* Regulations 76 (1) of SEBI ICDR Regulations, 2009.
v) No special resolution was passed through postal ballot

(v) +<{+ E n bE u i{j Vx E v E< since IPO.
E{ {i x E M *
5.0. Disclosures :
5.0 |E]Eh :
E, EM xx +vx 1949, EM E{x (={G E +Vx The Bank is governed under the Banking Regulations Act 1949,
Banking Companies (Acquisition & Transfer of Undertaking) Act
+ +ih) +vx 1970, ]Ei E (|v + v ={v) 1970, Nationalised Banks (Management & Miscellaneous
Vx 1970 il EM E{x (+Vx + +ih) + ii l Provisions) Scheme 1970 and The Banking Companies
v (vx) +vx 2006 u i i * E xn E (Acquisition & Transfer) & Financial Institutions Laws
+x Sr E Ij E E { M SEh E E (Amendment) Act 2006. In terms of SEBI directives, the
|vx = iE M M E =x { M vi Exx provisions of the Listing Agreement will apply for Listed Public
B < v i E/i V E u - { Sector Banks, only to the extent that it does not violate the relative
V Mn ri E +iGh x Ei * statutes applicable to them and the guidelines issued by
Government of India/Reserve Bank of India from time to time.
5.1 xnE E {E : 5.1. Remuneration of Directors :
{hEE xnE E n =i{nEi Vc |ix E Other than "Productivity Linked Incentives" payable to the whole
+iCi |v xnE B J E{E +vE + E{E time directors, the remuneration of the Managing Director & CEO
xnE E {E Ep E u i E Vi * E and Executive Director is fixed by the Central Government. The
+EE xnE E xxEi n { È E E +iCi Bank does not pay any remuneration to the part time directors
except sitting fees at the following rates.
E< {E |nx x Ei :
xnE b E È E B : |i È ` 20,000/- For Board Meeting : ` 20,000/- per sitting
i E È E B : |i È ` 10,000/-
For Committee Meeting : ` 10,000/- per sitting
5.2 iE xnx il +lE v E |E]Eh : 5.2. Disclosure of Material Transactions and Pecuniary
relationship:
EM E E x +xG E +iCi E x +{x |iE, Other than those in the normal course of banking business, the
xnE |vx +n E l E< B iiE =Jx xnx Bank has not entered into any materially significant transaction
x E V E E {E i { i E] {n E E* with its promoters, directors or the management etc. that may
have potential conflict with the interest of the Bank at large. There
E nx E E {|I M-E{E xnE E E< +lE was no pecuniary relationship or transactions of the non-executive
v xnx x l* director vis--vis the Bank during the year.
E E xnE il ` |vx E B +S i E +x{x In compliance of the Code of Conduct for Directors and Senior
xnEMh, xnE b =E ={i E =x È Management of the Bank, Directors do not take part in the
x S- M x i Vx xnEMh =xE deliberations of the Board and its sub-committees when the
xin vi { SS E Vi * matters relating to them or their relatives are discussed.
5.3 VxE xM +n |{i 5.3. Proceeds from Public Issues etc.
nxE 31 S, 2016 E {i ii E nx E x VxE/ During the financial year ended on 31st March, 2016, the Bank
+vE xM E { <C] x V EB* did not raise any Equity Shares by way of Public/Right Issue.
5.4 E x i E P u {Si n E +x xnE 5.4. The Bank has formulated a Code of Conduct for the Board
b B ` |vx E B +Sh i i E * =E of Directors and Senior Management on the lines of draft
{` E E <] www.ucobank.com { ={v * xnE circulated by Indian Bank's Association. The text of the same is
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B ` |vx x Ivx +v E nx +S i E available on the website of the Bank www.ucobank.com. All the
+x{x E {] E * Directors and Senior Management have affirmed their compliance
of Code of Conduct during the period under review.
E nx {V V xnx v E ]E BCSV During the year, there is no instance of non-compliance, penalties,

E +x vE/xE |vEh u E { E< strictures imposed on the Bank by the Stock Exchanges or SEBI
or any other statutory/regulatory authority on any matter related
M-+x{x E +{, nb, +I{ x M M * to Capital Markets transactions.
5.5 E E vi {] xnx E |E]Eh 31.03.2016 E ix- 5.5. The related party transactions of the Bank are disclosed in
the Note to accounts of the Balance Sheet as on 31.03.2016.
{j E J { x] E M * vi {] xnx vi The Policy on dealing with Related Party Transactions placed on
xi E E <] E ii https://www.ucobank.com/about us website of the Bank under https://www.ucobank.com/about us /
/Policies and Guidelines/Related Party Transaction Policy { Policies and Guidelines/Related Party Transaction Policy.
n M< *
6.0. Compliance to Mandatory/ Non- Mandatory
6.0 +x/M +x +{I+ E +x{x : Requirements :
The Bank has complied with all the applicable mandatory

]E BCSV E l x{ni SEh E |nk M requirements as provided in the Listing Agreement entered into
+x +{I+ E E x +x{x E * M +x +{I+ with the Stock Exchanges. The extent of implementation of non-
E +x{x E li < |E : mandatory requirements is furnished as under :
+{I / Requirement +x{x / Compliance

E E +{x + vE E + n E i i i E E nxn E +x{ xx {E V xvi
i E{E xnE E xx {E V B {x Ex E B xnE b x xx i Mì E *
+vE il +x Ii{i Mix E v xvh i xx
i Mì EE E E xi xx SB* Remuneration Committee of the Board has been formed to
determine the remuneration package in terms of the
The Bank should set up a remuneration committee to
Government of India guidelines.
determine on their behalf and on behalf of the shareholders
with agreed terms of reference, the Bank's policy on specific
remuneration packages for executive directors including
pension rights and any compensation payment.
+ xi : +xiE ,iE nMv E{] E x BE xi x< *

E E +S i +l +S xi E =Px E v |vx The Bank has put in place a Whistle Blower policy. No person-
E Si+ E n Ex il ES E =i{cx {{i I nel has been denied access to the Audit Committee.
={v Ex E B E BE |h Ei E Ei *
Whistle Blower Policy : The Bank may establish a mechanism
for employees to report to the management concerns about
unethical behaviour, actual or suspected fraud or violation of
the Bank's code of conduct or ethics policy and provide for
adequate safeguards against victimization of employees.
E xnx E B bE i-{j E v |i
bE i-{j Jx E E< +Ei x {c*
The business transacted did not require any special resolution
Postal Ballot be put through postal ballot.
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7.0 S E vx: 7.0. Means of Communication :
7.1 E E |ii E Sr Jx ]E BCSV E E 7.1. The information about the operational and financial
performance of the Bank are communicated to the Stock
E {Sx + k Ex{nx E v = iJ E Exchanges, where the securities of the Bank are listed
Si E n Vi V nx E E k h E +xnx/ immediately on the date of Board meeting approving/reviewing
I Ex xnE b E È i * <E +iCi E the financial statements of the Bank, besides posting of quarterly/
E i /U E ii {h E E <] half-yearly/annual financial results in Bank's website
(www.ucobank.com) { |ni E Vi * E E B {h (www.ucobank,com). Such results are also made public through
E | Y{i/Y{x E v VxE Ex E l press releases/advertisements as well as by presentation made
to the representatives from print and electronic media and other
|] B <C] xE b E |ixv B +x S x H interested members of the public.
E I |ii E Vi *
7.2 ]E BCSV E l SEh E E +x 30.06.2015, 7.2. As per the Listing Agreement with the stock exchanges
Unaudited but Reviewed financial results of the Bank for the
30.09.2015 B 31.12.2015 E {i i E E E M-J{Ii
quarters ended on 30.06.2015, 30.09.2015 & 31.12.2015 were
Ei Ii ii {h xvi E i {E published within the prescribed time limit in widely circulated
i { {Si S-{j |Ei EB MB* dailies.
8.0 vh vE E B Sx : 8.0. General Shareholders Information:
8.1.0 vE E E + È (BVB) : 8.1.0. Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Shareholders :
S E |E VxE |i { E E E <C] {V Before the Initial Public Offer, as the entire Equity Capital of the
i E u vi l, +i: 2002-03 iE E< E + Bank was held by the Govt. of India, no Annual General Meeting
È +Vi x E M<* |E VxE |i E n E was held till 2002-03. Subsequent to IPO, the Bank has been
holding Annual General Meetings of the shareholders every year,
v li + xvi - E i |i vE as prescribed in the statute and within the stipulated time limit.
E E + È +Vi E * vE E {U ix The details of last three general meetings of the shareholders
+ È E ii h n . 4.0 E +iMi nB MB * have been indicated under point no.4.0
8.2.0 ]E BCSV E SEh : 8.2.0. Listing on Stock Exchanges:

The equity shares of the Bank are listed on the following stock
E E <C] E xxJi ]E BCSV Sr E exchanges:
M :
G . ]E BCSV E x ]E E] Sr EB Vx E iJ
Sl.No. Name of the Stock Exchanges Stock Code Date of listing
xx ]E BCSV + <b . E E
1. National Stock Exchange of India Limited UCO BANK 09.10.2003
< ]E BCSV .
2. Bombay Stock Exchange Limited 532505 09.10.2003
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8.3.0 E E E V- +Ec/ E li : 8.3.0 Market price data/price performance of Banks share:
x}] E ix E =i-Sg
MOVEMENT OF SHARE PRICE vs. NIFTY
MOVEMENT OF SHARE PRICE vs. BANKEX
E E E G-G nxE 9.10.2003 E +* ii The trading of the Bank's shares commenced on 09.10.2003.
2015-16 E nx n xx ]E BESV + <b . The monthly high/low quotations and volume of the share trad-
(BxB<) < ]E BCSV . (B<) G-G EB MB ing in The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. (NSE), Bombay
Stock Exchange Ltd. (BSE) during the financial year 2015-16
E E =SS/xx + {h xxx : were as follows
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Month < ]E BCSV/B.S.E xx ]E BCSV/N.S.E
=SS xx {h* =SS xx {h*
High(`) Low(`) Volume* High(`) Low(`) Volume*
+|/Apr-15 71.20 62.75 0.32 71.20 62.65 2.93
</May-15 65.90 55.85 0.66 65.90 55.85 4.52

Vx/Jun-15 64.20 52.60 0.56 64.25 52.60 4.00
V</Jul-15 55.55 48.40 0.67 55.60 48.30 4.23
+Mi/Aug-15 57.05 41.00 0.91 57.15 40.85 6.28
i/Sep-15 48.55 40.35 0.77 48.60 40.25 5.47
+Ci/Oct-15 55.30 45.00 0.95 55.35 45.00 9.80
x/Nov-15 51.30 45.90 0.54 51.40 45.75 4.85
n/Dec-15 50.15 42.45 0.43 5.20 42.40 4.63
Vx/Jan-16 45.95 35.00 0.50 45.95 34.85 4.53
/Feb-16 37.50 27.80 1.17 37.55 27.40 8.54
S/Mar-16 38.90 31.90 0.57 38.90 31.75 4.59
vi ]E BCSV E SEh E E Mix E n M *
The Listing Fees have already been paid to the respective Stock Exchanges.
*(Ec ` / ` in Crore)
8.4.0. |i +Ec/Per Share Data
xnb/Parameter 31.03.2015 31.03.2016
+Ei / Face Value (`) 10/- 10/-
V / Market Quotation (`) 63.90 (BxB< /at NSE) 38.80 (BxB< /at NSE)
8.5.0 E +iEh 8.5.0. Dematerialisation of the Shares

8.5.1 E E <C] +x { b] { G-G 8.5.1.The equity shares of the Bank are available for trading
EB Vx i ={v * E +iEh E B E x BxBbB compulsorily in Demat form. The Bank has entered into an
agreement with NSDL and CDSL for dematerialisation of shares.
B BbB E l Zi E * vE +{x Ji Shareholders can get their shares dematerialised with their
Jx xI{M M E { +{x E +i Eh Depository Participants maintaining their account either with NSDL
BxBbB BbB E VB E Ei * E E or CDSL. The ISIN Code for the Bank's equity share is
<C] E +<B+<Bx E] +<Bx< 691B01018 * INE691A01018.
|ii E B E +I E (2015-2016) E Mix The Annual Custodial Fees (2015-16) for the securities have been
paid to NSDL and CDSL.
xI{M, x BxBbB B bBB E E V SE *
8.5.2 nxE 31 S 2016 E li E +x vE u i 8.5.2. Particulars of share in physical & Demat held by
B +i { vi E h: shareholders as on 31st March, 2016.
h vE E J E J %vi
Particulars No. of Shareholders No. of Shares % Shareholding
i/Physical 74429 11623556 1.08
BxBbB/NSDL 170439 253587663 23.58
bBB/CDSL 74129 810380493 75.34
M/Total 318997 1075591712 100.00
8.5.3 E +{x b.Bx. b J, < E VB ] |ii 8.5.3.The Bank is functioning as a Depository Participant (D.P)
xI{M ]b (BxBbB) E xI{M M (b.{) E { of National Securities Depository Ltd. (NSDL) through D.N. Road
Branch, Mumbai. The D.P. Services have since been extended
E E * b.{ xxJi Sxn J+, l-<b to cover wide range of customers through select branches namely,
BCSV { J, EEi, + b J, +nn, n India Exchange Place Branch, Kolkata, Ashram Road Branch,
M J, x< n, E.V. b J, M, Sxx (J) J, Ahmedabad, Parliament Street Branch, New Delhi and KG Road
il V J, nn ={v E< M< V Branch, Bangalore, Chennai (Main) Branch and Banjara Hills
Branch, Hyderabad.
+vEvE OE =E =` E*
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8.5.4 E x Ivx +v E nx E< Vb+/Bb+/] 8.5.4. The Bank has not issued any GDRs/ADRs/Warrants or
any convertible instruments during the period under review.
E< {ix Ji V x E *
8.6.0 E{ ] / {{ 8.6.0. Corporate Benefits/Dividend History
vE E Mix EB MB E h xxx : Details of dividend paid to the shareholders are as under:
|i `)
(` |i `)
(`
Year `)
Dividend Per Share (` Year `)
Dividend Per Share (`
2003-04 0.80 2009-10 1.50
2004-05 1.00 2010-11 3.00
2005-06 - 2011-12 3.00
2006-07 1.00 2012-13 1.60
2007-08 1.00 2013-14 (+i/Interim) 2.00

+i/Final 1.00
2008-09 1.00 2014-15 2.00
8.6.1 xEi I B I xv (+<<{ B) +nk/+n 8.6.1. Transfer of Unpaid/Unclaimed Dividend amount to

E +ih Investor Education and Protection Fund (IEPF)
EM E{x (={G E +Vx + +ih) +vx, 1970 E v As per Section 10 (B) (1) of the Banking Companies (Acquisition
10 ()(1) E +x V +n Ji and Transfer of Undertakings) Act, 1970, the dividend amounts
+ii EB Vx E iJ i E +v iE +nk +n which remain unpaid or unclaimed for a period of seven years
i =x Exp E u l{i x I B Ih xv from the date of transfer to unclaimed dividend accounts, shall
be transferred to the Investor Education and Protection Fund
(+<<{ B) +ii E n VBM* <x |vx E +x{x
(IEPF) established by Central Government. In pursuant to the
Ei B E x 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06B 2007-08 E above provisions, Bank transferred unclaimed dividend for the
+nk +<<{ B E +ii E* years 2003-04, 2004-05, 2006-07 and 2007-08 to IEPF.
8.7 +ih |h B xE E Ei E xh 8.7. Share Transfer System & Redressal of Investor's

Grievances :
The Bank takes every care to ensure that all valid requests for
E xSi Ex E B i E vx ii E Transfer of Shares are duly complied within the period of 15 days
E +ih E B v +xv E x{]x {h { from the date of lodgement of the completed forms. The Board
E V EB Vx E iJ 15 nx E i vi E of Directors has constituted the Share Transfer Committee to
n VB* xnE b x E +ih/|h B b{E] consider Transfer/Transmission and requests for issuance of
V Ex E +xv { S Ex E B +ih i E duplicate Shares.
M`x E * 8.8. M/s. Karvy Computershare Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad has been
8.8 E u E E{] |.. nn E +{x appointed by the Bank as its Registrars and Share Transfer Agent.
V] + +ih BV] xCi E M * {i {ix, All communications regarding change of address, change of
+vn {ix, E +ih +n vi {jS mandate, transfer of shares etc. may be addressed to them in
=x xxJi {i { EB VB: their following address:
E E{] |.. {E:

(<E<: E E)
]x: 040 - 67161500
E x ] , {] x. 31-32, MS=, C: 040 - 23420814

<x b]C], xxGMb, nn-500008 ] .: 1800-345-4001
<-: [email protected]
Contact No:
M/s. Karvy Computershare Private Ltd. Phone: 040-67161500
(Unit : UCO Bank) Fax: 040-23420814
Karvy Selenium Tower B, Plot No. 31-32, Gachibowli, Toll Free No.:1800-345-4001
Financial District, Nanakramguda, Hyderabad - 500008 Email: [email protected]
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E x vE E Ei B =x vi E li E The Bank has also constituted Shareholders Grievance
I Ex E B vE Ei xh i E M`x Redressal Committee to review the status of redressal of
Shareholders grievances and related matters.
E *
nxE 31.03.2016 E li E +x vE E Ei E The status of Shareholder Complaints as on 31.03.2016 is as
h xxx : under:
1. 1 +| 2015 E li E +x i Ei/
Pending complaints as on 1st April, 2015 x/Nil
2. 31.3.2016 E {i E nx |{i Ei/
Complaints received during the year ended on 31.03.2016 1631
3. 31.3.2016 E {i E nx x{]< M< Ei/
Complaints disposed off during the year ended on 31.03.2016 1631
4. 31.3.2016 E li E +x i Ei/
Complaints pending as on 31.03.2016 x/Nil
9.0 nxE 31.03.2016 E li E +x vi E { / Shareholding Pattern As on 31.03.2016
vE E h vE E . vi E J <C] E%
Category of Shareholders No. of holders No. of shares held % of equity
+/|iE/|iE
A. Promoter/Promoter Group
i E / Govt. of India 1 783333288 72.83
+. VxE vi / B. Public Shareholding
1. lB / Institutions
E/a. S+ b / Mutual Funds 2 53380 0.02
J/b.k lB/E /Financial Institutions/Banks 15 1419596 0.13
M/c. E{x / Insurance Companies 15 156388166 14.54
P/d.n lMi xE / Foreign Institutional Investors 58 30584975 2.84
2. M-lB / Non-Institutions
E/a. E{ ] xE / Bodies Corporate 1629 12249458 1.14
J/b. HE vi / Individuals holding
i. 2 J iE E iE {V
nominal share capital upto `2 lac 315476 82076904 7.63
ii. 2 J ` +vE E iE {V
nominal share capital above `2 lac 137 6278879 0.58
M/c.
NBFC registered with RBI 6 27209 0.00
P/d. x / Trust 18 148123 0.01
R/e. vx n / Clearing Members 192 621968 0.06
R/f. +x i /Non-Resident Indians 1448 2409766 0.22
M/ TOTAL 318997 1075591712 100.00
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31.03.2016 E vi E ih/Distribution of Shareholding as on 31.03.2016
vE E . E vE E % E E . E E %
h( ` )/Category (Amt. in `) No. of Share % of the total No. of Total % of
/From iE/To Holders Shareholders Shares the total
Shares
1 5000 317356 99.49 74737523 6.95
5001 10000 965 0.30 7000578 0.65
10001 20000 366 0.11 5298399 0.49
20001 30000 103 0.03 2579402 0.24
30001 40000 44 0.01 1566617 0.15
40001 50000 39 0.01 1789457 0.17
50001 100000 55 0.02 3968677 0.37
100001 + +vE/And above 69 0.02 978651059 90.99
E/TOTAL 318997 100.00 1075591712 100.00
10.0 E E l {jS E {i: 10.0. Address for correspondence with Bank :

E +iEh, E +ih, {i {ix, |{i x For any assistance regarding dematerialisation of shares, transfer
x, b{E] |h{j V EB Vx +n vi E of shares, change of address, non-receipt of dividend, issuance
|E E i E B xE +{x +xv/Ei E E { of duplicate share certificates etc., the investors can mail their
xxJi {i { V Ei : request/complaint to the Bank in the following address :
Shri N Purna Chandra Rao Telephone No. (033)44557227
Bx.{h Sp Company Secretary Fax No. (033) 2248-5625
E{x S ]x .(033)44557227 UCO Bank : Head Office E-Mail Address :
E E : |vx E C .(033) 2248-5625 Finance Department [email protected]
ii M <- {i: 2, India Exchange Place, 3rd Floor,
2, <b BCSV {,i i, [email protected]
Kolkata - 700 001
EEi-700 001
10.1. Exclusive e-mail ID for Investors' Complaints :
10.1 xE E Ei E B <- +<b:
i |ii + x b E Mn ri E +x{x In compliance with the SEBI guidelines, a dedicated e-mail ID
has been created for any complaints by the Investors/
E E <C] / E Mix +n E v xE/ Shareholders regarding UCO Bank Equity Shares/Payment
vE E E Ei E B BE ] <- +<b i of Dividends etc. Any complaint by the Investors shall
E M * xE E E Ei E Vn Vn =ii be responded expeditiously along with necessary action
nB Vx E l +x{x +vE u +E E< E taken by the Compliance Officer. The e-mail ID is:
VBM* ] <- +<b [email protected] * [email protected]. The e-mail ID is also been posted
<- +<b E E <] nV E M * in the website of the Bank.
11.0 E{ ] +x { J{IE E {] 11.0. Auditors Report on Corporate Governance
]E BCSV E l SEh E E Jb 49 E +vx l{Ii As required under SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure
Requirements) Regulations, 2015, the Audit Certificate on
vE Exp J{IE u 2015-16 E B E{ ] Corporate Governance for year 2015-16 issued by the Statutory
+x { J{Ii |h{j xnE b E |ii E Central Auditors is submitted to the Board of Directors and the
M + E{ ] +x {] 2015-16 E +xx +M same is part & parcel of the Corporate Governance Report
*(+xMxE-I) 2015-16. (Annexure-I)
12.0 <+ B B+ E |h{j 12.0. CEO & CFO CERTIFICATE
(SEh ni B |E]Eh +EiB) x, 2015 The Certificate of CEO & CFO under SEBI (Listing Obligations
E +vx <+ B B+ E |h{j xnE b E I and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 is submitted
|ii E Vi + E{ ] +x {] 2015-16 E to the Board of Directors and the same is part & parcel of the
Corporate Governance Report 2015-16. (Annexure-II)
+xx +M * (+xMxE-II)
+S i E +x{xl Ph DECLARATION ON COMPLIANCE WITH CODE OF CONDUCT
E x xnE b E n B E E E |vx E B The Bank has laid down a Code of Conduct for all the Board
+S i xvi E B E E <] { ={v * members and Core Management of the Bank and which is posted
on the website of the Bank. The Board members and Core
xnE b E n B E |vx x nxE 31.03.2016 E Management have affirmed compliance with the Code of Conduct
li E +x +S i E +x{x E {] E * as on 31.03.2016.
xnE b E +n By order of the Board of Directors
(+. E. ]CE) (R.K. Takkar)

|v xnE B Managing Director &
J E{E +vE Chief Executive Officer
59
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ni G. 097191
lx/Place: x< n /New Delhi

nxE/Dated : 13th </May, 2016
60
Annexure - I
Auditors Certificate on Corporate Governance
To
The Board of Directors,
UCO Bank
Head Office,
10, B.T. M. Sarani
Kolkata 700 001
We have examined the compliance of conditions of Corporate Governance by UCO Bank for the year ended 31st March 2016, as
stipulated in SEBI (Listing obligations and disclosure requirements) Regulations, 2015.
The compliance of the conditions of Corporate Governance is the responsibility of the Management. Our examination was limited to
procedures and implementation thereof adopted by the Bank for ensuring the compliance of the conditions of Corporate Governance.
It is neither an audit nor an expression of opinion of the Financial Statements of the Bank.
On the basis of our review of records and documents maintained by the Bank and the information and explanations given us, in our
opinion and to the best of our information and according to explanations given to us, we certify that the Bank has complied with the
conditions of Corporate Governance as stipulated in the above mentioned Regulations to the extent these do not violate RBI guide-
lines.
We state that no investor grievance is pending for a period exceeding one month as on 31st March 2016 against the Bank as per the
records maintained by the Stake Holders Relationship Committee.
We further state that such compliance is neither an assurance as to the future viability of the Bank nor the efficiency or effectiveness
with which the management has conducted the affairs of the Bank.
For GUHA NANDI & CO. For A. SACHDEV & CO. For NIRUPAM & ASSOCIATES
Registration No. 302039E Registration No. 001307C Registration No. 323575E
(CA DR. B S KUNDU) (CA DINESH SINGH) (CA SUDHIR CHANDRA BASU)
Partner Partner Partner
Membership No. 051221 Membership No. 074977 Membership No. 006197
For O.P.GARG & CO. For TEJ RAJ & PAL

Chartered Accountants Chartered Accountants
Registration No. 001194N Registration No. 304124E
(CA SALIL GUPTA) (CA B. GANGARAJU )

Partner Partner
Membership No. 097922 Membership No. 07605

61
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62
Annexure-II
To
The Board of Directors
UCO Bank
Head Office
Kolkata
Sub: CEO/CFO Certification on Financial Statements for the Year 2015-16.

Dear Sirs,
Pursuant to SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements), Regulations, 2015, we hereby certify that:
a) We have reviewed the financial statements and cash flow statement of the Bank for the year 2015-16 and to the best of our
knowledge and belief:
i. these statements do not contain any materially untrue statement or omit any material fact or contain statement that might
be misleading;
ii. these statements together present a true and fair view of the Banks affairs and are in compliance with existing accounting
standards, applicable laws and regulations.
b) There are to the best of our knowledge and belief no transaction enter into by the Bank during the year 2015-16 which are
fraudulent, illegal or violates Banks Code of Conduct.
c) We accept responsibility for establishing and maintaining internal controls for financial reporting and that we have evaluated the
effectiveness of internal control systems of the Bank pertaining to financial reporting and we have disclosed to the auditors and
the Audit Committee, deficiencies in the design or operation of such internal controls, if any, of which we are aware and steps we
have taken or propose to take to rectify these deficiencies.
d) We have indicated to the Auditors and Audit Committee
i. significant changes in internal control over financial reporting during the year 2015-16
ii. significant changes in accounting policies during the year and the same have been disclosed in the notes to the financial
statements; and
iii. instances of significant fraud which we have become aware and the involvement therein, if any, of the management or an
employee having a significant roles in the Banks internal control system over financial reporting.
Yours faithfully,
(P.G. Joshi) R. K. TAKKAR

General Manager Managing Director
Place: New Delhi (Chief Financial Officer) (Chief Executive Officer)
Date : 13.05.2015
GREEN INITIATIVE APPEAL TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
The Shareholders holding shares in demat form are requested to register their e-mail id with their Depository. Shareholders holding
shares in physical form are requested to send their consent to our Registrar and Transfer Agent, Karvy Computershare Pvt Ltd. on
the follwing format.
M/s. Karvy Computershare Private Limited

Unit : UCO BANK, Karvy Selenium Tower B, Plot 31-32, Gachibowli,
Financial District, Nanakramguda Serilingampally,Hyderabad - 500 032
Tel : (040) 67161500; Fax : (040)23420814
I/We ____________________________________________holding__________________shares of the Bank in physical form intend

to receive all communications including notices, annual reports, through our e-mail id given hereunder :
Folio No ___________________________ E-mail id ________________________

_______________________
Signature of the first holder
63
31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2016
(000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
{V B niB +xS 31.3.2016 31.3.2015
E li E li
CAPITAL AND LIABILITIES Schedule As on As on
31.3.2016 31.3.2015
` `
{V /Capital 1 1075 59 17 1075 59 17
+Ii xv + +v
Reserves & Surplus 2 10511 36 16 11473 36 36
M< M<
Share Application Money 935 00 00
V / Deposits 3 207118 24 15 214336 70 79
=v Borrowings 4 17240 43 58 10252 54 00
+x niB + |vx
Other Liabilities & Provisions 5 8001 90 08 8778 70 65
M /TOTAL 244882 53 14 245916 90 97
xn JE xn JE xn JE
{VEh . 302039E {VEh . 001307C {VEh . 323575E

Mn Mn Mn
ni . 050643 ni G. 090771 ni G. 058495
(CA ASITABHA JANA) (CA B.K. AGARWAL) (CA N. BANERJEE)
xn JE
xn JE {VEh . 304124<
{VEh . 001194N For TEJ RAJ & PAL
For O.P.GARG & CO. Chartered Accountants
Chartered Accountants Registration No. 304124E
Registration No. 001194N
(B . MMV)
(B x E. M{i) Mn
Mn ni G. 07605
ni G. 097191 (CA B. GANGARAJU )
(CA MANISH K. GUPTA) Partner
Partner Membership No. 07605
Membership No. 097191

64
31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j (sthe)
BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2016 (Contd.)
(000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
+i +xS 31.3.2016 31.3.2015
E li E li
ASSETS Schedule As on As on
31.3.2016 31.3.2015
` `
+i /ASSETS
xEn + i W E +v
Cash and Balances with Reserve Bank of India 6 7949 95 59 8267 52 21
E +v + M B +{ Sx { r;=ug htrN
Balances with Banks and Money at Call and Short Notice 7 10609 27 66 13901 44 66
x/Investments 8 83974 20 44 64223 04 75
+O/Advances 9 125905 36 77 147350 86 57
+S +i/Fixed Assets 10 2884 63 74 1113 99 90
+x +i/Other Assets 11 13559 08 94 11060 02 88
M /TOTAL 244882 53 14 245916 90 97

+EE niB/Contingent Liabilities 12 59340 45 61 74826 10 83
E B /Bills for Collection - 6908 14 86 5665 49 09
. E. ]CE
+.
|v xnE B <=
R. K. TAKKAR
Sh V. h + v {< b. +n
E{E xnE xnE
E{E xnE xnE DR. ARVIND SHARMA
CHARAN SINGH G. SUBRAMANIA IYER SINDHU PILLAI
Executive Director Director
. qx + |. B. E. {. BC. B. Sn {. V. V
xnE xnE E |vE |vE
Prof. S. K. MAHESHWARI P.X.S. RAVICHANDER P. G. JOSHI
MD. SALAHUDDIN ANSARI
Director Asst. General Manager General Manager
Director
lx/Place: New Delhi

65
31 S, 2016 E {i E B + x J
PROFIT & LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2016
(000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
+xS 31.3.2016 31.3.2015

E {i E {i
Schedule Year Ended Year Ended
31.3.2016 31.3.2015
` `
I. +/INCOME
+Vi V / Interest Earned 13 18560 97 42 19358 99 25
+x + /Other Income 14 1596 30 56 2003 54 40
M/TOTAL 20157 27 98 21362 53 65
II. /EXPENDITURE
E M V / Interest Expended 15 13712 95 08 13796 53 90
{Sx / Operating Expenses 16 2840 94 30 2655 77 84
|vx + +EE / Provisions & Contingencies 6402 64 34 3772 41 96
M/TOTAL 22956 53 72 20224 73 70
III. /x/PROFIT / LOSS

E x /(x) / Net Profit/(Loss) for the Year -2799 25 74 1137 79 95
/(x) +Oxi / Profit/(Loss) Brought Forward 3513 08 14 2949 93 70
M /TOTAL 713 82 40 4087 73 65
xn JE xn JE xn JE
{VEh . 302039E {VEh . 001307C {VEh . 323575E

Mn Mn Mn
ni . 050643 ni G. 090771 ni G. 058495
xn JE
xn JE {VEh . 304124<
{VEh . 001194N For TEJ RAJ & PAL
(B . MMV)
(B x E. M{i) Mn
Mn ni G. 07605
66
31 S, 2016 E {i E B + x J (sthe)
PROFIT & LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH,
2016 (CONTD.) (000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
+xS 31.3.2016 31.3.2015

E {i E {i
Schedule Year Ended Year Ended
31.3.2016 31.3.2015
` `
IV. xVx/APPROPRIATIONS
vE +Ii xv +ih / Transfer to Statutory Reserves 284 44 98
{V +Ii xv +ih / Transfer to Capital Reserves 43 39 07 32 07 62
x +Ii xv +ih / Transfer from Investment Reserve - 57 74 19
|ii / Proposed Dividend 215 11 83
|ii { E / Tax on Proposed Dividend 43 01 08
ix{j +M < M<
Balance Carried over to Balance Sheet 728 17 52 3513 08 14
M /TOTAL 713 82 40 4087 73 65
J J xi / Principal Accounting Policies 17
J { ]{{h / Notes on Accounts 18

B xxEi Ro ve Ym (`) / Basic & Diluted EPS (`) ` 26.03 ` 11.20
nxEi {] E +x ylwmqragtk 1 18 J E +z +M
The Schedules 1 to 18 form an integral part of the accounts
As per our Report of even date
. E. ]CE
+.
|v xnE B <=
R. K. TAKKAR
Sh V. h + v {< b. +n
E{E xnE xnE
E{E xnE xnE DR. ARVIND SHARMA
CHARAN SINGH G. SUBRAMANIA IYER SINDHU PILLAI Director
Executive Director
. qx + |. B. E. {. BC. B. Sn {. V. V
xnE xnE E |vE |vE
MD. SALAHUDDIN ANSARI Prof. S. K. MAHESHWARI P.X.S. RAVICHANDER P. G. JOSHI
Director Asst. General Manager General Manager
Director
lx/Place: New Delhi

67
31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
+xS 1 ---- {V
Schedule 1 CAPITAL
(000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` ` ` `
|vEi {V / Authorised Capital
|iE ` 10/- E 300,00,00,000 <C]
300,00,00,000 Equity Shares
of ` 10/- each 3000 00 00 3000 00 00
|iE ` 1,00,000/- E 225,000 n +S +vx
225,000 Perpetual Non-Cumulative
Preference Shares of `1,00,000/- each 2250 00 00 5250 00 00 2250 00 00 5250 00 00
xMi, +nk |nk {V
Subscribed, Issued and Paid up Capital
|iE ` 10/- E 107,55,91,712
<C]
107,55,91,712
Equity Shares of ` 10/- each 1075 59 17 1075 59 17
[Exp E u vi 78,33,33,288
(78,33,33,288) < ]
[ includes 78,33,33,288 shares
held by Central Govt.]
1075 59 17 1075 59 17
(Entirely Held by Central Govt.)
M /TOTAL 1075 59 17 1075 59 17
68
31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
+xS 2 ---- +Ii xv + +v
(000 E Uc n M )
Schedule 2 RESERVES & SURPLUS (000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` ` ` `
I. vE +Ii xv/Statutory Reserves:

|E /Opening Balance 2264 56 64 1980 11 66
E n x {vx/Addition during the year 284 44 98
2264 56 64 2264 56 64
2264 56 64 2264 56 64
II. {V +Ii xv/Capital Reserves :
E) {V Mi |{i/ a) Capital Gain
+i J E +x
Balance as per last account 1 17 00 1 17 00
J/b)x/Investment :
+ x J +ih/
Transfer from Profit & Loss Account 43 39 07 32 07 62
395 07 04 351 67 97
395 07 04 351 67 97
M) +S +i E {x x :
c) Revaluation of Fixed Assets :
E n x {vx
Addition during the year 1736 79 55 41 49 80
E {i { Vn n { 2501 02 67 778 58 05
n J+ vi Vx
Adjustment on account of Foreign
branches at rates as at year end. 28 49 68 -13 98 26
2529 52 35 764 59 79
{ E G { E]i /
Deduction on sale of premises 4 70 52 36 67
2524 81 83 764 23 12
E {i iE {x x E Eh
vx E Si Vx
Adjustment on account of incremental
depreciation upto year end
due to revaluation 159 16 20 154 50 39
2365 65 63 609 72 73
69
31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
+xS 2 ---- +Ii xv + +v (sthe)

Schedule 2 RESERVES & SURPLUS (Contd.)
(000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` ` ` `
III. |/ Share Premium
|E / Opening Balance 3892 04 42 3525 47 04
E n x {vx/ Addition during the year 366 57 38
3892 04 42 3892 04 42
IV. V B +x +Ii xv/
Revenue & Other Reserves
E/a ) x +Ii xv/ General Reserve :
|E / Opening Balance 399 73 03 399 73 03
+ x J +ih/
Transfer from Profit & Loss Account - -
399 73 03 399 73 03
399 73 03 399 73 03
J) n p +ih +Ii xv/
b) Foreign Currency Translation Reserve
Vc : x =Si J +ih/
Add: Transfer from Exchange Suspense A/c 81 32 64 64 19
E n x {vx/Addition during the year - -
435 97 10 354 64 46
E n x E]i / Deduction during the year - -
435 97 10 354 64 46
M) x +Ii xv
c) Investment Reserve
+ x J +ih/
Transfer to Profit & Loss Account -57 74 19 - 7 42 87
28 97 78 86 71 97
V. -/Balance of Profit
+ x J +ih/
Transfer from Profit & Loss Account -2784 90 62 563 14 44
728 17 52 3513 08 14
M ( I ViE) / TOTAL(I to V) 10511 36 16 11473 36 36
70
31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
+xS 3 ---- V
(000 E Uc n M )
Schedule 3 DEPOSITS (000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` `
+/A. I. M V/Demand Deposits
i) E /From Banks 12060 24 53 17931 31 80
ii) +x /From Others 8342 00 29 8672 11 60
II. Si E V/Savings Bank Deposits 40523 80 33 36304 23 04
III. n V/Term Deposits

i)E /From Banks 16164 89 71 23162 68 62
ii) +x /From Others 130027 29 29 128266 35 73
M/TOTAL(I, II & III) 207118 24 15 214336 70 79
+/B. i) i J+ E V/
Deposits of Branches in India 190884 75 67 193552 47 40
ii) i E E J+ E V/
Deposits of Branches outside India 16233 48 48 20784 23 39
M/TOTAL 207118 24 15 214336 70 79
+xS 4 ---- =v (000 E Uc n M )

Schedule 4 BORROWINGS (000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` `
I. i =v/Borrowings in India
i) i V E/Reserve Bank of India 9179 00 00 1539 00 00
ii) +x E/Other Banks 2153 49 23 1093 94 65
iii) * +x lB + +Eh
* Other Institutions and Agencies 5872 05 88 7309 76 92
II. i E =v/Borrowings outside India 35 88 47 309 82 43
M (I B II) TOTAL (I & II) 17240 43 58 10252 54 00
>{ I + II |ii =v/
Secured borrowings included in I & II above 13229 34 63 5117 51 92
*< /* Includes
b {xk/SIDBI Refinance 734 80 00 734 80 00
xb {xk/NABARD Refinance 13 41 27 20 54 32
BxBS {xk/NHB Refinance 689 87 00 854 14 50
Mh @h/Subordinated Debt 2425 00 00 2825 00 00
+{ ] II hb/Upper Tier II Bond 1320 00 00 1620 00 00
+<{b+<o /IPDI 230 00 00 380 00 00
BxB]Bb/NSTFDC 15 61 28 10
Mudra Refinance 55 56 00
71
31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
+xS 5 ---- +x niB + |vx

Schedule 5 OTHER LIABILITIES & PROVISIONS
(000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` `
I. n /Bills Payable 93 36 38 115 44 27
II. +i-E Vx (x)/
Inter Office Adjustments (Net) 225 67 07 386 12 12
III. |ni V/Interest Accrued 784 27 70 939 95 57
IV. * +x (< |vx )/
* Others(including provisions) 6898 58 93 7337 18 69
M /TOTAL 8001 90 08 8778 70 65
*< /* Includes
xE +i fuU YJs |vx/Provision on Standard Assets 681 49 68 971 07 09
+xS 6 ---- i W E xEn + +i

Schedule 6 CASH & BALANCES (000 E Uc n M )
WITH RESERVE BANK OF INDIA (000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` `
I. l-xEn (< n E x] i )/
Cash in hand(including Foreign 583 80 33 536 48 28
Currency Notes)
II. i V E V/
Balances with Reserve Bank of India
i) S Ji /In Current Accounts 7366 15 26 7731 03 93
ii) +x Ji /In Other Accounts - -
M (I B II)/TOTAL(I & II) 7949 95 59 8267 52 21
72
31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
+xS 7 ---- E V + M B +{ Sx { |in

Schedule 7 BALANCES WITH BANKS AND
MONEY AT CALL AND SHORT NOTICE
(000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
31.3.2016E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` `
I. i /In India
i) E V/Balances with Banks
E) S Ji /
a) In Current Accounts 33 79 45 46 50 01
J) +x V Ji /
b) In Other Deposit Accounts 2124 63 75 1087 30 45
ii) M B +{ Sx { |in /
Money at Call and Short Notice
E) E E {/
a) With Banks 2265 00 00 4300 00 00
J) +x l+ E {/
b) With Other Institutions
M (i B ii)/ TOTAL(i &ii) 4423 43 20 5433 80 46
II. i E / Outside India

i) S Ji /In Current Accounts 381 54 17 338 13 62
ii) +x V Ji /In Other Deposit Accounts 3554 50 93 5401 52 75
iii) M B +{ Sx { |in /
Money at Call and Short Notice 2249 79 36 2727 97 83
M (i,ii B iii)/TOTAL(i,ii & iii) 6185 84 46 8467 64 20

E M (I B II)/GRAND TOTAL(I&II) 10609 27 66 13901 44 66
73
31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
+xS 8 ---- x (000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
Schedule 8 INVESTMENTS
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` `
I. i xxJi x/ Investments in India in
i) E |ii/Government Securities 70465 32 39 55728 65 30
ii) +x +xni |ii/ Other Approved Securities 55 79 52 54 85 26
iii) /Shares 414 23 47 305 25 88
iv) bS + v{j/Debentures and Bonds 9382 33 91 4542 52 88
v) +xM +/ H =t/
Subsidiaries and/or Joint Ventures 184 50 96 184 50 96
vi) +x (<n E {j, S+ b,
+ +< b B, . {. B. +. Bx. +n/
Others (Indira Vikas Patra, Mutual Fund, 1383 78 29 1605 23 98
RIDF, C.P. FRN etc.)
M/TOTAL 81885 98 54 62421 04 26
II. i E E xxJi x/
Investments outside India in
i) E |ii (<x lx |vEh )/
Government Securities (including Local Authorities) 1906 42 04 1593 18 42
ii) +x/Others
E/a) /Shares - -
J/b) bS/Debentures - -
M/c) +x x (B + Bx +n)/ Other Investments (FRN etc.) 181 79 86 208 82 07
M/TOTAL 2088 21 90 1802 00 49
E M(I B II)*/GRAND TOTAL(I & II)* 83974 20 44 64223 04 75
* /Bx { +< |vx E E P]E/* Net of Depreciation / NPI Provision
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
x E / x E / x
|vx ** |vx **
INVESTMENTS Gross Value Depreciation/ Net Value Gross Value Depreciation/ Net Value
Provision ** Provision **
` ` ` ` ` `
I. i / In India 82361 13 13 475 14 59 81885 98 54 62748 66 97 327 62 71 62421 04 26
II. i E
Outside India 2151 09 96 62 88 06 2088 21 90 1845 56 96 43 56 47 1802 00 49
M/TOTAL 84512 23 09 538 02 65 83974 20 44 64594 23 93 371 19 18 64223 04 75
** x { /+xVE x i |vx /
** Depreciation on Investments / Provision for Non-Performing Investments
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31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
+xS 9 ---- +O
Schedule 9 ADVANCES
(000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` `
+/A. (i) Jn + xB MB /
Bills Purchased and Discounted 19522 57 30 30967 33 67
(ii) xEn @h, +b}] + M { n @h /
Cash Credits, Overdrafts and Loans
repayable on demand 38933 58 90 36093 90 63
(iii) n @h/Term Loans 67449 20 57 80289 62 27
M/TOTAL 125905 36 77 147350 86 57
+/B. (i) i +i u |ii/
( @h E BV +O i)/
Secured by Tangible Assets 106828 14 69 122423 27 20
(includes advances against book debts)
(ii) E/E M] u Ii/
Covered by Bank/Govt. Guarantees 13539 28 45 13219 78 78
(iii) +|ii/Unsecured 5537 93 63 11707 80 59
M/TOTAL 125905 36 77 147350 86 57
</C. I. i +O/Advances in India -
(i) |lEi Ij/Priority Sectors 45032 70 17 47932 53 78
(ii) VxE Ij/Public Sector 8522 43 12 18647 24 88
(iii) E/Banks 264 52 51 70 69 69
(iv) +x/Others 55853 08 40 66058 70 33
M/TOTAL 109672 74 20 132709 18 68
II. i E +O/Advances outside India -
(i) E |{/ Due from Banks - -
(ii) +x |{/Due from Others
(E) Jn + xB MB
(a) Bills Purchased and Discounted 8968 04 68 9214 64 58
(J) E =v
(b) Syndicated loans 1631 82 81 890 10 50
(M) +x
(c) Others 5632 75 08 4536 92 81
M/TOTAL 16232 62 57 14641 67 89
E M (<-I B <- II)/GRAND TOTAL (C.I & C.II) 125905 36 77 147350 86 57
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31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
+xS 10 ---- +S +i/Schedule 10 FIXED ASSETS
(000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` `
I. {/ Premises
{i E 31 S E li E +x Mi {
At cost as on 31st March of the preceding year 203 18 35 206 84 96
E +i |Si n { n li J+ vi
+Ec {ix E Eh Vx
Adjustment on account of conversion of figures
relating to Foreign branches at rates as at year end 10 54 35 - 5 40 56
213 72 70 201 44 40
E n x {vx/Vx
Additions/adjustments during the year 47 26 89 1 75 08
260 99 59 203 19 48
E n x E]i /Deduction during the year 10 1 13
260 99 49 203 18 35
+V E iJ iE {x x E Eh {vx-{x x +Ii xv
Additions to date on account of revaluation
credited to Revaluation Reserve 2524 81 83 764 23 12
2785 81 32 967 41 47
x{]x i vi +i +ih
Transferred to Assets Held for Disposal -
2785 81 32 967 41 47
+tix /Depreciation to date 254 62 31 238 87 22 *
M/ TOTAL 2531 19 01 728 54 25
II. +x +S +i (<x xS + CS )
{ i E +i E li E +x Mi {
Other Fixed Assets(including Furniture & Fixtures)
At cost as on 31st March of the preceding year 1324 12 30 1158 07 57
E +i E li E +x |Si n { n li
J+ vi +Ec {ix E Eh Vx
Adjustment on account of conversion of figures
relating to Foreign branches at rates as at year end 4 28 73 - 1 71 42
1328 41 03 1156 36 15
E n x {vx/Additions during the year 142 94 37 170 45 25
1471 35 40 1326 81 40
E n x E]i /Deductions during the year 3 87 10 2 69 10
1467 48 30 1324 12 30
+tix /Depreciation to date 1120 41 96 986 39 24 *
M/ TOTAL 347 06 34 337 73 06
III. x{]x i vi +i/Assets Held for Disposal
x x M {, <x V E
At Net Book Value or Net Realisable Value whichever is less
+/A. {/Premises - -
+/B. +x +S +i/Other Fixed Assets - -
M/TOTAL - -
IV. S {V E/Capital Work in Progress 6 38 39 47 72 59
M/TOTAL 6 38 39 47 72 59
E M (I,II + III+IV)/GRAND TOTAL (I,II & III+IV) 2884 63 74 1113 99 90
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31 S, 2016 E li E +x ix-{j
+xS 11 ---- +x +i
(000 E Uc n M )
Schedule 11 OTHER ASSETS (000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` `
I. +i-E Vx (x)/
Inter-Office Adjustments (Net) -
II. |ni V/Interest Accrued 1864 21 89 1575 00 81
III. +O { nk E/ji { E] M E
Tax paid in advance/Tax deducted 2566 59 58 2240 87 70
at source
IV. Jx O + ]{ /Stationery and Stamps 6 53 52 4 92 52
V. n E i] |{i E M< M-EE +i
Non-Banking Assets acquired in
satisfaction of claims - -
VI. +lMi E +i/Deferred Tax Assets 2013 21 00 332 27 00
VII. +x/Others 7108 52 95 6906 94 85
M/TOTAL 13559 08 94 11060 02 88
+xS 12 ---- +EE niB (000 E Uc n M )

Schedule 12 CONTINGENT LIABILITIES (000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E li E +x 31.3.2015 E li E +x
As on 31.3.2016 As on 31.3.2015
` `
I. E E r n Vx @h E
{ E x E M
Claims Against the Bank 1725 46 28 202 25 64
not Acknowledged as Debts
II. +i: |nk x E B ni
Liability for partly paid investments 4 82 50 5 28 50
III. E n x n+ E i ni
Liability on account of outstanding 38580 67 76 46443 26 99
Forward Exchange Contracts
IV. OE E + n M< M]/
Guarantees Given on behalf of Constituents -
E) i
A) In India 6391 91 94 11177 57 85
J) i E
B) Outside India 66 73 56 79 69 61
V. Ei, {È x + +x ni
Acceptances, Endorsements 11635 21 39 15573 31 53
and other Obligations
VI. +x n VxE B E +EE { n
Other Items for which the bank is 935 62 18 1344 70 71
contingently liable
M/ TOTAL 59340 45 61 74826 10 83
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31 S, 2016 E {i E B + x J
PROFIT & LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31ST MARCH, 2016
+xS 13 ---- +Vi V / Schedule 13 INTEREST EARNED
(000 E Uc n M )/(000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E {i 31.3.2015 E {i
Year ended 31.3.2016 Year ended 31.3.2015
` `
I. +O/ { V/^/Interest/Discount on Advances/Bills 12293 44 79 13900 57 79
II. x { +/Income on Investments 5662 93 97 4952 88 31
III. i V E E { V + +x
+i-E xv { V
Interest on Balances with Reserve Bank
of India and other Inter-Bank Funds 236 46 35 195 06 41
IV. +x/Others 368 12 31 310 46 74
M/TOTAL 18560 97 42 19358 99 25
+xS 14 ---- +x +
Schedule 14 OTHER INCOME (000 E Uc n M )/(000s omitted)
31.3.2016 E {i 31.3.2015 E {i
` `
I. Ex, x + n (x)
Commission, Exchange
and Brokerage (Net) 142 87 91 265 62 78
II. x E G
Profit on Sale of Investments 721 04 00 996 77 90
P]B : x E G x
Less: Loss on Sale of Investments 13 79 56 707 24 44 3 02 22 993 75 68
III. , x + +x +i E G
Profit on Sale of Land,
Buildings and Other Assets 1 08 06 76 37
P]B : , x + +x +i E G x
Less: Loss on Sale of Land,
Buildings and Other Assets 10 63 97 43 2 80 73 57
IV. n p {
Profit on Exchange Transactions 314 81 86 338 73 55
P]B : n p n { x
Less: Loss on Exchange
Transactions 7 49 95 307 31 91 85 43 18 253 30 37
V. i/n l{i +xM/E{x +/
H =t +n E { +Vi +
Income earned by way of Dividends, etc. from
Subsidiaries/Companies and/or
Joint Ventures abroad/in India 12 80 37 8 69 94
VI. v +/ Miscellaneous Income 425 08 50 481 42 06
M/TOTAL 1596 30 56 2003 54 40
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31 S, 2016 E {i E B + x J
PROFIT & LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2016
+xS 15 ---- E M V
Schedule 15 INTEREST EXPENDED
31.3.2016 E {i 31.3.2015 E {i
` `
I. V { V/Interest on Deposits 12708 66 50 12765 10 65

II. i V E/+i-E =v { V
Interest on Reserve Bank of India/Inter-Bank Borrowings 394 68 88 364 23 55
III. +x/Others 609 59 70 667 19 70
M/TOTAL 13712 95 08 13796 53 90
+xS 16 ---- {Sx

Schedule 16 OPERATING EXPENSES
31.3.2016 E {i 31.3.2015 E {i
` `
I. ES E Mix + =xE B |vx

Payments to and provisions for employees 1835 30 71 1641 66 79
II. E, E + V/Rent, Taxes and Lighting 214 96 22 198 76 80
III. ph + Jx-O/Printing & Stationery 28 13 94 38 56 50
IV. Y{x + |S/Advertisement and Publicity 24 10 97 33 63 61
V. E E {k { /
Depreciation on Banks Property 136 58 14 135 50 46
VI. xnE E , k + /
Directors fees, allowances and expenses 77 11 1 03 42
VII. J {IE E + (J-J{IE i)/
Auditors fees and expenses 34 93 57 30 00 19
(Including Branch Auditors)
VIII. v |/Law Charges 8 09 04 10 44 86
IX. bE , i, ]x +n/
Postages, Telegrams, Telephones, etc. 50 90 17 49 09 45
X. i + +xIh/Repairs and Maintenance 10 68 99 13 25 74
XI. /Insurance 132 07 21 142 91 52
XII. +x /Other Expenditure 364 38 23 360 88 50
M/TOTAL 2840 94 30 2655 77 84
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+xS 17 - J J xi
Schedule 17 - PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTING POLICIES
1. x / GENERAL
1.1 k h, V +xl Eli E M =E , E E l E E{x { {{Mi Mi +v {
i EB Vi + i W E (..E) E xn i xi: i Ei J ri, |Si {ri il
vE ={v E +x{ i *
The financial statements are prepared under 'going concern' concept on historical cost basis, except as otherwise stated, and
conform to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) in India, the prevailing practices and statutory provisions including
directives of Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
2. n p n {ix E |/EFFECT OF CHANGES IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE
2.1 n p E xnx/FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS
i) n p xnx E iJ E {]M p + n p E S x n M EE {]M p |E {Sx { n p
xnx Eb EB Vi *
Foreign currency transactions are recorded on initial recognition in the reporting currency by applying to the foreign currency
amount the exchange rate between the reporting currency and the foreign currency on the date of transaction.
ii) n p pE n E {] i n p { P (B<bB+<) E n / V n E ={M EE E Vi *
Foreign currency monetary items are reported using the Foreign Exchange Dealers Association of India (FEDAI) closing/spot
rate.
iii) n p M-pE n E, V {{Mi Mi +v G E B ={v E< Vi , {] xnx E iJ E x n E ={M
EE E Vi *
Foreign currency non-monetary items, which are carried in terms at historical cost, are reported using the exchange rate at
the date of the transaction.
iv) n p Ei +EE ni+ E {] i n p { P E n V n E ={M EE E Vi *
Contingent Liabilities denominated in foreign currency are reported using the FEDAI closing spot rates.
v) pE n E x{]x { B n { =i{xx x +i E, V | Eb E M< n xx , = +v + x Vi
V =i{xx i *
Exchange differences arising on settlement of monetary items at rates different from those at which they were initially
recorded are recognised as income or as expense in the period in which they arise.
vi) E n p n B E {x x i n p { P E n E +x E Vi + {h /x E |iE
E +i V V Vi *
Outstanding foreign exchange contracts and bills are revalued as per FEDAI Rates and the resultant gain/loss is taken to
revenue at the end of each month.
vii) V n x { { E B vi x EB Vi =x Cb ] E] x E Vi * B { { +n |{i |, {
E xi +v { JS E { {vi +l + E { Oh EB Vi *
The foreign exchange swaps which are not held for trading are not marked to market. The premium paid or received on such
swaps are amortized as expense or accreted as income over the life of the swap.
2.2. n {Sx/FOREIGN OPERATIONS
E E n li J+ + |ixv E E M-Ei {Sx E { MEi E M *
Foreign Branches and representative offices of the Bank have been classified as Non-integral Operations.
+n-n/Translation
i) pE B M-pE n p {{k B ni+ il M-Ei n {Sx E +EE ni+ E ix-{j E iJ E
i n p { P u +vSi n x n { {hi E Vi *
Both monetary and non-monetary foreign currency assets and liabilities including contingent liabilities of non-integral foreign
operations are translated at closing exchange rates notified by FEDAI at the balance sheet date.
ii) M-Ei n {Sx v + B E i +i n n { {hi E Vi *
Income and expenditure of non-integral foreign operations are translated at quarterly average closing rates.
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iii) M-Ei n {Sx x x { =i{xx x +i E x x E x{]x iE n p {hi +Ii
Si E Vi *
Exchange differences arising on net investment in non-integral foreign operations are accumulated in Foreign Currency
Translation Reserve until the disposal of the net investment.
3. x/INVESTMENTS
3.1 x E ix h MEi E Vi , l {{Ci iE vi, G i ={v B G-G E B vi il =E n
=x E |ii, +x +xni |ii, , bS B b, +xM B H =t + +x x E +iMi MEi
E Vi *
Investments are classified into three categories viz. Held to Maturity, Available for Sale and Held for Trading and are further
classified into Investments in Government Securities, Other Approved Securities, Shares, Debentures & Bonds, Subsidiaries and
Joint Ventures and Others.
3.2 (i) {{Ci iE vi E { MEi x E Mi +v { +M V Vi * V Mi +Ei +vE i
| E {{Ci E +v iE E B | V n {ri E +x {vi E Vi * G B E
{ -x J Vi + =E n E il vE +Ii xv +ii E Vx E UcE =E
xVx {V +Ii xv J E Vi * G < x E -x J { i E Vi *
Investments classified as Held to Maturity are carried at cost. Wherever the cost is higher than the face value, the premium
is amortised over the remaining period of maturity as per effective interest rate method. Profit on sale is initially taken to Profit
and Loss Account and then appropriated to Capital Reserve Account net of taxes and amount required to be transferred to
Statutory Reserve. Loss on sale is charged to the Profit and Loss Account.
(ii) G i ={v E { MEi x E V E { +Ei E Vi * |iE MEh i r /
E SSx G{ E Vi * E |iE MEh vi r E -x J { i E Vi , {i
E MEh vi r r E xV+nV E Vi * <x x E ix-{j P]E n Vi *
Investments classified as Available for Sale, are marked to market. Scrip-wise appreciation/depreciation is aggregated for
each classification. While net depreciation in respect of each classification is charged to Profit & Loss Account, net appreciation
in respect of any classification is ignored. These investments are shown, net of depreciation, in the Balance Sheet.
(iii) G-G E B vi E { MEi x E V E { +Ei E Vi * r / E SSx
G{ E Vi * E |iE MEh vi r E -x J { i E Vi , {i E
MEh vi r r E xV+nV E Vi * <x x E ix-{j P]E n Vi *
Investments classified as Held for Trading are marked to market. Scrip-wise appreciation/depreciation is aggregated for each
classification. While net depreciation in respect of each classification is charged to Profit & Loss Account, net appreciation in
respect of any classification is ignored. These investments are shown, net of depreciation, in the Balance Sheet.
3.3 ={H ix h E B |ii E , V V / vx 90 nx +vE +v E B E , +
E {Sx x E Vi + x E { E{h xnb E +x Si |vx E Vi *
In respect of securities, included in any of the above three categories where interest/ principal is in arrears for more than 90 days,
income is not recognized and appropriate provision on the value of such Investments is made as per prudential norms.
3.4 Ij Oh E, hVE {j il ]V rlJuNt E x J-Mi { E Vi *
Investments in Regional Rural Banks, Commercial Papers and Treasury Bills are valued at carrying cost.
3.5 G-G / xn] x E v V ]E BCSV ={v xn] Vi * E |ii E
x V { xvi + p V ytih i{z mkD (B+<BBbB) B i |lE { P ({bB+<) u
H { Pi { E Vi *
In respect of traded/quoted Investments, Market price is taken from the quotes available in the stock exchanges. Government
securities are valued at Market price or price declared by Primary Dealers Association of India (PDAI) jointly with Fixed Income
Money Market and Derivatives Association of India (FIMMDA).
3.6 @h Ji { Jbi +v E B |nk/ |{i V E V / + E { x Vi + < Mi / G |i
+{Vi E Vi *
Broken period interest paid/received on debt instruments is treated as interest expense/income and is excluded from cost/sale
consideration.
3.7 E u |iiEh / {xxh E{x E S MRo k {{k E i |iiEh / {xxh E{x u V |ii n
E x |ii n E Sx + k {{k E x xxi { E Vi * x E ={H {
lxvi { +M V Vi + G/ E, n E< , x P] Vi il x n
Vi *
Security receipts issued by securitisation / reconstruction company (SC/RC) in respect of financial assets sold by the Bank to the
SC/RC are valued at the lower of the redemption value of the security receipt and the Net Book Value of the financial assets. The
Investment is carried in the books at the price determined as above and the sale / realization if any, is reduced from Investment
and the net book value is shown.
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i W E u i M-vE Sxv +x{i rlJuNt rlJuN { M , MEh B +x xnb |iiEh /
{xxh E{x u V |ii n E E rlJuN { M EY Vi *
The value, classification and other norms applicable to investment in non-SLR Investments prescribed by RBI are applied to
Bank's investment in Security Receipts issued by SC/RC.
4. V n { /INTEREST RATE SWAPS
4.1 S l E B EB MB V n { x-nx E Mhx ={S +v { E Vi il G-G v x-nx E V
E +Ei E Vi il x E B, n E< , |vx E Vi , VE r E, n , xV+nV
E Vi *
The Interest Rate Swap transactions undertaken for hedging are accounted for on accrual basis and transactions for trading are
marked to market and net depreciation, if any, is provided for, whereas appreciation, if any, is ignored.
4.2 S l E B EB MB {i V n { { x E +lMi J Vi + =E {Sx { E nMi
+v +l +i =ug;t E +v, <x V E , E Vi *
Gain or loss on terminated interest rate swap transactions undertaken for hedging is deferred and recognized over the shorter of
the remaining contractual life of the swap or remaining life of the asset or liability.
4.3 G-G { vi + + E {Sx x{]x E iJ E E Vi *
Income and expenses relating to the trading swaps are recognized on the settlement date.
4.4 G-G { E {i { B x E ;f tt + E { Eb E Vi *
Gain or losses on the termination of the trading swaps are recorded as income or expense immediately.
5. n p E / FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONTRACTS
E n n p n+ E {x x E +i E +x |iE n i E {{Ci E iJ { +vi M
b< (YVURozeYytRo) n { E Vi B =E { B /x E |iE E +i B x V Vi *
Outstanding forward exchange contracts are revalued every month as per month end FEDAI rates applicable based on maturity
date of the forward contracts and the resultant gain/loss is taken to profit and loss at the end of the each month.
6. +O /ADVANCES
6.1 @ h B +O E +VE B +xVE +i E { MEh i W E u V Mn ri E +v { E Vi *
i +xVE +O E xvh E{h xnb E +x E Vi + i xi @ h M] xM (Rmeseme) |{i /
|{ htrNgt { S Ex E n =x +xE, nMv B x +i MEi EE |vx EB Vi il +O E =J
|vx E P]x E n E Vi *
Loans and advances are classified as performing and non-performing based on the guidelines issued by the RBI. Non-performing
advances in India are ascertained as per the Prudential Norms and Provisions are made upon classifying the same into 'Sub-
Standard', 'Doubtful', and 'Loss' assets after considering the claims Received / Receivable from ECGC and advances are stated
after netting of provisions.
6.2 n li J+ E +xVE +O E B |vx lx +{I+ i W E E Mn ri E, <x V +vE
, +x E Vi *
Provision on Non-performing advances of foreign branches is made on the basis of local requirements or RBI guidelines whichever
is higher.
6.3 xE ytr;gt E B x |vx i W E E EMi xnb E +x E {] +v { E Vi *
A general provision on Standard Assets is made on global portfolio basis as per Prudential norms of RBI.
6.4 +b E v Exp E E M] u li @h v+ E E i Bx{B x V Ei V E +{x M] E
M EB Vx { <E E*
The credit facilities backed by the guarantee of the Central Government though overdue is treated as NPA only when Government
repudiates its guarantee when invoked
6.5 Zi B x{]x v |i E {h E n ^ Ji b Vi *
In respect of Compromise and Settlement Proposals, write-off is done on complete realisation.
6.6 Ji E +i: E{h ^ Ji bx E E I |vE E +xnx E n -n- +v { +|ii + E B
E Vi *
Partial prudential write-off of accounts is done upto unsecured portion level on a case to case basis on approval by the Competent
Authority.
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6.7 |iiEi E{x (B)/ {xSx E{x (+) E k +i E G ++< E nxn E +x{ xvi b +xni
xi E +v { E Vi *
Sale of Financial asset to Securitised Company (SC) / Reconstruction Company (RC) is done on the basis of Board approved
Policy in line with the RBI guidelines.
7. +S +i/FIXED ASSETS
7.1 +S +i E xvh {{Mi Mi +v { / {x i Si E P]E E Vi * {x x |{i
+v E {x x +Ii xv V E Vi *
Fixed assets are stated at historical cost/revalued amount less accumulated depreciation. Surplus arising on revaluation is
credited to Revaluation Reserve.
7.2 +S +i E +Oh i EB MB +O Mix / +E Mix +x +i EB Vi *
Advance payments made towards acquisition of fixed assets are included under other Assets.
7.3 i li l {{k E v |vx u =Si x M< +x E n il = i Ex E {ri xxx :-
The rates of depreciation and method of charging depreciation as considered appropriate by the management in respect of
fixed assets situated in India are as below:-
{{k E h / CATEGORY OF ASSET +x E n % |i
RATE OF DEPRECIATION % p.a.
bb {ri E +x/On WDV Method

x /Building 5.00
xS B CS/Furniture and Fixtures 18.10
E ={E/Office Equipments 20.00
<C]E <]x, ixE x x, BC-Mb,
V], ] E{ x +n
Electrical Installation, Air-conditioning Machinery, Aqua guard,
Refrigerator, Photo copying Machine etc. 20
x V EM x, E x, x{x E x,
]<{<], BbM x, b{E]M x
Machinery e.g. Franking machine, office machinery,
weighing machine typewriter, adding machine, Duplicating Machine 13.91
] x / Motor Vehicle 25.89
<E/Cycle 20.00
/Land x/Nil
v J {ri { (++< E nxn E +x)/
ON STRAIGHT LINE METHOD (As per RBI guidelines)
E{] B E{] }] i E{] E E ={Eh /
Computers and computer peripherals including computer software. 33.33
7.4 i E li +S +i E i E |vx vi n E lx v E +x v E]i |h / yJrtrF;

{ri E +v { E Vi *
Depreciation in respect of fixed assets situated outside India is provided on straight line/written down value method as per the
local laws of respective country.
7.5 {x x =i{xx +iH E Vx {x x +Ii rlr" E |i E Vi *
Additional depreciation arising out of revaluation is set off against Revaluation Reserve.
7.6 {^vi {k E i {^ | E {^ E +v iE {vi E Vi *
In respect of leasehold properties, the lease premium is amortized over the period of the lease.
7.7 `1000/- < E +S +i E |iE n = i { ;hn, V i =E Jn E M< il
`1001/- `5000/- iE E |iE n 100% fUe =h mu = i bqgtrm; E Vi , rsm i =E Jn
M< *
Fixed Assets items of small value, costing of Rs. 1000/- or less each, are charged off fully in the same quarter of purchase and
items, costing Rs. 1001/- to Rs. 5000/- each, are depreciated at the rate of 100% in the same quarter of purchase.
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7.8 +x E |vx 30 i iE E M< i+ { {h n il =E n E M< i+ { +v n E M *
Depreciation is provided at full rate on additions made upto 30th September and at half the rate on additions made thereafter.
8. ES i/EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
8.1 +{v ES i / Short Term Employee Benefits
ES u |nx E M< E BV 12 E v E nx ES E SEi v, +EE U^ +n +{v
ES i +n / V E Vi *
The short-term employee benefits, such as medical benefits, casual leave etc. which are paid/credited in exchange for the
services rendered by employees are recognised during the 12 month period when the employee renders the service.
8.2 nPv ES i / Long Term Employee Benefits
{i i/Post Employment Benefits
+/A) xvi +nx Vx/Defined Contribution Plan
E/a) xv V xvi +nx Vx +nx E -x J { i E Vi * Vx ES x {x i
E E{ x =xE xv +nx E u Si ]] E E Vi *
Contributions to Defined Contribution Schemes such as NPS, Provident Fund etc., are charged to the Profit & Loss Account
as and when incurred. In respect of certain employees who have not opted for Pension Benefits, Provident Fund Contributions
are made to a Trust administered by the Bank.
J/b) 1 +|, 2010 =E n E EB Vx ES E BE xvi +n {x Vx E Vi
V ES ix E 10% B bB E +nx Ei il E =ix +nx Ei * Vx Exp E E
ES i 01 Vx, 2004 | E M< +n {x Vx E |vx E +vx il - { vi E Vi
*
The employees joining the services of the bank on or after 1st April 2010 are covered by a defined contributory pension
scheme where the employees contribute 10% of pay plus DA and the bank makes a matching contribution. The scheme is
governed by the provisions of the contributory pension scheme introduced for the employees of central government w.e.f
1st January 2004 and modified from time to time.
+)/B) xvi i Vx/Defined Benefit Plan
E xvi i Vxyt E +iMi ={nx B {x Vx att;t *
The bank operates gratuity and pension schemes which are defined benefit plans.
E {j ES E ={nx |nx Ei * <E +iMi =x ES E xk {, xE E nx i {, xE
E {i { BEi /BEM Mix < |E E Vi i) `10,00,000 E +vEi E +vvx E |iE {h
E B 15 nx E ix ( + bB) ii) E |iE {h E B 15 nx E ix (E ix), <x V +vE
* {S / n E (l |V) { Ex E ={i |nx E Vi * xi +i { EB MB ij
EE u Ex E +v { E x u Si xv E +nx Ei *
The Bank provides for gratuity to all eligible employees. The benefit is in the form of lump sum/one time payment to vested
employees on retirement, on death while in employment, or on termination of employment, for an amount equivalent to i) 15 days
salary (Basic+DA) payable for each completed year of service, subject to a maximum amount of Rs.10,00,000 or ii) 15 days
salary (Basic only) for each completed year of service ,whichever is higher. Vesting occurs upon completion of five years/ ten
years (as applicable) of service. The Bank makes annual contributions to a fund administered by Trustees based on an independent
external actuarial valuation carried out at regular intervals.
E {j ES E B {x E |vx Ei * xx {j ES E xk {, xE E nx i
{ xE E {i {, V E < x |vx , E Mix E { n Vi * xx xx i {
|nx E Vi * ix E 10% |i E n +nx E + xi +i { EB MB ij EE u
Ex E +v { E x u Si xv +iH E +nx Ei *
The Bank provides for pension to all eligible employees. The benefit is in the form of monthly payments as per rules and regular
payments to vested employees on retirement, on death while in employment, or on termination of employment as provided under
regulation. Vesting occurs at different stages as per rules. The Bank makes additional annual contributions to funds administered
by trustees based on an independent external actuarial valuation carried out at regular intervals besides monthly contribution
@ 10% of pay per month.
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xvi |v |nx EB Vx Mi E +vh EE Ex u |VC]b x] Gb] lb +v { E Vi V
vhi ix-{j E iJ E E Vi * x ni E +lMi x E Vi + = iiE -x h xi
n Vi *
The cost of providing defined benefits is determined by actuarial valuation using the projected unit credit method which is
normally carried out on quarterly basis. Net liabilities are immediately recognised in the statement of profit and loss and are not
deferred.
</C) +x nPv ES i/Other Long Term Employee benefits
E/a. E E {j ES |i{E +x{li B U^ j i E En * < |E E nPv ES i Mi E xv
E u +iE { |nx E Vi *
All eligible employees of the bank are entitled to compensated absences; leave travel concession. The costs of such long term
employee benefits are internally funded by the Bank.
J/b.< |E E +x xvi nPv i |nx Ex E Mi E +vh EE Ex u |VC]b x] Gb] lb +v
{ E Vi V vhi ix-{j E iJ E E Vi * {S Mi E +lMi x E Vi + = iiE
-x J xi n Vi *
The cost of providing these other long term benefits is determined by actuarial valuation using the projected unit credit method
which is normally carried out on quarterly basis. Past service cost is immediately recognised in the statement of profit and loss
and is not deferred.
M/c. {hEE xnE E xk E {Si {i SEi v E { SEi v |nx E Vi * Mi E +Ex B
xvh EE Ex u |VC]b x] Gb] lb +v { E Vi + B Ex xk E l-l fUtgoh;
{hEE xnE E B ix-{j E iJ E E Vi * < ni E iiE -x h xi n Vi + <
+lMi x J Vi *
Medical benefits are extended to full time Directors, after their retirement as post retirement medical benefits. The cost is
ascertained and determined by actuarial valuation using the projected unit credit method and such valuation is carried out on
quarterly basis for retired as well as in service full time Directors. The liability is immediately recognized in the statement of profit
& loss and not deferred.
9. V E {Sx/REVENUE RECOGNITION
9.1 +xl Eli E + B E n E ={S +v { Vi *
Items of Income and Expenditure are accounted for on accrual basis, except as otherwise stated.
9.2 i V E E Mn ri E +x +xVE +i + E {Sx +v { E Vi :
Income from non-performing assets in terms of RBI guidelines is recognised on realization basis.
10. + { E / TAXES ON INCOME
S E E xvh E E M + E i n E E { E Vi + inx xxi E{ E i E E
B |vx E Vi *
Current tax is determined on the amount of tax payable in respect of taxable income for the year and accordingly provision for tax
is made including Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT).
+vSi J xE 22 E i E +x +lMi E +i ni E {Sx ix-{j E iJ iE |ni iii: |ni
E E n E |M EE E Vi * +lMi E +i / nxn E I E nx < Miv E +v { |iE
ix-{j E iJ E E Vi *
The deferred tax asset or liability is recognised using the tax rates that have been enacted or substantially enacted by the Balance
Sheet date, in terms of notified Accounting Standard 22. Deferred Tax Assets/Liabilities are reviewed at each Balance Sheet date
based on developments during the year.
11. +i E +xVEi/IMPAIRMENT OF ASSETS
V E P]x+ li B {ix E Eh B M E E +i E J-J E x Ei , i
+xVEi E +Ex i +S +i E I E Vi * vi + ={M E Vx +i E Mi E +Ex
E +i E J-J E ix +i u =i{xx x +M x Êi xEn | EE E Vi * n
B +i E +xVE x Vi i =E +xVEi E +Ex +i E J-J E = E Vi V +i E
=Si +vE i *
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Fixed Assets are reviewed for impairment whenever events or changes in circumstances warrant that the carrying amount of an
asset may not be recoverable. Recoverability of assets to be held and used is measured by a comparison of the carrying amount
of an asset to future net discounted cash flows expected to be generated by the asset. If such assets are considered to be
impaired, the impairment, to be recognized, is measured by the amount by which the carrying amount of the asset exceeds the
fair value of the asset.
12. |i +Vx / EARNINGS PER SHARE
E BB 20 '|i +Vx', E +x |i + xxEi +Vx E {] Ei * |i +Vx E xvh E
{Si x il +vx { E E <C] E +i i M nE E Vi *
The Bank reports basic and diluted earnings per share in accordance with AS 20 - 'Earnings per Share'. Basic earnings per share
computed by dividing the net profit after tax and dividend on preferential shares by weighted average number of equity shares
outstanding for the year.
|i +Vx E = E E |E] Ei V E nx |ii <C] V Ex i +x n V
{ii Ex { i * |i +Vx E E xvh E +i E <C] E +i i J + E x
<C] E ={M E E Vi *
Diluted earnings per share reflect the potential dilution that could occur if securities or other contracts to issue equity shares were
exercised or converted during the year. Diluted earnings per share are computed using the weighted average number of equity
shares and dilutive potential equity shares outstanding at year end.
13. |vx, +EE niB B +EE +i v J v

ACCOUNTING FOR PROVISIONS, CONTINGENT LIABILITIES AND CONTINGENT ASSETS
+<B+< u < v V BB 29 |vx, +EE ni+ B +EE +i E +x{ E |vx E {Sx i
Ei V +ii E E P]x E { =E ix ni , E +lE E xxi Ex vx E
Mx ni E x{]x Ex i +{Ii , + i ni E E x |CEx E V E*
In conformity with AS 29, "Provisions, Contingent Liabilities and Contingent Assets" issued by the ICAI, the Bank recognises
provisions only when it has a present obligation as a result of a past event, it is probable that an outflow of resources embodying
economic benefits will be required to settle the obligation and when a reliable estimate of the amount of the obligation can be
made.
+EE +i E xvh k h x E Vi CE <E { = + E xvh M V E
x V Ei*
Contingent Assets are not recognised in the financial statements as this may result in the recognition of income that may never
be realized.
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+xS / SCHEDULE 18
J E v ]{{h / NOTES ON ACCOUNTS
1. {V / Capital
1.1 {V {{ii +x{i/Capital Adequacy Ratio ( Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)

n/Items 31.03.16 E li 31.03.15 E li
As on 31.03.16 As on 31.03.15
/ /
Basel-III Basel-III
(i) x ]-I {V +x{i (%)/
Common Equity Tier 1 capital ratio (%) 7.52 8.94
(ii)] 1 {V +x{i (%) / Tier 1 capital ratio (%) 7.63 9.05
(iii)] 2 {V +x{i (%) / Tier 2 capital ratio (%) 2.00 3.12
(iv)E {V +x{i (+B+) (%) / Total capital ratio (CRAR) (%) 9.63 12.17
(v)i E E vi E |ii (%)/
Percentage of the shareholding of the Government of India (%) 72.83 72.83
(vi){V E { V]< M< / Amount of equity capital raised - 60.88
(vii)] 1 {V E { V]< M< +iH ; V /
Amount of Additional Tier 1 capital raised ; out of which
{Bx{B: / PNCPS: - -
{b+<: / PDI: - -
(viii)] 2 E { V]< M< {V E ;V @h {V Ji:
Amount of Tier 2 capital raised; out of which
Debt capital instrument: - -
+vx {V Ji :(n S +vx ({{B)/
Sx-M +S +vx (+Bx{B)/
Sx-M S +vx (+{B)
Preference Share Capital Instruments : - -
[Perpetual Cumulative Preference Share (PCPS)/
Redeemable Non-Cumulative Preference Shares(RNCPS)/
Redeemable Cumulative Preference Shares (RCPS)
E) E nx i E x +{x {j . B.x.7/38/2014 - a) During the year, Government of India vide their letter No.
F.No.7/38/2014-BOA dated the 28th March, 2016
+B nxE 28 S, 2016 u +{x {I <C] E communicated its decision of capital infusion to the extent
+vx +]x E u `935 Ec ({ x {i Ec of ` 935 crores (Rupees Nine Hundred Thirty five Crore
j) E {h E {V x E +{x xh Si E * only) by way of preferential allotment of equity shares in its
E E i E 30.03.2016 E `935 Ec E favour. Bank received an amount of ` 935 crores on
|{i < V B{Ex Ji J M<* i 30.03.2016 from Government of India which was maintained
in the "Share Application Money Account". RBI vide their
V E x +{x {j nxE 06.04.2016 u E E letter dated 06.04.2016 has permitted in the Bank to treat
III +Ei+ E +x{ 31 S, 2016 E li E +x the said amount as part of the Common Equity Tier I as at
< E Ex <C] ] I E BE + E { xx 31st March 2016 as per BASEL III requirements.
E +xi n n * Bank received the approval from Shareholders of the Bank
E x nxE 7 < 2016 E EEi +Vi vE at the Extraordinary General Meeting held on 7th May'2016
E +vh + È i E u EB MB `935 at Kolkata for issue and allotment of 22,54,64,190 (Twenty
Ec E {V x E BV /+<b+ E x, Two Crore Fifty Four Lakh Sixty Four Thousand One
Hundred Ninety) equity shares of face value of `10/- each
2009 E x 76(1) E +x xvi `31.47( { BEk
(Rupees Ten Only) for cash at an issue price of ` 41.47
B i {) |i E | i |i <C] (Rupees Forty One and paise Forty Seven only) per equity
`41.47( { <Ei B i {) E xM { share including premium of ` 31.47 (Rupees Thirty One
xEn |iE `10/- ( { n j) +Ei E and paise Forty Seven only) per share determined in
22,54,64,190 <C] E +vxi +v { xM B accordance with Regulation 76 (1) of SEBI ICDR
Regulations 2009, on preferential basis to Govt. of India
+]x E B vE E +xnx |{i E* against the capital infusion of ` 935 crores.
E x nxE 10.05.2016 E i E u EB MB `935
On10.05.2016, Bank allotted 22,54,64,190 equity shares
Ec E {V +nx E BV /+<b+ E x, to Government of India on preferential basis at an issue
2009 E x 76(1) E +x xvi |i <C] price of ` 41.47 per share determined in accordance with
`41.47 E xM { +vxi +v { 22,54,64,190 SEBI ICDR Regulation, 2009 against the capital contribution
<C] E +]x E* of ` 935 Crore.
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2.0 x 2.0 Investments
2.1 E E x B x { -/+xVE x E |i EB 2.1 The Details of investments and the movement of provisions
held towards depreciation on the investments/Non
MB |vx E =i-Sg E xxx : Performing Investments of the Bank is given below:
( Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)
n/Items 31.03.16 E li 31.03.15 E li
As on 31.03.16 As on 31.03.15
(1) x E /Value of Investments
(i) x E E /Gross Value of Investments
(a) i /In India 82361.13 67385.05
(b) i E / Outside India 2151.10 1845.57
(ii) /Bx{+< i |vx/Provisions for Depreciation/NPI
(a) i /In India 475.15 327.63
(b) i E /Outside India 62.88 43.56
(iii) x E x /Net Value of Investments
(a) i /In India 81885.98 67057.42
(b) i E /Outside India 2088.22 1802.01
(2) x { /Bx{+< E |i EB MB |vx E =i-Sg
Movement of provisions held towards depreciation on investments/NPI.
(i) |E / Opening balance 371.19 393.94
(ii) Vc : E nx EB MB |vx
Add : Provisions made during the year 196.20 125.52
: x +i E VB
: By Exchange Difference 3.70 -0.32
(iii) P]B : E nx ^ Ji zttu dY / {xEi EB MB
+iCi |vx
Less: Write-off/ write-back of excess provisions during the year 33.07 147.95
(iv) +i /Closing balance 538.02 371.19
2.2 { xnx / Repo Transactions ( Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)
E nx E nx E nx 31 S 2016
xxi E +vEi E nxE +i E E
E
Minimum Maximum Daily Outstanding
outstanding outstanding Average as on 31st
during the year during the year outstanding March 2016
during the year
{ E +iMi S M< |iigt
Securities sold under Repos
i) E |iigt/Government securities 0.00 17518.00 3441.62 9179.00
ii) E{]
@h |iigt/
Corporate debt securities 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
{ E +iMi Jn M< |iigt
Securities purchased under reverse Repos
i) E |iigt/Government securities 0.00 5500.00 394.25 2265.00
ii) E{]
@h |iigt/
Corporate debt securities 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
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2.3 M vE Sxv +x{i x M/Non-SLR Investment Portfolio
(i) M vE Sxv +x{i x E VEi+ E Sx/ Issuer composition of Non SLR investments
. VEi xV i { x h xx ]M <i ymqaec

+]x E |ii E |ii E |ii E
No. Issuer Amount Extent of Extent of Extent of Extent of
Private Below Unrated Unlisted
Placement Investment Securities Securities
Grade
Securities
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
(i) .I.E ={G / PSUs 8934.06 8040.65 1744.37 0.00 826.68

(ii) k lB / FIs 674.07 572.95 0.00 0.00 22.50
(iii) E / Banks 181.24 0.00 0.00 13.78 13.78
(iv) xV fUkvrlgtk / Private Corporates 2832.00 2477.93 788.40 187.24 176.81
(v) +xM/Ci =t/Subsidiaries/ Joint Ventures 184.50 184.50 0.00 0.00 184.50
(vi) +x /Others 93.95 0.00 0.00 93.95 0.00
(vii) ={ M (i) (vi) iE
Sub Total (i to vi) 12899.82 11276.03 2532.77 294.97 1224.27
(viii) P]B- E |i E M |vx
Less Provision held towards depreciation 537.99 0.00 44.31 44.31 62.87
(ix) M / Total (vii-viii) 12361.83 11276.03 2488.46 250.66 1161.40
(ii) +xVE M-vE Sxv +x{i x / Non performing Non-SLR investments ( Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)
h / Particulars 31.03.2016 31.03.2015
thkrCfU NuM / Opening balance 194.77 137.74

E nx {vx /Additions during the year 124.70 59.99
E nx fUbe / Reductions during the year 30.74 2.96
+i / Closing balance 288.73 194.77
EB MB E |vx / Total provisions held 202.29 152.10
2.4 z h E |ii EB MB x E E xxx :

The gross value of Investments held in different categories of securities is as under:
h / Particulars 31.3.2016 31.3.2015
{{Ci iE vi/Held to Maturity

- U] |{i h /-exempted category 8379.53 5098.07
- +x/-others 36260.40 38373.38
G i ={v/Available for Sale 39807.27 25759.17
G-G i vi/Held for Trading 65.03 0.00
2.5 Sale and transfers to/from HTM Category :

2.5 BS]B h / G B +ih :
The value of sales and transfers of securities to/from HTM
BS]B h / G B +ih E E + BS]B category, excluding the onetime transfer of securities undertaken
h J MB x E E 5% +vE x + * < by the bank with the approval of Board of Directors, has not
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xnE b E +xnx E u M< |ii E BEM exceeded 5% of the book value of investments held in HTM
category at the beginning of the year.
+ih x *
3.0 i{xx / Derivatives

3.1 n n E/V n { / Forward Rate Agreement/ Interest Rate Swap ( Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)
n / Items 2015-16 2014-15
i) { E E +xxE vx
The notional principal of swap agreements 882.81 1334.04
ii) E E +iMi E=] {] u +{x
ni E { Ex SE EB Vx { =`< Vx x
Losses which would be incurred if counter parties failed to
fulfill their obligations under the agreements 1.58 2.35
iii) { x { E u +{Ii {E
Collateral required by the bank upon entering into swaps 0.00 0.00
iv) { =i{z @ h VJ E Eph
Concentration of credit risk arising from the swaps 0.00 0.00
v) { E =Si
The fair value of the swap book -0.43 -0.36
3.2 x { V n i{z / Exchange Traded Interest Rate Derivatives:

E . h
S.No. Particulars 2015-16 2014-15
(i) E nx | EB MB x { V n i{z E +xxE
(Ji)
Notional principal amount of exchange traded interest rate derivatives
undertaken during the year (instrument-wise) 0.00 0.00
E) \ a)
J) \ b)
M) \ c)
(ii) nxE 31 S 2016 E li E +x E x { V n i{z E
+xxE (Ji)
Notional principal amount of exchange traded interest rate derivatives
outstanding as on 31st March 2016 (instrument-wise) 0.00 0.00
E) \ a)
J) \ b)
M) \ c)
(iii) B x { V n i{z E +xxE (Ji) V E
{i "+ii |" x
Notional principal amount of exchange traded interest rate derivatives 0.00 0.00
outstanding and not "highly effective" (instrument-wise)
E) \ a)
J) \ b)
M) \ c)
(iv) B x { V n i{z E nxE V (Ji) V E
{i "+ii |" x
Mark-to-market value of exchange traded interest rate derivatives
outstanding and not highly effective (instrument-wise) 0.00 0.00
E) \ a)
J) \ b)
M) \ c)
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3.3 i{xx @h VJ E |E]Eh 3.3 Disclosures on risk exposure in derivatives
E) MhiE |E]Eh a) Qualitative Disclosures
i) i{xx xnx VJ |v E Sx + M`x:
i) The Structure and organization for management of risk
in derivatives trading.
M`xiE fS E +iMi E{] i { x Ev The organization structure consists of Investment Wing
V E{E xnEMh + +vI B |v xnE at the Corporate level which report to the Executive
il +ii: xnE b E {] Ei * xnx E Directors, Managing Director & CEO and ultimately to
=xE VJ |vx M E Si E the Board. Risk Management Department is informed
Vi * of the transactions as and when they take place.
ii) The scope and nature of risk measurement, risk

ii) VJ {,VJ Sx + VJ xMx |h reporting and risk monitoring systems:
E Ij + { : a) The Interest Rate Swap (IRS) transactions
E) E u EB MB V n { (+< + B) v undertaken by the Bank are for hedging and trading
xnx E S l B G-G E |Vxl purposes. Derivative as a product is also offered
EB Vi * =i{n E { i{xx .. E E to the customer as per RBI norms. Such
xE E +x{ OE E nB Vi * x-nx transactions are undertaken as per policies of the
.. E E nxn E +v { x< M< E bank formulated based on RBI guidelines.
E xi E +x EB Vi *
b) The risk is measured in the interest rate derivative
transactions depending on the movement of
J) V n { n+ E +v E B SE benchmark interest rates for the remaining life of
V n E =i-Sg E +v { V n i{xx the interest rate swap contracts. All interest rate
xnx VJ { Vi * VJ E { E derivative transactions are included for the purpose
|Vxl V n i{xx xnx E of risk measurement. The risk is evaluated and
E Vi * VJ E Ex E Vi il reports are placed to the MD & CEO/ED daily and
{] |.x.B..E.+./E.x. E I |inx + Board periodically. Risk is monitored based on the
mark to market position of the interest rate
xnE b E I +vE { |ii E Vi
derivative transactions.
* V n i{xx xnx E E ] E] li E
+v { VJ { xMx J Vi * (iii) Policies for hedging and /or mitigating risk and
(iii) VJ S +/ =E x E B xi il S strategies and processes for monitoring the continuing
effectiveness of hedges/ mitigants:
l/|E E xi |i { xMx Jx E Exi
B |G: IRS is undertaken on the actual interest bearing
{{k ni+ E iE V E B V n underlying assets or liabilities. The notional principal
{ E Vi * +xxE vx + S E {{Ci amount and maturity of the hedge does not exceed the
xi {{k/ni E + {{Ci +vE x value and maturity of underlying asset/liability. The risk
is monitored on the mark to market basis of the
i * E V n { n+ E E ] E] li
outstanding interest rate swap contracts and accordingly
E +v { VJ { xMx J Vi il inx the effectiveness of the hedge is determined.
S E |i xvi E Vi *
Collateral required upon entering into IRS is Nil. Notional
V n { Ex { +{Ii {E x * {V +{I principal amount of IRS multiplied by the relevant
+vi Ex E B Mi {ix-EE Mh E M< conversion factor and the respective risk weight of the
V n { E +xxE + |i{] E vi counter party has been taken into account for
VJ i E M * determining the capital requirements.
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J)/b) |jiE |E]Eh/Quantitative Disclosures ( Ec ` ) / (Amount in ` Crore)
G.. h
Sl.No.Particulars 2015-16 2014-15
p i{z V n i{z p i{z V n i{z
Currency Interest rate Currency Interest rate
Derivatives derivatives Derivatives derivatives
1 i{z (+xxE vx )
Derivatives (Notional Principal Amount) 43291.83 1334.04
E)/a) S E B / For hedging 34803.56 332.81 43291.83 462.98
J)/b) G-E E B /For trading 0.00 550.00 0.00 871.06
2 Cb xq E] li /
Marked to Market Positions
E)/a) +i (+) / Asset (+) 75.17 0.05 30.37 0.00
J)/b) ni (-) \ Liability (-) 5.59 -0.39 26.17 0.26
3 @h BC{V \ Credit Exposure 923.15 6.54 904.23 13.34
4 V n BE |ii {ix E i | (100*{01)
Likely impact of one percentage change
in Interest rate (100*PV01)
E)\ a) S i{z { \ on hedging derivatives
+vEi \ Maximum NA 3.37 NA 4.16
xxi \ Minimum NA -3.37 NA -7.09
J)\b) G-E i{z { \ on trading derivatives
+vEi \Maximum NA -0.05 NA -4.18
xxi \ Minimum NA -0.78 NA 3.46
5 E nx 100*{01 E +vEi + xxi xxJi { {B MB
Maximum and Minimum of 100*PV01 observed during the year
S-l {- \ on hedging
+vEi \ Maximum NA 6.74 NA 7.32
xxi \ Minimum NA 3.36 NA 4.92
G-E { \ on trading
+vEi \ Maximum NA -0.08 NA -7.37
xxi \ Minimum NA -0.41 NA -1.64
M)
) V n { E B +x |E]x c) Other Disclosures for Interest Rate Swaps
E xi {{k + ni+ { l +l + The Bank has undertaken fixed to floating and floating to
+l l V n i{xx B * n E=] {] x fixed interest rate swaps on underlying assets and liabilities.
+{x ni { x EB i ={H V n { { `1.58 The loss of income on the above IRS will be Rs.1.58
Crores, in case counter-parties fail to fulfill their obligations.
Ec E xEx M* V n { E v EB MB There is no concentration of credit risk arising from IRS
xnx @h VJ E E xph x + CE E=] transactions undertaken as the counter-parties are banks
{] E + BC{V +xi E i * and the exposure is within the exposure limit permitted.
92
4.0 ytr; Mhii / Asset Quality
4.1 +xVE ytr; / Non-Performing Asset ( Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)
n / Items 2015-16 2014-15

(i) x +O E ix x +xVE +i (%) /Net NPAs to Net Advances(%) 9.09 % 4.30%
(ii) +xVE +i (E) P]-f/ Movement of NPAs (Gross)
(E)/(a) |E /(a) Opening Balance 10265.05 6621.37
(J)/(b) E n x {vx / Additions during the year 14942.35 7551.31
(M)/(c) E nx E /Reductions during the year : 4299.67 3907.63
(P)/(d) +i / Closing Balance 20907.73 10265.05
(iii) +xVE +i (E) P]-f/ Movement of Net NPAs
(J)/(b) E n x {vx /Additions during the year 14942.35 7551.31
(M)/(c) E nx E / Reductions during the year 4299.67 3907.63
(P)/(d) Less: Adjustment for excess in value of netting item over Previous year * 5529.67 869.52
(R)/(e) +i / Closing Balance 11443.59 6330.58
(iv) +xVE +i E B |vx P]-f (xE {{k E B |vx E UcE)
Movement of Provisions for NPAs (excluding provisions on standard Assets)
(J)/(b) E n x EB MB |vx /Provisions made during the year 6318.17 1836.83
(M)/(c) E n x <]-+/<]-E /Write-off/ write-back during the year : 1573.23 1401.14
(P)/(d) +i / Closing Balance 8002.07 3257.13
* x E M< n E |E / Opening value of Netting Item 3934.47 3064.95

x E M< n E +i / Closing value of Netting Item 9464.14 3934.47
x E M< n E +vC / Excess in value of Netting Items (5529.67) (869.52)
93
94
4.2 {xSi Ji E h
nxE 31.03.2016 iE {x Si Ji E |E]Eh
E E x : E E
vwlmhalt fUt fUth mezeyth Ktte fuU ykk;do; YmYbRo }K vwlmkohalt Ktte fuU yk;do; yg fwUt (Ec ` )
f{U
btk yr; JdeofUhK
fU btlfU yJbtlfU mkr=" ntrl fwUt btlfU yJbtlfU mkr=" ntrl fwUt btlfU yJbtlfU mkr=" ntrl fwUt btlfU yJbtlfU mkr=" ntrl fwUt
rJJhK
W"thfU;toyt 45 18 2 0 65 203 102 1 0 306 6816 59 0 0 6875 7064 179 3 0 7246
ii E fUe mkgt
+| E li
cfUtgt 5718.99 1069.24 45.52 0.00 6833.75 232.58 83.15 3.41 0.00 319.14 4844.21 394.00 0.00 0.00 5238.21 10795.78 1546.39 48.93 0.00 12391.10
1 E {xSi
Ji (|E htrN
+E c)
tJ"tl 280.23 0.00 0.00 0.00 280.23 11.40 0.00 0.00 0.00 11.40 214.99 0.00 0.00 0.00 214.99 506.62 0.00 0.00 0.00 506.62
W"thfU;toyt 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 2 1461 18 0 0 1479 1463 20 0 0 1483

fUe mkgt
JMo fuU cfUtgt
2 =tihtl 318.19 10.65 0.00 0.00 328.84 1.68 2.25 0.00 0.00 3.93 567.33 2.45 0.00 0.00 569.78 887.20 15.35 0.00 0.00 902.55
htrN
lY
vwlmhra; 15.91 0.00 0.00 0.00 15.91 0.08 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.08 27.80 0.12 0.00 0.00 27.92 43.79 0.12 0.00 0.00 43.91
tJ"tl
W"thfU;toyt
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 -5 0 0 0 5 -5 0 0 0
fUe mkgt
rJteg JMo
3 fuU =tihtl cfUtgt 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 28.73 -28.73 0.00 0.00 0.00 28.73 -28.73 0.00 0.00 0.00
vwlmhra; htrN
btlfU uKe
b Wtgl tJ"tl
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.41 -1.41 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.41 -1.41 0.00 0.00 0.00
W"thfU;toyt
fUe mkgt
vwlmhra; -3 0 0 0 -3 -134 0 0 0 -134 -2388 0 0 0 -2388 -2525 0 0 0 -2525
btlfU yrd{b rsl
vh rJteg JMo fuU
yk; b Wa;h
tJ"tl / sturFb
4 Cth ln hFt cfUtgt -207.11 0.00 0.00 0.00 -207.11 -43.88 0.00 0.00 0.00 -43.88 -281.29 0.00 0.00 0.00 -281.29 -532.28 0.00 0.00 0.00 -532.28
dgt y;& ydtu htrN
rJteg JMo fuU
thkC b Wn
vwlmhra; btlfU
yrd{b fuU v b
r=Ftlu fUe
sh; ln n
tJ"tl -10.36 0.00 0.00 0.00 -10.36 -2.19 0.00 0.00 0.00 -2.19 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -12.55 0.00 0.00 0.00 -12.55
nxE 31.03.2016 iE {x Si Ji E |E]Eh
E E x : E E
vwlmhalt fUt fUth mezeyth Ktte fuU ykhdo; YmYbRo }K vwlmkohalt Ktte fuU yk;do; yg fwUt (Ec ` )
f{U
btk yr; JdeofUhK
fU btlfU yJbtlfU mkr=" ntrl fwUt btlfU yJbtlfU mkr=" ntrl fwUt btlfU yJbtlfU mkr=" ntrl fwUt btlfU yJbtlfU mkr=" ntrl fwUt
rJJhK
W"thfU;toyt -26 19 7 0 0 -14 9 4 1 0.00 -4100 4068 32 0 0 -4140 4096 43 1 0

fUe mkgt
cfUtgt -3690.83 3163.17 527.66 0.00 0.00 -133.34 122.26 9.48 1.60 0.00 -2294.64 1789.37 505.27 0.00 0.00 -6118.81 5074.80 1042.41 1.60 0.00
htrN
rJteg JMo fuU
5 vwlmhra;
Ft; fUe
yJlr;
tJ"tl -184.54 158.16 26.38 0.00 0.00 -6.53 5.99 0.46 0.08 0.00 -112.44 87.68 24.76 0.00 0.00 -303.51 251.83 51.60 0.08 0.00
W"thfU;toyt
0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
fUe mkgt
rJteg JMo fuU

=tihtl
6 vwlmhra;
Ft;u fUtu
cu Ft;u zttt cfUtgt
htrN 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
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17 38 9 0 64 56 112 5 1 174 1794 4140 32 0 5966 1867 4290 46 1 6204
W"thfU;toyt
fUe mkgt
rJteg JMo fuU

31 btao fUe
cfUtgt 2237.77 4243.06 573.18 0.00 7054.01 54.37 207.66 12.89 1.60 276.52 3058.30 2157.09 505.27 0.00 5720.66 5350.44 6607.81 1091.34 1.60 13051.19
7 r:r; fUtu htrN
vwlmhra;
Ftk;
(ykr;b ytufU\zu)
tJ"tl 111.89 0.00 0.00 0.00 111.89 2.72 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.72 152.92 0.00 0.00 0.00 152.92 267.53 0.00 0.00 0.00 267.53
*xE {x Si +Ec Uc E Vx =SS |vx VJ E Vi x M (n M )
95
4.2 Particulars of Accounts Restructured
96
Disclosure of Restructured Accounts as on 31-03-2016
NAME OF THE BANK: UCO Bank
Type of Restructuring Under CDR Mechanism Under SME Debt Restructuring Mechanism Others Total
(` in Crore)
Asset Classification Sub- Sub- Sub- Sub-

Sl Standard Standard Doubtful Loss Total Standard Standard Doubtful Loss Total Standard Standard Doubtful Loss Total Standard Standard Doubtful Loss Total
No Details
No. of 45 18 2 0 65 203 102 1 0 306 6816 59 0 0 6875 7064 179 3 0 7246

borrowers
Restructured Amount 5718.99 1069.24 45.52 0.00 6833.75 232.58 83.15 3.41 0.00 319.14 4844.21 394.00 0.00 0.00 5238.21 10795.78 1546.39 48.93 0.00 12391.10
1 Accounts as on outstan-
April I of the FY ding
(Openening
figures)* Provision 280.23 0.00 0.00 0.00 280.23 11.40 0.00 0.00 0.00 11.40 214.99 0.00 0.00 0.00 214.99 506.62 0.00 0.00 0.00 506.62
thereon
No. of 1 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 2 1461 18 0 0 1479 1463 20 0 0 1483

borrowers
Fresh Amount
2 restructuring outstan- 318.19 10.65 0.00 0.00 328.84 1.68 2.25 0.00 0.00 3.93 567.33 2.45 0.00 0.00 569.78 887.20 15.35 0.00 0.00 902.55
during the year ding
15.91 0.00 0.00 0.00 15.91 0.08 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.08 27.80 0.12 0.00 0.00 27.92 43.79 0.12 0.00 0.00 43.91
Provision
thereon
No. of
borrowers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 -5 0 0 0 5 -5 0 0 0
Upgradations to
3 restructured Amount
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 28.73 -28.73 0.00 0.00 0.00 28.73 -28.73 0.00 0.00 0.00
standard category outstan-
during the FY ding
Provision
thereon 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.41 -1.41 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.41 -1.41 0.00 0.00 0.00
Restructured
No. of
s t a n d a r d
borrowers -3 0 0 0 -3 -134 0 0 0 -134 -2388 0 0 0 -2388 -2525 0 0 0 -2525
advances which
cease to attract
h i g h e r
provisioning
and / or
4 additional risk Amount
-207.11 0.00 0.00 0.00 -207.11 -43.88 0.00 0.00 0.00 -43.88 -281.29 0.00 0.00 0.00 -281.29 -532.28 0.00 0.00 0.00 -532.28
weight at the outstan-
end of the FY ding
and hence need
not be shown as
restructured
s t a n d a r d
advances at the
beginning of the
next FY
Provision -10.36 0.00 0.00 0.00 -10.36 -2.19 0.00 0.00 0.00 -2.19 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -12.55 0.00 0.00 0.00 -12.55
thereon
Disclosure of Restructured Accounts as on 31-03-2016
NAME OF THE BANK: UCO Bank
Type of Restructuring
Under CDR Mechanism Under SME Debt Restructuring Mechanism Others Total (` in Crore)
Sub- Sub- Sub- Sub-
Asset Classification
Sl Standard Standard Doubtful Loss Total Standard Standard Doubtful Loss Total Standard Standard Doubtful Loss Total Standard Standard Doubtful Loss Total
No Details
No. of
-26 19 7 0 0 -14 9 4 1 0.00 -4100 4068 32 0 0 -4140 4096 43 1 0
borrowers
Downgradations Amount -3690.83 3163.17 527.66 0.00 0.00 -133.34 122.26 9.48 1.60 0.00 -2294.64 1789.37 505.27 0.00 0.00 -6118.81 5074.80 1042.41 1.60 0.00
of restructured outstan-
5
accounts ding
during the FY
Provision
-184.54 158.16 26.38 0.00 0.00 -6.53 5.99 0.46 0.08 0.00 -112.44 87.68 24.76 0.00 0.00 -303.51 251.83 51.60 0.08 0.00
thereon
No. of
borrowers 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Write-offs of
restructured
6
accounts during
the FY
Amount
0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
outstan-
ding
17 38 9 0 64 56 112 5 1 174 1794 4140 32 0 5966 1867 4290 46 1 6204
No. of
borrowers
Restructured
Accounts as on Amount 2237.77 4243.06 573.18 0.00 7054.01 54.37 207.66 12.89 1.60 276.52 3058.30 2157.09 505.27 0.00 5720.66 5350.44 6607.81 1091.34 1.60 13051.19
7
March 31 of the outstan-
FY (closing ding
figures)*
Provision 111.89 0.00 0.00 0.00 111.89 2.72 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.72 152.92 0.00 0.00 0.00 152.92 267.53 0.00 0.00 0.00 267.53
thereon
97
*Excluding the figures of Standard Restructured Advances which do not attract higher provisioning or risk weight (if applicable).
4.3 +i {xSx E B |iiEh/{xSx E{x E S M< k +i E
Details of financial assets sold to Securitization / Reconstruction Companies for Asset Reconstruction
b= / Item 2015-2016 2014-15
(i) Ji E J / No. of accounts 10 51
(ii) E E
Aggregate Balance Outstanding 542.52 483.77
(iii) E |vx / Aggregate Provision 175.08 265.89
(iv) B/+ E S MB Ji E E (|vx E Uc E)
(II-III-B+<]B*)
Aggregate value (net of provisions) of accounts sold to SC/RC (II-III-FITL*) 282.95 217.88
(v) E |i / Aggregate consideration 253.05 409.45
(vi) { E +ii Ji E i MB +iCi |i
Additional consideration realized in respect of accounts transferred in earlier years 55.97 141.19
VII. x +vE E / x
#
Aggregate gain/(loss) over net book Value # (41.20) 191.57
* S 16 E G E B B+<]B `84.49 Ec *
* FITL balance is ` 84.49 crores for Mar'16 sale.
# k 2015-16 Bx { {B MB `11.30 Ec E G +iE E x n M CE xEn 31.03.2016 iE |{i

x +*
# ` 11.30 crores excess of sale consideration over NBV in F.Y. 2015-16 is not accounted for, as cash has not been realized till
31.03.2016.
x] - k 2015-16 B/+ E Bx{B E G E Eh < x E n E +v i n M * B/+ E

Bx{B E G { < +lMi x E B 31.03.2016 E `33.55 Ec E E *
Note - Loss on account of sale of NPA to SC/RC for the financial year 2015-16 has been spread over the period of two years. An
amount of ` 33.55 crore is outstanding as on 31.03.2016 for deferred loss on sale of NPA to SC/RC.
4.4Jn M</S M< +xVE k +i E / Details of Non performing financial assets purchased/sold
+/A. Jn M< +xVE k +i E /Details of Non performing financial assets purchased:
h / Particulars 2015-16 2014-15
1. (E) E nx Jn MB Ji E J
(a) No. of accounts purchased during the year x/Nil x/Nil
(J)/(b) E E/Aggregate Outstanding - -
2. (E) ={H E nx {xSi Ji E J /
(a) Of these, number of accounts restructured during the year - -
(J)/(b) E E/Aggregate Outstanding -
+/B. S M< +xVE k +i E /Details of Non performing financial assets sold:

h / Particulars 2015-16 2014-15
1. S MB Ji E J / No. of Accounts sold x/Nil x/Nil

2. E E / Aggregate Outstanding x/Nil x/Nil
3. E |i |{i / Aggregate consideration received x/Nil x/Nil
98
4.5 |ii |{i x E /Details of Investment in Security Receipts:
E u G EB MB Bx{B M-EM E{x E u G EB
u xS nB +x li MB Bx{B u xS nB +x li
Particulars Backed by NPAs sold Backed by NPAs sold by other banks/ Total
h by the bank as underlying financial institutions/non banking
financial companies as underlying
E
Mi S Mi S Mi S
Previous Year Current Year Previous Year Current Year Previous Year Current Year
Book Value of
Investment in
1254.53 1402.56 0.00 0.00 1254.53 1402.56
Security Receipts
4.6 xE +i { |vx / Provisions on Standard Assets ( Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)
b= / Item 2015-16 2014-15

xE +i i |vx / Provisions towards Standard Assets 681.50 971.07
5.0 E +x{i / Business Ratios

b= / Items 2015-16 2014-15
(i) EE xv E |ii E v V +(%)/Interest Income as a percentage to Working Funds (%) 8.29 8.19
(ii) EE xv E |ii E v gtsu;h +(%)/
Non-interest income as a percentage to Working Funds(%) 0.71 0.85
(iii)EE xv E |ii E v {Sx +(%)/Operating Profit as a percentage to Working Funds(%) 1.61 2.08
(iv) +i { + /Return on Assets (%) -1.25 0.48
(v) |i ES E (V +O) (Ec ` ) /
Business (Deposits plus advances) per employee (` in Crore) 12.68 13.77
(vi) |i ES (J ` ) / Profit per employee (` in lakh) -11.29 4.82
6.0 +i ni |v-nxE 31.03.2016 E +i B ni+ E EU n E {{Ci E {

6.0 Asset Liability Management - Maturity-pattern of certain items of asset and liabilities as on 31.03.2016
h 1nx 2 7 8 14 15 28 29 nx 3 6 1 3 iE 5 E
nx iE nx iE nx iE 3 iE +vE +vE +vE +vE +vE
E 6 E 1 E 3 E 5
iE iE iE iE
PARTICULARS Day 1 2 to 7 8 to 14 15 to 28 29 days Over 3 Over 6 Over 1 Over 3 Over 5 Total
days days days and up to months months year and years and years
3 months and up to and up up to up to
6 months to 1 year 3 years 5 years
V/Deposits 429.27 3,551.27 3,492.21 5,230.18 27,216.06 33,019.39 40,078.58 38,081.12 10,460.52 45,559.65 2,07,118.24
+O E
/ Advances Gross 2,080.06 1,525.48 3,621.32 2,909.26 13,280.00 9,841.82 10,046.97 10,695.50 11,716.35 69,791.38 1,35,508.13
x E
Investments Gross 4.79 175.91 283.68 469.30 1,374.66 2,273.06 2,131.55 9,675.20 6,625.58 61,498.50 84,512.22
=v/Borrowings 91.81 7,163.28 2,762.64 331.28 861.04 902.54 801.89 367.60 1,341.58 2,616.78 17,240.44
n p
+i
Foreign 2457.01 826.60 338.39 733.43 5433.61 6318.19 5603.85 2,262.46 1,226.13 2,166.54 27366.21
Currency
Assets
n p
niB
Foreign Currency
Liabilities 901.11 925.18 466.62 1,631.23 6,346.36 3,537.08 6,696.73 5,445.16 1,538.95 3,937.26 31,425.67
99
7.0 BC{V/Exposure:
7.1 l-{n Ij E @h/Exposure to Real Estate Sector ( Ec ` /Amount in ` Crore)
h/Category 2015-16 2014-15
E/a) |iI BC{V / Direct exposure
(i) + {k vE - B + {k E vE JE nB MB {hi: |ii =v V =vEi
E nJ M V EB { n M< (|lEi|{i Ij +O Ex M
HE + @ h ytd mu =NtoY stYk)
Residential Mortgages 14160.43 11946.72
Lending fully secured by mortgages on residential property 7581.79 6475.49
that is or will be occupied by the borrower or that is rented;
(Individual housing loans eligible for inclusion
in priority sector advances may be shown separately );
(ii) JtrKrgfU :tJh mkv=t hVE l {n E (E x, Fw=ht fUthtucth fUt :tl,
-=q hVE {, -{ + x, -EB hVE {, =tM
= E Y J lx, +vOh, E B xh, +n) vE JE nB MB |ii
=v* BC{V M-xv +vi (BxB) *
Commercial Real Estate 854.27 965.07
Lending secured by mortgages on commercial
real estate's (office buildings, retail space, multi-purpose commercial
premises, multi-family residential buildings, multi-tenanted commercial
premises, industrial or warehouse space, land acquisition, development
and construction, etc.). Exposure would also include non-fund based (NFB) limits;
(iii)vE li |ii (BB) B +x |ii } Kt x

Investments in Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS) and
other securitized exposures -
E/a.+ / Residential, 0.00 0.15
J/b.hVE l {n / Commercial Real Estate. 0.00 0.00
J/b) +|iI @ h/Indirect Exposure 1484.31 1430.51

] + E (BxBS) B =M <x E{x
(BSB) E xv +vi B M-xv +vi @ h
Fund based and non-fund based exposures on National Housing
Bank (NHB) and Housing Finance Companies (HFCs).
l-{n Ij E E @h (E+J)/Total Exposure to Real Estate Sector (a+b) 16499.01 14342.45
100
7.2 {V V E BC{V/Exposure to Capital Market ( Ec `. / Amount in ` Crore)
h/Particulars 2015-16 2014-15
(i) B <C] , {ix b, {ix bS + <C] +J S+ b E x]

|iI x, VE +vi xv E {hi: x E{ ] @ h x E M ;
Direct investment in equity shares, convertible bonds, convertible debentures and 493.95 487.12
units of equity-oriented mutual funds the corpus of which is not exclusively invested
in corporate debt;
(ii) (+<{+/<B+{ i), {ix b, {ix bS + <C] +J
S+ b E x] x i H E /b/bS +x |ii E |i
xv +v { +O;
advances against shares/ bonds/debentures or other securities or on clean basis 0.00 0.00
to individuals for investment in shares (including IPOs/ESOPs), convertible bonds,
convertible debentures, and units of equity-oriented mutual funds;
(iii) Ex +x |Vx E B +O, V {ix b {ix bS
<C] +J S+ b E x] E |lE |ii x Vi ;
advances for any other purposes where shares or convertible bonds or convertible 0.00 0.00
debentures or units of equity oriented mutual funds are taken as primary security;
(iv) Ex +x |Vx E B = iE +O, V {ix b {ix
bS <C] +J S+ b E x] E {E |ii u |ii x V
/{ix b, {ix bS/<C] +J S+ b E x] xx |lE
|ii +O E { i Ii x Ei ;
advances for any other purposes to the extent secured by the collateral security of 0.00 0.00
shares or convertible bonds or convertible debentures or units of equity oriented
mutual funds i.e. where the primary security other than shares/convertible
bonds/ convertible debentures/units of equity oriented mutual funds does
not fully cover the advances;
(v) n E nB Vx |ii B +|ii +O il n B
ixEi+ E ytuh V M];
secured and unsecured advances to stockbrokers and guarantees issued on 20.21 22.14
behalf of stockbrokers and market makers;
(vi) vx V]x E |i x< E{x E <C] |iE E +nx E { Ex E B
/b/bS +x |ii E |i xv +v { E{x E Ei @ h;
loans sanctioned to corporate against the security of shares /bonds/ debentures 0.00 0.00
or other securities or on clean basis for meeting promoters contribution to the
equity of new companies in anticipation of raising resources;
(vii) |ii <C] |/xM E |i E{x E nB MB {E @ h;
bridge loans to companies against expected equity flows/issues; 0.00 0.00
(viii) {ix b {ix bS <C] +J S+ b E x] E
|lE xM E i E u E M< n |iri;
underwriting commitments taken up by the banks in respect of primary issue of shares 0.00 0.00
or convertible bonds or convertible debentures or units of equity oriented mutual funds;
(ix) Vx ] bM E B n E ii{h/financing to stockbrokers for margin trading; 0.00 0.00
(x) S E{] b (V]Ei B +V]Ei nx) BCW
all exposures to Venture Capital Funds (both registered and unregistered) 194.50 194.50
{V V E E BC{V /Total exposure to Capital Market 708.66 703.76
101
7.3 VJ h E] BC{V / Risk Category wise Country Exposure
VJ 31 S, 2016 E li E 31S, 2016 E li E 31 S, 2015 E 31 S, 2015 E li E

h +x @h (x) +x E M |vx li E +x @ h (x) +x E M |vx
Risk Category Exposure (net) as at Provision held as at Exposure (net) as at Provision held as at
31st March 2016 31st March 2016 31st March 2015 31st March 2015
xMh/Insignificant 7232.75 6662.44 --

E/Low 3083.39 3559.68 --
x/Moderate 7.60 1.22 --
+vE/High 0.00 4.31 --
+ivE/Very High 0.00 0.00 --
i/Restricted 0.00 0.00 --
@hi/Off-credit 0.00 0.00 --
E/Total 10323.74 10227.65 --
nxE 31.03.2016 E li E +x E E E +i E Based on the total assets of the Bank as on 31.03.2016, the
+v { E] BC{V E n |vx x * E x 31 S, provision requirement on account of Country Exposure is ` Nil.
The Bank has taken a stock of its exposure in countries other
2016 E li E +x +{x n xx n nB MB @h E than the home country as on 31st March, 2016. The Banks net
VS E * |iE n E E x xvE BC{V =E funded exposure in each country is below 1% of its assets.
+i E 1% E *
7.4 E u +iGi BE =vEi @h (BB), 7.4 Details of Single Borrower Limit (SBL), Group Borrower
=vEi @h (VB) E Limit (GBL) exceeded by the bank.
(+) E u +iGi BE =vEi @h - x A. Single Borrower Limit exceeded by the Bank:- Nil
GE =vEi BC{V E Ei +v, VE E 5 =Ji b E 31.03.16 E

E x =Si @h nx @h +v E nx Vix Ei +x li
E +iGh + E +iGh + E
Sl. No Name of the Exposure Limit Period during Amount exceeded Board sanction Position as
Borrower Ceiling sanctioned which during the details on 31.03.16
limit exceeded period in col.5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
- - - - - - - - -
(+) E u +iGi =vEi - x B. Group Borrower Limit exceeded by the Bank:- Nil
7.5 +|ii +O/Unsecured Advances ( Ec `. / Amount in ` Crore)
h/Particulars 31 S, 2016 E li E +x/As at 31st March 2016
E E E +|ii +O
Total Unsecured Advances of the Bank 8150.29
E) Vx +i |ii l <], <, |vE

+n { E |i E +O E
a) Of which amount of advances outstanding against charge
over intangible securities such as rights,licences,authority etc 0.00
J) B +i |ii E +xxE
b) The estimated value of such intangible securities 0.00
102
8. v 8. Miscellaneous
8.1 +E E B EB MB |vx E 8.1 Amount of Provision made for Income Tax
h/Particulars 31.03.2016 31.03.2015
+E E B |vx/Provision for Income Tax

i /In India x/Nil 426.03
i E /Outside India 20.09 18.03
8.2 .. E u +v{i i E |E]x 8.2 Disclosure of penalties imposed by RBI.
i V E x EM xx +vx, 1949 E v Reserve Bank of India has not imposed any penalty on the
46(4) E +vx E { E< i +v{i x E * Bank u/s 46(4) of the Banking regulation Act, 1949
9.0. J xE E +x |E]x +{IB 9.0. Disclosures Requirement as per Accounting Standards:

9.1 +v E B x x, +v { n il J 9.1 Net Profit or Loss for the period, prior period items and
xi {ix (BB-5) changes in accounting policies (AS-5):
-x J E< +v { n x E M< , There is no material prior period item included in Profit &
V .. E E nxn E l {ì +<B+< u Loss account required to be disclosed as per AS 5 issued
V BB-5 E +x |E] E Vx +{Ii * by ICAI read with RBI guidelines.
9.2 V E xi (BB-9): 9.2 Revenue Recognition (AS-9):

V E xi JEx xE (BB-9) + +xS-17 E Revenue is recognized as per Accounting Standard (AS-9)
JEx xi . 9 E +x n M< * and Accounting policy No. 9 of Schedule -17.
9.3 BB-15-ES i : 9.3 AS - 15 Employee Benefits

Provision for Employee Benefits viz. Pension, Gratuity, Leave
ES i x {x, ={nx, U^ E xEnEh, Encashment, Sick Leave, LFC/LTC, medical benefits to
U^, BB/B], xii B i xnE +n retired and in service Directors and their family members
il =xE { E n E B SEi v, +n i etc. has been made as per Revised Accounting Standard
vi J xE (BB-15) E +x |vx E M * (AS) -15.
A sum of Rs. 1572.61 Crore has been charged to Profit and
S E ni+ E B B x Ji . 1572.61 Loss Account towards current year's liabilities. As far as
Ec E Ii E M< * V iE +vx E +iMi liability on account of amortization due to reopening of
{x E{ E {x: Ex + ={nx E gx E pension option and enhancement of gratuity limit under the
{ {vx i =i{xx ni E i , B E Act, the amount was adjusted in five years (As per RBI
guidelines as enumerated in circular no.
{S Vi E M (i V E E {{j DBOD.BP.BC.80.21.04.018/2010-11 dated 09.02.2011)
GE b+b. {. 80.21.04.018/2010-11 nxE ended on 31.03.2015.
09.02.2011 nB MB nxn E +x) *
103
|E B +i ni- E x : / Reconciliation of opening and closing balances of obligations:
( Ec ` / ` in Crore)
xvE/FUNDED +xvE/UNFUNDED
{x ={nx U^ E BB/ xnE E

xEnEh B] U^ SEi |v
Pension Gratuity Leave LFC/ LTC Sick Leave Med. Benefits to
Encashment Directors
|E ni
Opening Obligation 5293.58 802.29 363.40 30.53 10.93 0.48
S Mi
Current Service Cost 499.65 39.42 66.31 0.00 2.45 0.00
V Mi
Interest Cost 393.86 56.38 29.07 2.44 0.87 0.04
|nii i
Benefit Paid (740.57) (195.09) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
EE x/()
Actuarial Loss/(Gain) 856.09 80.22 (83.17) (1.07) (2.23) 0.21
+i ni
Closing Obligation 6302.61 783.22 375.61 31.90 12.02 0.73
|E B +i Vx +i E x / Reconciliation of opening and closing balances of plan assets:

{x/Pension ={nx/Gratuity
Vx +i E |E
Opening Value of Plan Assets 5162.62 800.29
Vx +i { |ii |i
Expected Return on Plan Assets 462.05 71.23
+nx
Contributions 1004.67 85.21
|nii i
Benefits Paid (740.57) (195.09)
EE /(x)
Actuarial Gain/(Loss) (158.56) (6.77)
Vx +i E +i
Closing Value of Plan Assets 5730.21 754.87
104
vxEi EE /x/Actuarial Gain/Loss Reconciled
{x ={nx U^ E BB/ U^ xnE

xEnEh B] E SEi
|v
Pension Gratuity Leave LFC / LTC Sick Medical
Encashment Leave Benefits
to Directors
b EE x/
()- ni
Actuarial Loss/(Gain)
for the Year - Obligation 856.09 80.22 (83.17) (1.07) (2.23) 0.21
b EE /
(x) - Vx +i
Actuarial Gain/(Loss)
for the Year - Plan Asset (158.56) (6.77) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
b E x/()
Total Loss /(Gain) for the Year 1014.65 86.99 (83.17) (1.07) (2.23) 0.21
EE x/()
xi |{i
Actuarial Loss/(Gain)
Recognised in the Year 1014.65 86.99 (83.17) (1.07) (2.23) 0.21
-x J h xi |{i /Expenses Recognized in Statement of Profit & Loss Account


xEnEh B] E SEi
|v
to Directors
S Mi
Current Service Cost 499.65 39.42 66.31 0.00 2.45 0.00
V Mi
Interest Cost 393.86 56.38 29.07 2.44 0.87 0.04
{ + E Mi
Past Service Cost 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Vx +i { |ii |i
Expected Return on Plan Asset 462.05 71.23 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
xi |{i r
EE x/()
Net Actuarial Loss/ (Gain)
Recognized in the Year 1014.65 86.99 (83.17) (1.07) (2.23) 0.21
/x J xi |{i
Expenses Recognized in
Statement of Profit/Loss 1446.11 111.56 12.21 1.37 1.10 0.25
105
ix--{j xi |{i /Amounts Recognized in the Balance Sheet

xEnEh B] E SEi
|v
to Directors
31.03.2016 E li E +x
ni E ix
Present Value of Obligations
as at 31.03.2016 6302.61 783.22 375.61 31.90 12.02 0.73
31.03.2015 E li E +x Vx
+i E =Si /|vx E
Fair Value of Plan Assets/Amount
of Provision held as at 31.03.2015 5730.21 754.87 363.40 30.53 10.93 0.48
ix-{j xi |{i x
=ug;t/(+i)
Net Liability/(Asset) recognized
in the Balance Sheet 572.40 28.35 12.21 1.37 1.09 0.25
x E : Investment Details:
E) ={nx xv E B i Vx xM x - 100% a) Investment with LIC of India for Gratuity Fund - 100%
J) {x xv E i =Si E |ii E { Vx +i b) Major Categories of Plan assets as percentage of Fair Value
E |J h in respect of Pension Fund
<C] /Equities 0%
xi + B @h |ii
Fixed income & debt securities 20.00%
V Special Deposit 0%
+x +i Bx] E] C]
Other Assets / Annuity contractor 80.00%
E/Total 100.00%
EE +xx / Principal Actuarial Assumptions :

i n iE/Mortality Rate Table Vx xM/LICI (1994-96)
+vi +/Superannuation Age 60 /60 Years
{ xk + EMi/Early Retirement & Disablement 10 |i |i V / 10 Per Thousand Per Annum
45 E + +vE E 6 / 6 Above age 45
29 B 45 E S E 3 / 3 between 29 and 45
29 E + E 1 / 1 below age 29
i n/Discount Rate 8.00 %
pi n/Inflation Rate 5.25 %
Vx +i { |i/Return on Plan Asset 8.95% ( {x i/For Pension )

8.90% ( ={nx i/For Gratuity )
G Vx/Remaining Working Life G Vx 6 {x / 14 JMo Wv=tl b
6 Years in Pension / 14 Years in Gratuity
|Ci j/Formula Used +xxi x] f{Uurzx {ri/Projected Unit Credit Method
106
9.4 M] {]M / Segment Reporting (AS- 17)
M--+ : E M] / Part A: Business Segment
E
M] ]V E{] / EM ] EM +x EM {Sx M
Business Treasury Corporate/Wholesale Retail Banking Other Banking Total
Segment Banking Operations
h S {U S {U S {U S {U S {U
Particulars Current Previous Current Previous Current Previous Current Previous Current Previous
Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year Year
n
Revenue 7296.64 6714.59 8032.30 9633.94 4778.52 4967.2 49.82 46.82 21362.54
{h
Result 1422.09 2084.08 1367.14 1809.91 764.34 969.41 49.82 46.82 4910.22
+x]i

Unallocated 0.00
Expenses
{Sx
Operating
Profit 4910.22
+E
Income Tax 444.06
+x
/x
Extraordinary 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Profit/Loss
x
Net Profit 1137.80
+x Sx
Other
Information
M]
+i
Segment 112913.65 94111.98 82364.01 100469.03 49604.87 51335.9 0.00 0.00 245916.91
Assets
+x]i
+i
Unallocated 0.00
assets
E +i
Total Assets 245916.91
M]
niB
Segment 95508.97 72941.6 93226.57 114480.21 56146.99 58495.1 0.00 0.00 245916.91
Liabilities
+x]i
niB
Unallocated 0.00
Liabilities
E niB
Total 245916.91
Liabilities
107
M-+ : ME M] / Part B: Geographic segment
h/Particulars n/Domestic +i]/International M/Total

S {U S {U S {U
Current Year Previous Year Current Year Previous Year Current Year Previous Year
V/Revenue 19596.63 20791.50 560.65 571.04 20157.28 21362.54
+i/Assets 221963.64 221112.82 22918.89 24804.09 244882.53 245916.91
9.5 vi {] |E]Eh (BB-18) : 9.5 Related Party Disclosures (AS-18):

E) |J |vx EE a) Key Management Personnel
i) |v xnE B J E{E +vE i) Managing Director & CEO (MD & CEO)
+. E. ]CE (n. 02.11.2015 ) Shri R. K. Takkar (From 02.11.2015)
+h E (n. 31.08.2015 iE) Shri Arun Kaul (Till 31.08.2015) (Ex CMD)
ii) E{E xnEMh ii) Executive Directors (ED)
Sh (n. 10.03.2015 ) Shri Charan Singh (From 10.03.2015)
V. h + (n. 01.02.2016 )
Shri G. Subramania Iyer (From 01.02.2016)
V E MM (n. 31.01.2016 iE) Shri J K Garg (Till 31.01.2016)
|J EE + +v E E {i* Transactions with Key Management Personnel
( J ` / Amount in ` lakh)
|J |vx EE +v n
Key Management Period Items Amount
Personnel
+.
. E. ]CE 02.11.2015 / to {E,
|v xnE B <= 31.03.2016 {v B |ix
Shri R. K. Takkar Remuneration, 8.16
MD & CEO perquisites & Incentive
V/Deposits 1.09
E E E Nught x
Investments in UCO Shares 0.01
|{i V /Interest Received 0.03
=v/Borrowings x/Nil
+ h E 01.04.2015 /to {E,
+vI B |v xnE 31.08.2015 {v B |ix
Shri Arun Kaul Remuneration, 15.00
CMD perquisites & Incentive
V/Deposits 88.99
E E E Nught x
Investments in UCO Shares x/Nil
=v/Borrowings x/Nil
Sh 01.04.2015 /to {E,
E{E xnE 31.03.2016 {v B |ix
Shri Charan Singh Remuneration,
ED perquisites & Incentive 17.37
V/Deposits 10.70
E E E Nught x
=v/Borrowings 7.50
108
( J ` )/ (Amount in ` lakh)
|J |vx EE +v n
Key Management Period Items Amount
Personnel
V. h + 01.02.2016 / to {E,
E{E xnE 31.03.2016 {v B |ix
Shri G. Subramania Iyer Remuneration,
V/Deposits 0.29
E E E Nught x
|{i V /Interest Received x/Nil
=v/Borrowings x/Nil
V. E. MM 01.04.2015/ to {E,
E{E xnE 31.01.2016 {v B |ix
Shri J. K. Garg Remuneration,
V/Deposits 17.76
E E E Nught x
=v/Borrowings x/Nil
|vx u l Ei B |hi / As compiled and certified by the management
c) Associates
M) M Regional Rural Banks (RRB) sponsored by the Bank are as under:
E u |Vi Ij Oh E xxx :
i) Oh E i) Bihar Gramin Bank
ii) {S M Oh E ii) Paschim Banga Gramin Bank
P) Ij Oh E E l x-nx E |E]x BB-18, vi d) The transactions with RRB have not been disclosed in view
of Para -9 of the AS-18, Related Party Disclosure which
{] |E]x E {-9 E qxV x E M CE = exempts State Controlled Enterprises from making any
V xji =t E B +x vi {] E l,V disclosures pertaining to their transactions with other related
V xji =t ,EB Vx x-nx v |E]x parties, which are also State Controlled Enterprises
Ex U] n M< *
9.6. |i +Vx (<{B): (BB -20) 9.6 . EARNINGS PER SHARE (EPS)- (AS-20):
|i +Vx (<{B) E {Ex / Calculation of EPS
31.3.2016 31.3.2015
<C] vE E B ={v E
E n x (Ec ` )
Net profit after tax
available for equity shareholders (` in crore) -2799.25 1137.80
<C] E J
Number of equity shares 107,55,91,712 107,55,91,712
VJvi <C] E J
Weighted Number of equity shares 107,55,91,712 101,55,43,171
|i E iE (
` )
Nominal Value per Share (Amount in `) 10.00 10.00
|i E B ztRgwxuz +Vx (
` )
Basic & Diluted Earnings per Share (Amount in `) -26.03 11.20
109
9.7 S E M/Ci =t E E M xjE 9.7 As the Bank does not have Subsidiaries or controlling
i x , +i: +<B+< u V Ei ii h interest in Associates/Joint Ventures, AS 21- Consolidated
Financial Statements, AS 23 - Accounting for Investments
BB 21, Ei ii h M x E in Associates in Consolidated Financial Statements, AS-
J BB 23, +ii {Sx-BB 24 +i ii {]M- 24 - Discontinuing Operations, AS-25 - Interim Financial
BB 25 + Ci =t i E ii {]M BB 27 Reporting and AS 27 - Financial Reporting of Interest in
E { M x * Joint Ventures issued by the ICAI are not applicable to the
Bank.
9.8 Accounting for Taxes on Income (AS-22):
9.8 + { E E JEx (B-22)
a) During the year net amount of Rs.1680.94 Crore (Rs. 154.82
E) E nx J xE BB-22 E +x `1680.94 Ec Crore) has been recognized as Deferred Tax Assets as per
(`154.82 Ec) E x E {Sx bb ]C B] E accounting standard AS-22.
{ E M< *
h nxE 31.03.2016 E nxE 31.03.2015 E

li E +x li E +x
Particulars As on 31.03.2016 As on 31.03.2015
+lMi E +i / Deferred Tax Assets

+M V< x / Carried Forward Loss 1305.03 28.59
U^ E xEnEh E B |vx / Provision for leave encashment 129.99 123.52
=Si / Diminution in fair value 137.44 170.05
BB-15 E B |vx/ Provision for AS-15 16.56 15.32
xE +i E B |vx / Provision for Standard Assets 226.71 311.08
x Ex +i / Difference in investment valuation 20.87 0.00
E{] / +EE ni +n E B |vxProvision for Fraud/Contingent liability etc. 224.71 41.61
M:/TOTAL : 2061.31 690.17
h nxE 31.03.2016 E nxE 31.03.2015 E

li E +x li E +x
+lMi E niB/Deferred Tax Liabilities

+S +i {
Depreciation on Fixed Assets 48.11 173.00
x x +i
Difference in Investment valuations 0 184.90
M:/TOTAL: 48.11 357.90

+lMi E +i (x) / Deferred Tax Assets (Net) 2013.20 332.27
110
9.9 +i +i (BB-26) : 9.9 Intangible assets (AS-26):
+S +i E{] }] V +<B+< Fixed Assets include computer software, which has been
u V BB-26 E +x +i +i x M * considered as intangible assets as per AS-26 issued by
}] +i E P]-g xS n M< : the ICAI. The movement in software asset is given below:
h nxE 31.03.2016 E nxE 31.03.2015 E

li E +x li E +x
E | E E
Gross Block at the beginning of the year 45.24 24.08
E nx {vx/Addition during the year 13.62 27.36
P]B: +i +i E {hi: {vi Sx

Less: Retirement of intangibles fully amortised 25.20 6.20
M/Total 33.66 45.24
P]B: y=Tgr;; {vx

({vi +i E x] + )
Less: Amortization up to date
(Net of amount on assets retired) 14.89 29.10
P]B: +{x x
Less: Impairment Loss 0.00 0.00
E +i x E
Net Block at the end of the year 18.77 16.14
{vx nxE 31.03.2016 E nxE 31.03.2015 E

li E +x li E +x
Amortization As on 31.03.2016 As on 31.03.2015
|E /Opening balance 29.10 19.88
Vc: +{x x/Add: Impairment Loss x/Nil x/Nil

Vc: E nx x {vx/
Add: Amortization recognised during the year 10.99 15.42
P]B: Si +i { xVx/
Less: Appropriation on assets retired 25.20 6.20
+i /Closing Balance 14.89 29.10
9.10 +i E +xVEi : 9.10 Impairment of Assets (AS-28):
J xE-28 +i E +xVEi E Jb 5 Jb 13 In view of the absence of the indication of material

impairment within the meaning of clause 5 to clause 13 of
iE E +lxiMi iiE +xVEi E Ih x nJ< nx Accounting Standard-28 Impairment of Assets, no
E i E vx Ji B S ii E i +S impairment of fixed assets is required in respect of current
+i E +xVEi +{Ii x * financial year.
111
10.0 +iCi |E]x : / Additional disclosures:
10.1 |vx B +EEiB / Provisions & Contingencies ( Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)
-x J E +vx ni S {U
|vx B +EEi+' E h
Break up of 'Provisions and Contingencies shown under Current Previous
the head Expenditure in Profit and Loss Account Year Year
x { E B |vx/Provision for depreciation on Investment 114.08 15.01

+xVE +i E B |vx/Provision towards NPA 6299.34 1836.37
YlveytRo E B |vx/Provision towards NPI 49.05 39.08
xE +i E B |vx/Provision towards Standard Assets -291.21 32.16
Evx E B |vx
Provision towards Taxation 20.09 444.06
+x |vx B +EEiB ( i)
Other Provision and Contingencies (with details)
vE / +EEiB / E{] / Legal Cases / Contingencies/Frauds 2.49 0.44
=Si / Diminution in Fair Value -212.22 63.64
+lMi E +i/Deferred Tax Assets -1680.94 0
xxi BEi E @h / MAT Credit 0 0
E ix {xIh / Arrear Wage Revision 247.31 135.00
v |vx / Miscellaneous Provision 1854.65 1206.66
M / Total 6402.64 3772.42
10.2 +EE niB 10.2 Contingent Liabilities

E) ix-{j E +xS 12 E G . (1) l=Ji niB a) Such liabilities as mentioned at Serial No. (I) of Schedule
G: x E xh, vl {S], x { 12 of Balance Sheet are dependent upon the judgement of
x{], +{ E x{]x, M M< , nMi ni court, arbitration award, out of court settlement, disposal
E i, xMi x + vi {] u E M< M { of appeals, the amount being called up, terms of contractual
x Ei il V E E r n iEMi i = obligations, devolvement and raising of demand by
li +E |vx E Vi * concerned parties, respectively and necessary provision is
made where claim against the Bank is tenable.
J) x q { xx +{ xh E +v {/n v b) Based on various appellate decisions on identical issues /
i E +xnx E i Ji B +{ { E< Ex pending approval of Committee on Disputes for pursuing
i +E E ni M , i, `10.66 Ec appeals, disputed demand of Income Tax, Penalty, Interest
(`10.66 Ec) E V B V E E +xS 12 and Interest Tax amounting to Rs. 10.66 Crore (Rs. 10.66
+EE ni E +vx ni E M * |vx u Crore) has been shown in Schedule 12 under Contingent
<E |vx E Vx +E x Z M CE Liability. No provision has been considered necessary by
xx I |vE E I +{ E B the Management as the matters are pending for disposal
i * =Jx E xx EEi =SS x before various competent Authorities. It is pertinent to men-
E I `3.38 Ec E V E E i E xh tion that Interest Tax issue pending before Hon'ble High
E E {I E M * + E M +n |{i x Court of Kolkata amounting to Rs. 3.38 Crore has been
{ E V E l { |{i Ex E B {j M* decided in favour of the Bank. On receipt of order effect
E E < { E =SSi /=SSi x form Income Tax department, Bank shall be entitled to re-
ceive the entire amount along with interest. Bank has re-
E I + E M u +{ n EB Vx E v ceived no intimation/notice regarding filing of appeal by
Sx/x] |{i x < * Income Tax Department in any higher Forum/Supreme
10.3 +l |vx x Court on this issue.
10.4 ={M E Eh +Ii E x 10.3 Floating Provisions Nil
10.4 Draw Down From Reserves Nil
112
10.5 Ei E |E]Eh 10.5 Disclosure of Complaints
+) OE-Ei : A) Customer Complaints:
S {U
Current Year Previous Year
E E | i Ei E J
A No. of complaints pending at the beginning of the year 54 142
J E nx |{i Ei E J
B No. of complaints received during the year 9049 8484
M E nx x{]< M< Ei E J
C No. of complaints redressed during the year 9024 8572
P E +i i Ei E J
D No. of complaints pending at the end of the year 79 54
x` : OE Ei B]B Ei
Note : Number of customer complaints also includes ATM complaints.
+) nxE 31.03.2016 E li E +x i Ei E B) Age wise classification of pending complaints as on

+v MEh 31.03.16
30 nx iE 31 nx E 3 +vE 6 +vE iE M
3 iE E 6 iE
Upto 30 days 31 days to > 3 months to > 6 months Total
3 months 6 months
79 0 0 0 79
<) EM E{ u {i +b: C) Awards passed by the Banking Ombudsman:
S {U
E E | Exi x EB MB +b E J
a No. of unimplemented awards at the beginning of the year 1 3
J E nx EM E{ u {i +b E J
b No. of Awards passed by the Banking Ombudsman during the year 0 9
M E nx Exi +b E J
c No. of Awards implemented during the year 1 11
P E +i Exi x EB MB +b E J
d No. of unimplemented Awards at the end of the year 0 1
P) B]B-Ei : d) ATM Related Complaints:
S {U
E E | Exi x EB MB +b E J
a No. of complaints pending at the beginning of the year 0 0
J E nx |{i Ei E J
b No. of complaints received during the year 1602 2182
M E nx x{]< M< Ei E J
c No. of complaints redressed during the year 1598 2182
P E +i i Ei E J
d No. of complaints pending at the end of the year 4 0
113
10.6 SEi +x {j E |E]Eh 10.6 Disclosure of Letter of Comforts
The Bank issues Letter of Comforts on behalf of its various
E +{x xx OE E + =xE Ei @h constituents against the credit limits sanctioned to them. In
E |i SEi +x {j V Ei * |vx E the opinion of Management, no significant financial impact
E u { B S E nx V EB MB + and cumulative financial obligations have been assessed
E SEi +x {j E +vx E iiE ii under LOCs issued by the Bank in the past, during the
current year and still outstanding. Brief details of LOCs
| il S ii vi E +xx x E M * issued by the Bank are as follows:
E u V EB MB SEi +x {j E I{i
xxx :
( Ec ` )/Amount in ` Crore)
1 2015-16 E nx V EB MB SEi +x {j
Letter of Comforts issued during the year 2015-16 4137.37
2 2015-16 E nx {{C / q EB MB SEi +x {j
Letter of Comforts matured/cancelled during the year 2015-16 9160.97
3 nxE 31.03.2016 E li E +x E SEi +x {j
Letter of Comforts outstanding as on 31.03.2016 1818.45
10.7 |vxEh EV +x{i 10.7 Provisioning Coverage Ratio
nxE 31.03.2016 nxE 31.03.2015 E

E li E +x (S ) li E +x ({U )
As on 31.03.2016 As on 31.03.2015
(Current Year) (Previous Year)
|vxEh EV +x{i/Provisioning Coverage Ratio 53.87% 52.65 %
10.8 Income from Bancassurance

10.8 E +
E, E < E E B i Vx Bank is a Corporate Agent of Life Insurance Corporation of
xM + E xx-< E B Vx < India for Bancassurance Life and Reliance General
Insurance Company Ltd for Bancassurance Non-Life
E{x . E E{] BV] * E E + E business. Details of income from Bancassurance is given
x xxx : below:
E E |E S {U
Type of Business Current Year Previous Year
< E / Life Business 6.02 7.31
xx-< E / Non Life Business 4.39 5.00
10.9 V,, +O,, @h E E ph 10.9 Concentration of Deposits, Advances, Exposures
E) V E E ph a) Concentration of Deposits
S /Current Year {U /Previous Year

+ivE c VEi+ E E V
Total Deposits of twenty largest depositors 35463.76 41118.45
E E E V E ix +ivE c VEi+
E V E |ii
Percentage of Deposits of twenty largest depositors to total
Deposits of the bank 17.12% 19.18 %
b) Concentration of Advances
J) +O E E ph
S {U
+ivE c =vEi+ E E +O /Total advances to twenty largest borrowers 13179.34 19859.11

E E E +O E ix +ivE c =vEi+ E +O E |ii
Percentage of advances to twenty largest borrowers to total advances of the Bank 8.52% 11.06 %
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M) @ h E E ph c) Concentration of Exposures
S {U
+ivE c =vEi+/OE E nB MB E @h
Total exposure to twenty largest borrowers/customers 22632.70 29321.18
E E =vEi+/OE E nB MB E @h E ix
+ivE c =vEi+/OE E nB MB @h E |ii
Percentage of exposures to twenty largest borrowers/customers to total
exposure of the Bank on borrowers/customers 13.51% 15.28 %
10.10 +xVE +i E E ph 10.10 Concentration of NPAs
h / Particulars 2015-16 2014-15
S c +xVE +i Ji E E @ h
Total Exposure to top four NPA accounts 3205.92 1654.84
10.11 Ij +xVE +i 10.11 Sector wise Advances

S / Current Year {U / Previous Year

= Ij = Ij
E E +O E E +O E
G. E E E E E
. ix E ix E
+O/ Bx{B/ Bx{B E +O/ Bx{B/ Bx{B E
Sl. |ii/ |ii/
Outstand- Gross NPAs Percentage of Outstanding Percentage
No. Ij /Sector Gross NPAs Total Advance
Gross NPAs
ing of Gross
Total to Total NPAs to Total
Advance Advances in Advances in
that sector that sector
A |lEi|{i Ij /Priority Sector
1 E B r EE{/
Agriculture and allied activities 19593 1651 8.43 15935 1298 8.15
2 |lEi|{i Ij E =v E B {j
=tM Ij E +O/
Advances to industries sector eligible
as priority sector lending 14815 1522 10.27 13153 1071 8.14
3 Ij/Services 11217 1092 9.74 12092 978 8.09
4 HE @h /Personal Loans 4323 539 12.47 8046 528 6.56
={-M(+)/Sub-total (A) 49948 4804 9.62 49226 3875 7.87
B M |lEi|{i Ij
Non Priority Sector
1 E B r EE{/
Agriculture and allied activities 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00
2 =tM/Industry 55223 12356 22.37 51014 5027 9.85
3 Ij/Services 3672 987 26.88 1505 131 8.70
4 HE @h/Personal Loans 6126 941 15.36 5440 369 6.78
5 +x/Others 20539 1820 8.86 44627 863 1.93
={M(+)/Sub-total (B) 85560 16104 18.82 102586 6390 6.23
E (+++)/Total (A+B) 135508 20908 15.43 151812 10265 6.76
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10.12 +xVE +i E P]--g 10.12 Movement of NPAs
+xVE +i / Non-Performing Assets
n / Item 2015-16 2014-15
E) nxE
01.04.2015 E li E +x E +xVE +i (|E ) 10265.05 6621.37
a) Gross NPAs as on 01.04.2015 (Opening Balance)
J) E nx {vx
(x< +xVE +i) x +i VcE
b) Additions (Fresh NPAs) during the year 14913.80 7537.18
plus Exchange Difference 28.55 14.13
={ M (+)/Sub Total (A) 25207.40 14172.68
M/c) P]B:/Less:
(i) Ob =xxx/Upgradations 1357.86 877.44
(ii) (Ob gB MB Ji E M< E UcE)
Recoveries (excluding recoveries
made from upgraded accounts) 1368.58 1629.05
(iii) iExE / E{h ^ Ji bx
Technical/PrudentialWrite-offs 1283.19 1255.52
(iv) =H (iii) E +vx E Uc
E ^ Ji bx
Write-Off other than those under (iii) above 290.04 145.62
={ M (+)/Sub total (B) 4299.67 3907.63
nxE
31 S, 2016 E li E +x E +xVE +i (+i ) (+-+)
Gross NPAs as on 31st March 2016 (Closing Balance) (A-B) 20907.73 10265.05
iExE / E{h ^ Ji b MB Ji E / Details of Technical/Prudential Written-Off Accounts:

nxE 01.04.2015 E iExE /E{h ^ Ji b MB Ji E |E
Opening balance of Technical/Prudential written off accounts as at 01.04.2015 2736.14 1652.91
Add: (i) E n x iExE/E{h ^ Ji b MB

Technical/Prudential write-offs during the year 1283.19 1255.52
(ii) {x Ji +vE/Addition to Old Accounts 15.37 7.44
={ M (+)/Sub-total (A) 4034.70 2915.87

P]B E n x { iExE/E{h ^ Ji b MB Ji (+)
Less: Recoveries made from previously technical/prudential written-off accounts during the year (B) 135.56 179.73
31.03.2016 E +i
Closing balance as at 31.03.2016 3899.14 2736.14
10.13 n li +i, +xVE +i + V /Overseas Assets, NPAs and Revenue ( Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)

E +i/Total Assets 22918.89 24804.09
E +xVE +i/Total NPAs 801.78 483.27
E V/Total revenue 560.65 571.03
10.14 ix-{j <i |Vi B{ 10.14 Off-balance Sheet SPVs sponsored
E x E B{ E |Vi x E * Bank has not sponsored any SPVs.
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10.15 x 10.15 Reconciliation:
EpEi EM vx (B) E Exx +vE Most of the inter branch transactions are reconciled
+i J xnx E vx +{x +{ Vi * +i automatically with implementation of Centralized Banking
Solution (CBS). Very few entries under inter branch
J J B +i-E J J i E E |] account & inter bank account requires reconciliation which
E vx E +Ei i V ii +v { is done on ongoing basis.
E Vi *
Reconciliation of entries outstanding has been drawn upto
nxE 31.03.2016 iE +i-J J + +i-E 31.03.2016 in case of Inter-Branch Accounts and in Inter-
J E E |] E x E M * Bank Accounts. Elimination of entries outstanding in Inter-
i V E, i ]] E, E x] J +n Bank Accounts including Reserve Bank of India, State
i +i-E J + b}], =Si J, J Vx, Bank of India, NOSTRO Accounts etc. and in Inter-Branch
vx v x-nx, xv +ih, i +ih, +i Accounts viz. drafts, suspense, branch adjustment,
E +vOh i |nii +O vi , v xn clearing transactions, fund transfers, telegraphic transfers,
V +i-J J E |] E x E E balances pertaining to advances paid for acquisition of
|Mi { * |vx E V/+i/ni+ { assets, sundry creditors etc. is in progress. In the opinion
of the management, consequential effect of the above on
=E E< iiE | x {cM* the revenue/assets/liabilities will not be material.
10.16 VEi I B VMEi xv (b<BB) +ih 10.16 Transfer to Depositor Education and Awareness Fund
(DEAF) ( Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)
h/Particulars S /Current Year {U / Previous Year
b<BB E +ii E |E
Opening balance of amounts transferred to DEAF 21.17 0
Vc : E n x b<BB E +ii
Add: Amount transferred to DEAF during the year 72.38 21.17
P]B : n i b<BB u |i{i
Less: Amount reimbursed by DEAF towards claims 0.20 0
b<BB E +ii E +i
Closing balance of amounts transferred to DEAF 93.35 21.17
10.17 +Ii n p BC{W 10.17 Unhedged Foreign Currency Exposure:
++< E nxn E +x, E x BB< B E{] In terms of RBI Guidelines, our Bank has framed a policy on
i =vEi+ E +Ii n p BC{W { xi Mì E 'Unhedged Foreign Exchange Exposure by borrowers including
SMEs and Corporates duly approved by the Board. The policy
V xnE b u vi +xni E M * < xi inter-alia provides for:
+x i E + xx |vx :
l BB< i OE E +Ii n p BC{W l Monitoring and review of Unhedged Foreign Currency
(B<) E xMx B I* Exposure (UFCE) of all customers including SMEs.
l +Ii n p BC{W H xE E BC{W E l Incremental capital and provisioning requirements for ex-
B r {V B |vxMi +EiB* posures to entities with Unhedged Foreign Currency Ex-

posure.
l Ih |nx Ex E B B< | E xvh + l Stipulation of UFCE Charge in order to provide protection

and discourage entities having UFCE.
B< Jx xE E iii Ex*
={v +Ec, k h + =vEi+ |{i Ph E Based on the available data and financial statements and the
declaration from borrowers, the bank has estimated the liability
+v { E x 31.03.2016 E `56.60J E ni E +xx of Rs. 56.60 lacs as on 31.03.2016 and made a provision of Rs.
M il E n x `24.48 J E |vx E + 24.48 Lacs during the year and allocated capital of Rs.46 Lacs
`46 J E {V +Ii n p BC{W E B =xE P]E as on 31.03.2016 on Unhedged Foreign Currency Exposure
(UFCE) to their constituents in terms of RBI Circulars and our
i +]i E V i W E E {{j il xnE Board approved policy.
b u +xni xi E +x{ *
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10.18 SxvEV +x{i (B+) 10.18 Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR):
B+ b] E Mhk Ex B {h Qualitative Assessment of LCR data and Result:
B+ E xvE ii: Driver of LCR:
Ivx +v E nx B+ E iVxE i E B E The bank main driver of satisfactory level of LCR during the period
E xvE ii have been
l S {{k E =SS Mhk V E |ii x l High quality of Liquid Asset such as investment in
Government securities
l +{v {{k x Vx Q E +Mx i l Investment in short term assets resulting in quick inflows.

l l ni+ { l Reliance on Stable liabilities.
=SS Mhk E S {{k (BSCBB): BSCBB High Quality liquid Assets (HQLA): Our HQLA comprises of
following
xxEi :
i 1 E {{k l Level 1 Assets
1. ={v i xEn, V ++ E +iE Vn xEn 1. Cash in hand including Cash Reserve in excess of
W * CRR
2. +x BB+ E +iE Vn E |ii* 2. Govt. Securities in Excess of Mandatory SLR

3. BB+ |ii E { r M B E ni+ E 3. 7% of Net Demand and Time Liabilities in the form of
7%* SLR securities.
4. BB+ |ii E { r M B E ni+ E 4. 3% of Net Demand and Time Liabilities in the form of
3%* SLR securities.
i 2 E {{k (E/k l u V x E M<) l Level 2 Assets (Not issued by Banks/Financial

Institution)
1. VxE Ij E xE ({B<) { n =xE u 1. Marketable securities representing claims on or claims
M]Ei n E |ixvi Ex G M |ii guaranteed by Public Sector Entities (PSEs) having
risk weight 20% under the Basel II
VxE II E ii VJ 20% E *
2. BxB< BxBC x}] SEE +/ B Bb { B< 2. Common Equity Shares Included in NSE CNX Nifty
index and/or S&P BSE Sensex index
xC SEE Ex <C]
xvx i E E ph : vi{h ni+ H xvx Concentration of Funding Sources: Our Funding sources is
well spread with diversified liabilities portfolio comprising mainly
i E +v ii V Ji: of
l S V B Si V, + l Current Deposit and Saving Deposit, and
l n V l Term Deposit
E< E xE x il BE i { Sxv E |vx We do not have any group entities and liquidity at solo level is
being managed centrally.
ExpEi { E Vi *
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|jiE |E]Eh/Quantitative Disclosure: (+E Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)
S /Current Year * {U / Previous Year**
E +i E i E +i E i
(+i) (+i) (+i) (+i)
Total Unweighted Total Weighted Total Unweighted Total Weighted
Value (Average) Value (Average ) Value (Average) Value (Average )
=SS MhkH S {{k/High Quality Liquid Assets

1 E =SS MhkH S {{k 12345678901234567 123456789012345678
12345678901234567
12345678901234567 123456789012345678
123456789012345678
Total High quality Liquid Assets 12345678901234567 39,389.20 123456789012345678
NA 30,727.63
123456789012345678
xEn xE/Cash Outflow
2 ] V/Retails Deposit 1,04,506.05 7,971.69 98,524.52 7,475.35
(i) l V /Stable Deposit 49,578.32 2,478.92 47,541.99 2,377.10
(ii) +{ l V/Less Stable Depsoit 54,927.73 5,492.77 50,982.53 5,098.25
3 +|ii lE +O
Unsecured Wholesale Advances 36,364.16 23,898.80 44,333.01 29,578.71
(i) {Sx V ( |i{I {])
Operational Deposit ( All Counter Parties ) 95.30 23.82 81.84 20.46
(ii) M-{Sx V ( |i{I {])
Non- Operatuonal Deposit ( All Counter Parties ) 36,268.86 23,874.98 44,251.17 29,558.24
(iii) +|ii @h/Unsecured Debt 12345678901234567
-
12345678901234567
- 123456789012345678
1234567890123456781234567890123456
1234567890123456
|ii lE xvx /Secured Wholesale Funding 12345678901234567 1234567890123456781234567890123456
4 12345678901234567 - 1234567890123456781234567890123456
5 +iH Vi, Vx
Additional Requirements of Which 1,180.27 1,180.27 1,137.51 1,137.51
(i) i{xx BC{W B +x {E
Vi vi xE
Outflows related to derivative exposures and other 1,180.27 1,180.27 1,137.51 1,137.51
Collateral Requirements
(ii) @h =i{n { xvx x vi xE
Outlows related to loss of funding on debt Products - - - -
(iii) @h B Sxv vB
Credit and Liquidity facilities - -
6 +x n xvx ni
Other Contractual funding Obligations 930.59 930.59 440.05 440.05
7 +x +EE xvx ni
Other Contingent Funding Obligations 25,783.12 1,230.74 26,282.93 1,314.14
8 E xEn xE/Total Cash Outflows 35,212.09 39,945.76
xEn xE/ Cash Inflow

9 |ii =v (=n. {)
Secured Lending ( eg. Reverse Repo ) 121.66 - 123.39 -
10 {hi: +VE BC{W +Mx
Inflows from Fully Performing Exposures 12,420.05 9,505.66 15,063.28 12,175.50
11 +x xEn +Mx/Other Cash inflow 3,021.52 1,799.81 3,402.93 1,897.87
12 E xEn +Mx/Total Cash inflow 15,563.23 11,305.46 18,589.61 14,073.37
Total Adjusted Value

12345678901234567 Total Adjusted
123456789012345678 Value
12345678901234567 123456789012345678
12345678901234567 123456789012345678
21 E BSCBB/ Total HQLA 12345678901234567
12345678901234567 39,389.20 123456789012345678
123456789012345678 30,727.63
12345678901234567 123456789012345678
22 E x xEn xE/Total Net Cash Outflow 12345678901234567
12345678901234567 23,906.62 123456789012345678
123456789012345678 25,872.39
Sxv EV +x{i/Liquidity Coverage Ratio (%) 12345678901234567 123456789012345678
23 12345678901234567
12345678901234567
164.76% 123456789012345678
123456789012345678
118.82%
* {U 12 E +i, x +|, 2015 S 2016

** {U {i E +i, x Vx, 2015 S, 2015
* Average of Previous 12 Months i.e. April 2015 to March 2016
** Average of Last Quarter Ended i.e. January 2015 to March 2015
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10.19 +S +i 10.19 Fixed Assets
( ) E x { +{x { E {x x E l il ij (i) Bank had revalued its premises in the past and further
+i|{i EE E VB {x: 31.03.2016 E li E revalued the same as at 31.03.2016, by independent
qualified valuers. The excess of fair market value over
v {x x E l* { Si V the book value is credited to revaluation reserve. As on
+iE E {x x +Ii xv V E M l* date aggregate amount of revaluation reserve (net of
+V E iJ {x x +Ii xv E (G E M< revaluation relating to assets disposed of) is Rs. 2524.82
+i vi {x x E UcE) E `2524.82 crore (Rs.764.23 crore) and depreciation on the revalued
Ec (`764.23 Ec) + {xx +Ii xv E portion charged against revaluation reserve is Rs. 159.16
lx { i {x i + { `159.16 Ec crore (Rs.154.50 crore).
(`154.50 Ec) * (ii) Depreciation is charged on computer and computer
(ii) i V E u xvi n E +x E{] }] peripherals including computer software as per RBI
i E{] il E{] E ={Eh { prescribed rates. Other assets are depreciated as per
M E M * E{x +vx 1956 E {U +xS management prescribed rates which are based upon
XIV { +vi, |vx u xi n E +x +x erstwhile schedule XIV of the Companies Act 1956.
Incremental depreciation consequent upon revaluation
+i E P] M * { E {x x E of premises shall be charged prospectively after
{ r S-ZE i E VBM* determining appropriate rates by the management
E {{k E +] +v i xx P]E considering various factors, including its residual life of
E vx Ji B |vx u ={H n xvi Ex E the assets.
n E VBM*
10.20 Break up of provision held against non-performing
10.20 +xVE +O E v, |ii B Ij |vx
advances into facility-wise, security-wise and sector-wise
E MEh xvi x * V E ix-{j E +xS- is not ascertained. The same is deducted on estimated
9 E M , z M E E +O +xxE basis from gross advances in the various categories to
+v { =E E]i E Vi iE x +O arrive at the balance of net advances as stated in
|{i E V E* Schedule 9 of the Balance Sheet.
10.21 ix {j E iJ E n x P]x+ E B {{k 10.21 Assets and liabilities have been suitably adjusted for
events occurring after the balance sheet date that provide
B ni+ E ={H |E Vi E M * < additional evidence to assist the estimation of amounts
ix-{j E iJ E Vn li vi E relating to conditions existing at the balance sheet date.
+xx Ex E B +iH I ={v i *
11. Disclosure on Frauds
11. vJvc E |E]Eh
G../ S.No.
1. n. 31.06.2016 E {i E n x {] EB MB vJvc E J*
No. of frauds reported during the year ended 31.03.2016 61
2. / Amount involved ` 248.15 Ec/crores
3. i V E E vJvc {] Ex E n E M< *
Recovery made after reporting the fraud to RBI `1.04 Ec/crores
4. E /Balance outstanding `247.11Ec/crores
5. EB MB |vx E j/Quantum of Provision made `247.11Ec/crores
6. '+x +Ii xv' x E M< +{vi |vx E j
Quantum of unamortized provision debited from 'other reserves' x/Nil
12. Bb+ E |E]Eh 12) Disclosure on SDR
xiMi @ h {xSx Vx E +iMi +vOi V {V Shares acquired under Strategic Debt Restructuring scheme
V BC{W { M xi +/|iv,{ EM Miv exempted from regularity ceilings/restrictions on Capital Market
Exposures, investments in Para Banking activities and intra group
x il +i- BC{W U] |{i * exposure:
(+E Ec ` / Amount in ` Crore)
Ji E x E |E +Ei `
No. of accounts Types of shares Face Value Book Value
<CE]
3 Equity 82.02 93.77
13. EÈ nB MB +Ec {U E +Ec E + E i Ei * 13. The bracketed figures indicate previous year's figures.
Previous year's figures have been re-grouped /re-arranged/
{U E +Ec E,V +E Z M , MEi /
re-casted wherever considered necessary.
li/xvi E M *
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J-{IE E ij {]
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS REPORT

i E ]{i
To
The President of India
k h { {]
Report On The Financial Statements
1. x E E ('E') E 31 S, 2016 E Mx k h E J{I E V 31, S, 2016 E ix-{j B +

x J il iiv {i E xEn | h B i{h JEx xi E il +x SxiE Sx i *
<x k h u J{Ii (BE E J i) 21 J+ E, vE J J{IE u J{Ii 1041
J+ E ( J+ i) il lx J{IE u J{Ii 4 n J+ E h * u
J{Ii il +x J{IE u J{Ii J+ E E u Sx J{I E B i W E u E E V
nxn E +x E M * ix-{j il + x J 2012 J+ E h i VxE J{I
x E M< * <x M-J{Ii J+ E +O 8.68 |ii, V 31.39 |ii, V + 5.50 |ii il V
34.50 |ii + *
We have audited the accompanying financial statements of UCO Bank ('the Bank') as at 31st March 2016, which comprise the
Balance Sheet as at 31st March 2016, and the Profit and Loss Account, and the Cash Flow Statement for the year then ended,
and a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information. Incorporated in these financial statements
are the returns of 21 branches (inclusive of one treasury branch) audited by us and 1041 branches (including service branches)
audited by statutory branch auditors and 4 foreign Branches audited by overseas local auditors. The branches audited by us and
those audited by other auditors have been selected by the Bank in accordance with the guidelines issued to the Bank by the
Reserve Bank of India. Also incorporated in the Balance Sheet and the Profit and Loss Account are the returns from 2012
branches which have not been subjected to audit. These unaudited branches account for 8.68 percent of advances, 31.39 per
cent of deposits, 5.50 per cent of interest income and 34.50 per cent of interest expenses.
k h E B |vx E ni
Managements Responsibility for the Financial Statements
2. EE xx +vx, 1949 E v 29 E |vx, i W E u - { V nxn B i xi:

|Si JEx xi E +x { <x ii h E i Ex E ni |vx E * < ni k h, V i{h
Mi J, S E{] SE E Eh , H , E i Ex E Mi +iE xjh E l, {J + = M Ex
*
Management is responsible for the preparation of these financial statements in accordance with the provisions of section 29 of
Banking Regulation Act 1949, Reserve Bank of India guidelines from time to time and accounting standards generally accepted
in India. This responsibility includes design, implementation and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation of
the financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
J{IE E ni /Auditors Responsibility

3. ni u E M< J{I E +v { <x k h { +{x i |E] Ex iE * x i xn JE
lx u J{I { V xE E +x +{x J{I E * <x xE E +{I E xiE +{I+ E +x{x
E + J{I E +Vx il =E x{nx < |E E E k h E v Si +x VB E =x
E< i{h j] x *
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in
accordance with Standards on Auditing issued by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. Those Standards require that
we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial
statements are free from material misstatements.
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4. J{I + |E]Eh E I |{i Ex E Ex{nE {ri xi * Sxi {ri vE J{IE
E { x Ei , Vx k h E Mi Elx, S E{] E Eh j] E, VJ E xvh *
=x VJ xvh E B ={H {li E +x J{I {ri E bV<x Ex E B J{IE k h E
=Si |iiEh il E E i r +iE xjh { S Ei {i <E =n l E +iE xjh E
|i { +{x H Ex x * J{I |H J-xi E ={Hi E Ex il |vx u EB MB J
+xx E iEEi + k h E O |iiEh E Ex *
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements.
The procedures selected depend on the auditor's judgement, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of
the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control
relevant to the Bank's preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are
appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on effectiveness of the entity's internal control.
An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of the accounting
estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.
5. E |{i J{I I +i E +v |nx Ex i {{i + ={H *

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.
+i/Opinion
6. E E J l|ni il k VxE + nB MB {]Eh E +x
:
In our opinion, as shown by books of the bank, and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us:
(E) n M< ]{{h E l {ì ix-{j B {] ix-{j V +E h + = Si {

< |E i E M E i xi: Ei JEx xi E +x{ 31 S, 2016 E li E E E E
E + {] li ni ;
(a) the Balance Sheet, read with the notes thereon is a full and fair Balance Sheet containing all the necessary particulars, is
properly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Bank as at 31st March 2016 in conformity
with accounting principles generally accepted in India;
(J) + x Ji, =E l {ì x] i xi: Ei JEx ri E +x{ E x E ni

; +
(b) the Profit and Loss Account, read with the notes thereon shows a true balance of loss, in conformity with accounting
principles generally accepted in India, for the year covered by the account; and
(M) xEn | h =H iJ E {i xEn | E + {] li ni *

(c) the Cash Flow Statement gives a true and fair view of the cash flows for the year ended on that date.
+x vE B xE +{I+ { {]
Report on Other Legal and Regulatory Requirements
7. ix-{j B + x Ji EE xx +vx,
1949 E v 29 E +x{ i EB MB *
The Balance Sheet and the Profit and Loss Account have been drawn up in accordance with Section 29 of the Banking Regulation
Act,1949
8. ={H +xSUn 1 5 =Ji J{I E + E +vvx il EE E{x (={G E +Vx B +ih) +vx,
1970 u l+{Ii B =x +{Ii |E]Eh E + E +vvx {] Ei E:
Subject to the limitations of the audit indicated in paragraph 1 to 5 above and as required by the Banking Companies (Acquisition
and Transfer of Undertakings) Act, 1970, and subject also to the limitations of disclosure required therein, we report that:
(E) k VxE + E +x J{I E B V Sx B {]Eh +E l, |{i MB

+ x =x iVxE { *
(a) We have obtained all the information and explanations, which, to the best of our knowledge and belief, were necessary for
the purposes of our audit and have found them to be satisfactory;
122
(J) E E V xnx V VxE +B , E E H E +iMi *
(b) The transactions of the Bank, which have come to our notice, have been within the powers of the Bank; and
(M) E E E + J+ |{i h J{I E |Vxl {{i {< M< *

(c) The returns received from the offices and branches of the Bank have been found adequate for the purposes of our audit.
9. {] Ei E :
9. We further report that:
E) < {] u ={M M ix-{j il B x J J B h x Ji ;

(a) the Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss account dealt with by this report are in agreement with the books of account and
returns;
J) EE xx +vx, 1949 E v 29 E ii E E J J{IE u J{Ii J E E J E {]

V M< + < {] E i Ex x =xE lSi ={M E *
(b) the reports on the accounts of the branch offices audited by branch auditors of the Bank under section 29 of the Banking
Regulation Act, 1949 have been sent to us and have been properly dealt with by us in preparing this report;
M) , ix {j, B x J il xEn | (E }) h M xE Jxi E +x{ *

(c) In our opinion, the Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Account and Cash Flow Statement comply with the applicable accounting
standards.
xn JE xn JE xn JE
{VEh . 302039< {VEh . 001307 {VEh . 323575<

Mn Mn Mn
ni . 050643 ni G. 090771 ni G. 058495
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xn JE {VEh . 304124<
{VEh . 001194Bx For TEJ RAJ & PAL
(B . MMV)
(B x E. M{i) Mn
Mn ni G. 07605

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31 S, 2016 E {i E xEn | h
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW FOR THE YEAR
ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2016
(000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
/Particulars 31.3.2016 E {i 31.3.2015 E {i

` ` ` `
+. {Sx EE{ xEn |:

A. Cash flow from operating activities :
E { x /Net Profit before taxes -27791671 15818595
Vx / Adjustments for :
+S +i { +Ih/ Depreciation on fixed assets 1365814 1355046
x { +Ih i /Depreciation on investments 1140900 (615200)
+v } Kt E ]] Ji bx/
+xVE +i E i |vx i
Bad debts written off / Provision in respect of
non-performing assets 62993400 18363800
xE +i fuU rtY |vx / Provision for Standard Assets -2912300 321600
+x n fuU rtY |vx / Provision for other items 2603500 15213400
+S +i E G { ()/ x /(Profit)/Loss on sale of fixed assets (9743) (7357)
Mh @h { V fuU Mix/|vx (< +M J dgt)
Payment/provision for interest on subordinated debt (treated separately) 2240492 2531622
+xM/+x |{i (< +M J dgt)
Dividend received from subsidiaries/others (treated separately) (128037) (86994)
]-II b |{i V (< +M J dgt)
Interest received from Tier-II Bonds (treated separately) (39893) (41415)
+<{b+< { |nk V (< +M J M)
Interest paid on IPDI (treated separately) 357897 357550
+{ ]-2 @h Ji { |nk V (< +M J M)
Interest paid on Upper Tier-2 Debt Instruments (treated separately) 1465100 1469200
|vx E Vi x, ]x E
Provision no longer required written back 0 -74288
={-M/Sub-total 41285459 54605559
P] : |nk |iI E/Less: Direct Tax Paid (2940000) (4530130)
38345459 50075429
Vx/Adjustments for :
x (r)/E i / (Increase)/Decrease in investments (198652469) (13462175)
+O (r)/E i /(Increase)/Decrease in advances 151461580 3969680
+x +i (r)/E i /(Increase)/Decrease in other assets (24990606) (4085682)
=v (r)/E i /Increase/(Decrease) in borrowings 69878958 (104656977)
V (r)/E i /Increase/(Decrease) in deposits (72184664) 148031598
+x nxn B |vx (r)/E i
Increase/(Decrease) in other liabilities & provisions 6361131 (1258254)
{Sx EE{ x xEn | (+)
Net cash flow from operating activities (A) (29780611) 78613619
124
31 S, 2016 E {i E xEn | h (V)
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW FOR THE YEAR
ENDED 31ST MARCH, 2016 (Contd.) (000 E Uc n M )
(000s omitted)
/Particulars 31.3.2016 E {i 31.3.2015 E {i

` ` ` `
+. x EE{ xEn |:
B. Cash flow from investing activities :
+S +i E Jn /Purchase of fixed assets (1488706) (1764476)
+S +i E G/x{]x / Sale/disposal of fixed assets 48463 34380
+xM/+x |{i /Dividend received from subsidiaries/others 128037 86994
]-II b |{i V /Interest received from Tier-II Bonds 39893 41415
x fUtgoE{ x xEn | (+)
Net cash flow from investing activities (B) (1272313) (1601687)
<. k{h EE{ xEn |/
C. Cash flow from financing activities :
<C] E +vx xM/Preferential issue of Equity Shares 0 608826
<C] E xM { | /Share Premium on issue of Equity Shares 0 3665738
Share Application Money Pending Allotment 9350000 0
|nk /Dividend Paid (2581291) (2948234)
Mh @h E Sx /Redemption of Subordinated Debts (8500000) (2500000)
+<{b+< { |nk V /Interest paid on IPDI (357897) (357550)
+{ ]-2 @h Ji { |nk V/Interest paid on Upper T-2 Debt Instruments (1465100) (1469200)
Mh @h { |nk V/Interest paid on subordinated debts (2240492) (2531622)
k{h EE{ x xEn | (<)
Net cash flow from financing activities (C) (5794780) (5532042)
xEn + xEn i x r (++++<)
Net increase in cash & cash equivalents (A+B+C) (36847704) 71479890
n p E P]-g E B Vx/Adjustment for Foreign Exchange Fluctuation 750342 89687
xEn + xEn i x r/Net increase in cash & cash equivalents (36097362) 71569577
G:1 +| 2015 + 2014 E li E +x xEn B xEn i
Cash and cash equivalents as at April 1, 2015 & 2014 respectively 221689687 150120110
G: 31 S 2016 + 2015 E li E +x xEn B xEn i
Cash and cash equivalents as at March 31,2016 & 2015 respectively 185592325 221689687
<. E + xEn + xEn i
D. Cash and Cash Equivalents at the beginning of the Year
l xEn (n p x] B h i)
Cash in Hand (including foreign currency notes and gold) 5364828 5379736
i V E V/Balance with Reserve Bank of India 77310393 75112389
E V il M + +{ Sx { |in /
Balance with Banks and Money at Call and Short Notice 139014466 69627985
221689687 150120110
=. E +i xEn + xEn i
E. Cash and Cash Equivalents at the end of the Year
l xEn (n p x] B h i)
Cash in Hand (including foreign currency notes and gold) 5838033 5364828
i V E V/Balance with Reserve Bank of India 73661526 77310393
E V il M + +{ Sx { |in
Balance with Banks and Money at Call and Short Notice 106092766 139014466
185592325 221689687
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31.03.2016 E li E +x E E E
III { 3 |E]Eh
iE bB - 1:
|Vi E E-i
EM E |J E x V { SxMi fS |V : E E
(i) MhiE |E]Eh:
xE E x/ C xE Ex E C xE Ex E Ex E n Ex E
V n Ex E Ev E Ex E Ev E Ev +i EIj BE
JEx EIj xxE Sx E E Eh E E ii Ex E
Sx E
EIj Sx E M i <E Eh
(/x) E Sx E
E E
i x M x x M x M x M x
E. Ex E B Oh EB MB xE E S - M x.
J. JEx B xxE nx EIj E +iMi Ex E B Oh x EB MB xE E S
xE E x/ xE E |J E ix {j <C] (vE E <C] E xE E {V Ji E ix {j <C]
V n Miv xE E JEx ix {j E vi E % E E x E (vE xE E
E =J +x) xxE ={S JEx ix {j E
=J +x)
M x M x M x M x M x M x
(ii) |jiE |E]Eh :
M. Ex E B Oh EB MB xE E S
xE E x/V n xE E |J Miv E ix {j <C] E ix {j +i (vE
(={H (i) E. (vE xE E JEx xE E JEx ix {j E
E +x) ix {j E =J =J +x)
+x)
M x M x M x M x
P. +xM {VMi E E O , V Ex E xxE EIj x E Vi, x VE E]i E
Vi :
+xM E x/V n xE E |J E ix {j <C] E <C] E E {V E E
Miv (vE xE E JEx vi E %
ix {j E =J +x)
M x M x M x M x M x
R. xE E E E i E O (=nh S ), V VJ i :
xE E x/V xE E |J E ix {j <C] E <C]/i nx E xxE {V {
n Miv (vE xE E JEx H E +x{i E |jiE |, VJ
ix {j E =J +x) E vi E % nx E Ev x {h
E]i Ev E ={M
M x M x M x M x M x
S. EM E n xv xxE {V E +ih |iv +v: M x
126
BASEL III PILLAR 3 DISCLOSURE AS ON 31.03.2016
UCO BANK
Table DF - 1:
Scope of Application
Name of the head of the banking group to which the framework applies UCO BANK.
(i) Qualitative Disclosures:
Name of the Whether the Explain the Whether the Explain the Explain the Explain the
entity / Country entity is method of entity is included method of reasons for reasons if
included under under regulatory consolidation difference in the consolidated
of incorporation accounting consolidation
scope of scope of method of under only one of
consolidation consolidation consolidation the scopes of
(yes / no) (yes / no) consolidation
UCO Bank No NA No NA NA NA
India
a. List of group entities considered for consolidation Not applicable.

b. List of group entities not considered for consolidation both under the accounting and regulatory scope of consolidation
Name of the Principle Total balance sheet equity % of banks holding Regulatory Total balance sheet
entity / country activity of treatment of banks assets (as stated in
(as stated in the accounting in the total equity the accounting
investments in the
of incorporation the entity balance sheet of the legal capital instruments balance sheet of the
entity) of the entity legal entity)
NA NA NA NA NA NA
(ii) Quantitative Disclosures:

c. List of group entities considered for consolidation
Name of the entity /country Principle Total balance sheet equity (as Total balance sheet assets (as
of incorporation (as activity of the stated in the accounting balance stated in the accounting balance
indicated in (i)a. above) entity sheet of the legal entity) sheet of the legal entity)
NA NA NA NA
d. The aggregate amount of capital deficiencies in all subsidiaries which are not included in the regulatory scope of consoli-
dation i.e. that are deducted:
Name of the subsidiaries / Principle Total balance sheet equity % of banks holding Capital deficiencies
country of incorporation activity of the (as stated in the account- in the total equity
entity ing balance sheet of the
legal entity)
NA NA NA NA NA
e. The aggregate amounts (e.g. current book value) of the banks total interests in insurance entities, which are risk-
weighted:
Name of the insurance Principle Total balance sheet equity % of banks holding in Quantitative impact on
entities / country of activity of the (as stated in the account- the total equity / pro- regulatory capital of using
incorporation entity ing balance sheet of the portion of voting power risk weighting method
versus using the full
legal entity) deduction method
NA NA NA NA NA
f. Any restrictions or impediments on transfer of funds or regulatory capital within the banking group: Not applicable
127
iE b B - 2
{V {{ii
MhiE |E]Eh
(E) tx GE{ B GE{ E lx Ex i +{Ii xx {V Mi Ji E V Ex E B E E Vx
xnE b E - { +Mi E Vi * xnE b u <E +vE I E Vi *
|jiE |E]Eh (Ec ` )
(J) @h VJ E B {V Mi +Ei&
xEEi o]Eh E +vvx {] 8826.10
|iiEh BC{V x
(M) V VJ E B {V Mi +Ei&
xEEi +v o]Eh 1534.32
V n VJ 1457.19
n p VJ (h i) 2.25
<C] VJ 74.88
(P) {SxMi VJ E B {V Mi +Ei&

xn SE o]Eh 1143.21
xEEi o]Eh (n M )
(R) x <C] ] 1, ] 1 B E {V +x{i :
x <C] ] 1 7.52%
] 1 7.63%
E {V +x{i 9.63%
l Ei E B M x
i{h E +xM i (]b +x M x
={-Ei, V < { x EM E
E E i M E M *)
128
Table DF - 2
Capital Adequacy
Qualitative Disclosures
(a) Board is apprised periodically of Banks plan for raising different Capital instruments needed for supporting current activities
and future activities. This is also reviewed periodically by the Board.
Quantitative Disclosures (` in crore)
(b) Capital requirements for Credit Risk :

Portfolio subject to Standardized Approach 8826.10
Securitization Exposures Nil
(c) Capital requirements for Market Risk :
Standardized Duration Approach 1534.32
Interest Rate Risk 1457.19
Foreign Exchange Risk (including Gold) 2.25
Equity Risk 74.88
(d) Capital requirements for Operational Risk :
Basic Indicator Approach 1143.21
The Standardised Approach (if applicable)
(e) Common Equity Tier 1, Tier 1and Total Capital ratios:
Common Equity Tier I 7.52%
Tier I 7.63%
Total Capital ratios 9.63%
For the top consolidated group Not Applicable
For significant bank subsidiaries(stand alone or Not Applicable
sub-consolidated depending on how the
Framework is applied)
129
iE bB - 3
@h VJ : E i x |E]Eh
MhiE |E]Eh
E) {U E B +xVE Ji (JEx |Vx i)
xnE b u vi +xni E E +xVE +i |v xi E +x E +i E xxEi li {U E/+xVE
+i x Vi
i. n @h E V +/ vx E Ei 90 nx +vE iE E i *
ii. +b}]/xEn @h (+b/) E , xS nB MB { E +x Ji 90 nx +vE iE +=] + +b i *
iii. Jn MB B xB MB E , 90 nx +vE iE E i *
iv. +{v E E B vx E Ei = { V n E iE E i *
v. nPv E E B vx E Ei = { V BE E iE E i *
E Ji E +xi x Vi V
i. E Mi Ei -+h +vE +vE x i , i Ji E +xi x Vi *
ii. E Mi Ei -+h +vE E i Ei Mi 90 nx iE E< V x E Vi V E
M< x EB MB V E B { x i *
J) E E @h VJ |v xi
E E @h VJ |v {ri xnE b u vi +xni xiMi xn { +vi , Vx +x i E l-l xxJi
:
i. @h VJ +vOh Exi B xi
ii. @h +xnx |G
iii. @h VJ xMx |G
iv. @h VJ xjh |G
@h VJ E |v E Vn xnE b E i + xnE b E VJ |v i @h VJ |v B {]M i
nxn xvi Ex E B =kn + xi E +x{ @h VJ |v |G, E{h E xvh il =E -
{ I B VJ E {E E ogi xSi Ei * @h VJ |v i @h xi B |G vi q E x{]x
il { E E +v { @h VJ E xMx il xjh E h i =kn *
E E @h VJ |v M E u xvi VJ xnb + E{h @h M Ex + =E +x{x E xMx Ei
* M VJ Ex {ri E xvh il @h M E Mhk E xMx, + E {Sx il j] E v +
M Ex i < |Vx i B+<B E E Ei * @h VJ |v M E @h vx B @h xMx M
+M BE ij k *
@h VJ Ex u-+ @h ]M |h E VB + BE {Ji fM @h E xh x E B E Vi * E B BB<
@h E @h ]M |h `25 J +vE B `1 Ec iE E E @h + @h Ji { M E V *
E h xvh <Ox E vx Ji il =x h xvh E B +iE SE n Ei E * SE n B @h
|i @h EM b E VB Ex E +vx B Vi V @h ]M |h E +iMi x +i *
E, V E + +{Ii i , ={H {E M]Ei+ E v @h Ji Vc VJ E E Ex E
E Ei * <E +iH Vx i B xvx E +vx @h Ei EB Vi , @h Vc VJ E E Ex E
i * VJ E E Ex Ji E xi xMx B xjh E i * VJ E E Ex E B E x I B P
=t E B xi @h M] xM B @h M] xv x M Ji E +E E *
MhiE |E]Eh ( +Ec ` Ec )
|jiE |E]Eh ( Ec ) ih
xv +vi M xv +vi
(E) E E @h BC{V 135508.13 18093.87
(J) @h E ME ih
n 118790.55 11649.41
n 16717.58 6444.46
130
=vM E x ih (` Ec )
M) @h E =tM ih xv +vi M xv +vi
E. Jnx + =iJxx (E.1 + E.2) 969.97 46.46
E.1 E 254.83 24.65
E.2 +x 715.14 21.81
J. Jt |Eh (J.1 J5) 2,932.08 180.08
J.1 Sx 521.95 76.11
J.2 Jt i B x{i 293.43 69.20
J.3 S 461.75 6.02
J.4 E 0.00 0.00
J.5 +x 1,654.95 28.75
M. nE { (S E UcE) B iE 5.13 18.16
V iE + iE =i{n 5.13 18.16
P. j (E S iE) 1,892.09 221.31
E. i j 937.54 192.14
J. V] 7.96 4.20
M. lEP/Jn (M |lE) 0.00 0.00
P. E 0.00 0.00
R. >x 0.00 0.00
S. +x 946.59 24.97
P (+li E jtM) Ei< E 102.00 0.00
R. S B S =i{n 67.51 0.31
S. Ec B Ec =i{n 109.76 0.00
U. EMV B EMV =i{n 407.43 20.90
V. {] (M-|lE), E =i{n (M-Jxx) + +hE >V 963.52 1,198.88
Z. x B x =i{n (M, M{ +n) (1.1 1.4) 1,002.64 103.28
Z.1 =E 55058 5.03
Z.2 +v B ]E 430.21 23.84
Z.3 {] - EE (xn fSMi UcE) 24.02 0.00
Z.4 +x 492.83 74.41
\. c, {]E B =xE =i{n 200.46 28.05
]. ES B ES E x 185.48 3.54
` ] B ] =i{n 185.48 3.84
b. vi B vi =i{n (b. 1 + b.2) 260.07 97.70
b.1 B <{i 9,533.75 441.41
b.2 +x vi B vi =i{n 8,597.98 232.69
h. i <VxM (h.1 + h.2 935.77 208.72
h.1 <C]xC 2,072.06 892.27
h.2 +x 948.19 48.42
i. ]x, x E E{V + ii ={Eh 1,123.87 843.85
l. ix B V 757.85 17.27
n. xh 728.36 20.72
v. +v Sx Ij (E P) 1,254.89 599.53
E. ii (E.1 E.6) 23,703.61 1,557.39
E.1 {l B { xh 5,575.93 313.65
E.2 nM 4,464.93 313.65
E.3 +in V{l 0.00 0.00
E.4 <+d 0.00 0.00
E.5 {l, M , bC], { 0.00 0.00
E.6 VxE ii
( {l ii E M ]E E UcE) 281.00 0.00
131
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xv +vi M xv +vi
J. >V (J.1 J.6) 14,142.57 690.01
J.1 V (=i{nx) 11,733.77 689.07
J.1.1 Ep E E ={G 2,154.73 504.95
J.1.2 V E E ={G (.. b i) 3,206.34 184.12
J.1.3 xV Ij 6,372.70 0.00
J.2 V (Sh) 169.06 0.94
J.2.1 Ep E E ={G 0.00 0.00
J.2.2 V E E ={G (.. b i) 169.06 0.94
J.2.3 xV Ij 0.00 0.00
J.3 V (ih) 2,242.74 0.00
J.3.1 Ep E E ={G 0.00 0.00
J.3.2 V E E ={G (.. b i) 2,242.74 0.00
J.3.3 xV Ij 0.00 0.00
J.4 i {<{<x 0.00 0.00
J.5 i/M/iEi |EiE M (BBxV) bh v 0.00 0.00
J.6 M {<{<x 0.00 0.00
M. V B < E |v (M.1 M.6) 620.90 0.00
M.1 ` +{] |v 620.00 0.00
M.2 V-+{i {<{<x 0.00 0.00
M.3 Vvx j 0.90 0.00
M.4 +{] Oh, vx B x{]x |h 0.00 0.00
M.5 S< (v, x, i]v +n) 0.00 0.00
M.6 g V xE |h 0.00 0.00
P. S (P.1 P.2) 1,780.96 262.96
P.1 nS (xi x]E) 265.00 112.37
P.2 nS ] 1,515.96 150.59
R VE B E xn vB (R.1 <.9) 1,580.25 290.77
R.1 Ih lB ({V ]E) 161.05 5.29
R.2 +{i ({V ]E) 30.98 12.03
R.3 1 J +vE +n xM E li ix 104.00 105.00
i MEi ]
R.4 +tME {E, B<Vb {]x v B E V E 1,238.66 136.72
B x xn vB
R.5 =E ({V x) 0.00 0.00
R.6 Mx B E =i{n E bh E B E]< E n 37.56 31.73
Eb ]V i bhMi xn vB
R.7 +i V 8.00 0.00
R.8 ^ {Ih 0.00 0.00
R.9 i bh E J 0.00 0.00
x. +x =vM 8,682.58 1,003.13
i =tM (E x iE) 55,729.24 6,450.69
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P) +i E E nMi {{Ci E Jb (` Ec )
h 1 nx 2 8 14 15 28 29 nx 3 6 1 3 5 M
7 nx nx nx 3 iE +vE {i +vE {i +vE {i +vE
iE 6 iE 1 iE 3 iE {i 5 +vE
iE iE iE
V 429.27 3,551.27 3,492.21 5,230.18 27,216.06 33,019.39 40,078.58 38,081.12 10,460.52 45,559.65 2,07,118.24
E +O 2,080.06 1,525.48 3,621.32 2,909.26 13,280.00 9,841.82 10,046.97 10,695.50 11,716.35 69,791.38 1,35,508.13
x 4.79 175.91 283.68 469.30 1,374.66 2,273.06 2,131.55 9,675.20 6,625.58 61,498.50 84,512.22
@ h 91.81 7,163.28 2,762.64 331.28 861.04 902.54 801.89 367.60 1,341.58 2,616.78 17,240.44
n p
+i 2457.01 826.60 338.39 733.43 5433.61 6318.19 5603.85 2262.46 1226.13 2166.54 27,366.21
n p
niB 901.11 925.18 466.62 1,631.23 6,346.36 3,537.08 6,696.73 5,445.16 1,538.95 3,937.26 31,425.67
S) Bx{B E (E) : 20907.73 Ec

+xE : 5968.01 Ec
nMv 1 : 5815.87 Ec
nMv 2 : 7457.06 Ec
nMv 3 : 781.41 Ec
x : 885.38 Ec
U) r Bx{B : 11443.59 Ec
V) Bx{B +x{i: -
E +O { E Bx{B : 15.43%
r +O { r Bx{B : 9.09%
Z) Bx{B E P]-g (E)
|E : 10265.05 Ec
r : 14913.80 Ec
E : 4271.12 Ec
+i : 20907.73 Ec
Z) B x |vx E P]-g ( Ec ` )
|vx E P]-g |vx # x |vx @
|E 3257.13 971.07
+v E nx EB MB |vx 6299.34 3.23
^ Ji bx 1573.23 x
+iE |vx E ^ Ji xEx x 294.44
|vx E S +ih i E< +x Vx** 18.83 1.64
+i 8002.07 681.50
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^ b MB B Ji V v + h EB MB
(^ b MB Ji ) V v + h E M< `126.25 crore
]) +xVE x E : 290.82 Ec
`) +xVE x i vi |vx E : - 202.30 Ec
b) x +x E |vx E P]-g
|E : 219.09Ec
+v E nx EB MB |vx : 138.03 Ec
^ Ji bx : x
x +i : 2.55 Ec
+iE |vx E { Ji x : 23.94 Ec
+i : 335.73 Ec
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1 Jnx + =iJxx 125.47 25.30
2 Jt |Eh 256.68 62.61
3 j 1,139.99 423.80
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5 Ec B Ec =i{n 74.01 67.08
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8 x B x =i{n 382.59 206.76
9 c, {]E B =xE =i{n 14.38 2.28
10 ES B ES E x 80.33 79.64
11 ] B ] =i{n 104.98 42.18
12 vi B vi =i{n 5,729.83 1,933.15
13 i <VxM 467.30 295.04
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15 ix B +h 160.85 42.96
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h P n E
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Bx{B E B |vx 7477.42 524.65 8002.07
xE +O E |vx 655.09 26.41 681.50
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Table DF - 3
Credit Risk: General Disclosures for All Banks
Qualitative Disclosure
a) Past Due and Impaired Accounts (for accounting purpose):

In terms of Banks NPA Management Policy duly approved by the Board of Directors, an asset is treated as Past due/impaired asset
where
i. Interest and/or installment of principal remain overdue for a period of more than 90 days in respect of a term loan.
ii. The account remains out of order for a period of more than 90 days as given in para below, in respect of an overdraft/cash
credit (OD/CC).
iii. The bill remains overdue for a period of more than 90 days in the case of bills purchased and discounted,
iv. The installment of principal or interest thereon remains overdue for two crop seasons for short duration crops.
v. The installment of principal or interest thereon remains overdue for one crop season for long duration crops.
An account is considered out of order when
i. The outstanding balance remains continuously in excess of the sanctioned limit/drawing power; the account is treated as out
of order.
ii. The balance outstanding is less than the sanctioned limit/drawing power but there are no credits continuously for 90 days or
the credits are not sufficient to cover the interest debited.
b) Banks Credit Risk Management Policy:
Banks Credit Risk Management practices are based on policy directives duly approved by the Board which, inter-alia, encom-
passes the following:
i. Credit Risk acquisition strategies & policies,
ii. Credit approval processes.
iii. Credit Risk monitoring processes.
iv. Credit Risk control processes.
Board of Directors has over all responsibility for management of Credit risk and Risk Management Committee of the Board is respon-
sible for setting up guidelines for Credit Risk Management and reporting, ensuring that Credit Risk Management processes conform
to the policy, setting up prudential limit and its periodical review and ensuring robustness of risk modules. Credit Risk Management
Committee is responsible to deal with issues relating to Credit policy and procedures and to analyze monitoring and control credit risk
on bank wide basis.
Credit Risk Management Department of the Bank enforces and monitors compliance of the risk parameters and prudential limits set
by the Bank. They also lay down risk assessment system, monitor quality of loan portfolio, identify problems and correct deficiencies,
develop MIS for the purpose including portfolio evaluation. Credit Risk Management Department is independent of Credit Processing
& Credit Monitoring Departments.
Credit Risk Assessment is done through two dimensional credit rating system and for taking credit decisions in a consistent manner.
The credit rating system is being applied to loan accounts with total limits above Rs. 25 lacs and Rs 1 Cr in case of Agriculture and
MSE loans. Bank tracks rating migration and has developed internal default rates across rating. The mapping of default rates is also
carried out with default rate of established rating agencies. All credit proposals which are not under Credit Rating System are sub-
jected to be evaluated through Credit Scoring models.
The bank makes all possible efforts to mitigate risks associated with credit accounts through suitable collaterals or guarantors
wherever it is considered feasible and desirable. In addition to that, terms and conditions under which credit is sanctioned also go a
long way to mitigate risks associated with credit. Regular monitoring and control of accounts also add to the risk mitigation. In order
to mitigate risk, the Bank has taken necessary cover for eligible accounts from Export Credit Guarantee Corporation and Credit
Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises.
Quantitative disclosures
(All figures in ` in Crores)
Quantitative Disclosures
Fund Based Non Fund Based
a) Total Gross Credit Exposure 135508.13 18093.87
b) Geographical Distribution of Exposure
Domestic 118790.55 11649.41
Overseas 16717.58 6444.46
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c) Industry type distribution of Exposures
Industry Name Exposure (ìn Cr)
Funded Non-Funded
A. Mining and Quarrying (A.1 + A.2) 969.97 46.46
A.1 Coal 254.83 24.65
A.2 Others 715.14 21.81
B. Food Processing (B.1 to B.5) 2,932.08 180.08
B.1 Sugar 521.95 76.11
B.2 Edible Oils and Vanaspati 293.43 69.20
B.3 Tea 461.75 6.02
B.4 Coffee 0.00 0.00
B.5 Others 1,654.95 28.75
C. Beverages (excluding Tea & Coffee) and Tobacco 5.13 18.16
of which Tobacco and tobacco products 5.13 18.16
D. Textiles (a to f) 1,892.09 221.31
a. Cotton 937.54 192.14
b. Jute 7.96 4.20
c. Handicraft/Khadi (Non Priority) 0.00 0.00
d. Silk 0.00 0.00
e. Woolen 0.00 0.00
f. Others 946.59 24.97
Out of D (i.e., Total Textiles) to Spinning Mills 102.00 0.00
E. Leather and Leather products 67.51 0.31
F. Wood and Wood Products 109.76 0.00
G. Paper and Paper Products 407.43 20.90
H. Petroleum (non-infra), Coal Products (non-mining) and Nuclear Fuels 963.52 1,198.88
I. Chemicals and Chemical Products (Dyes, Paints, etc.) (I.1 to I.4) 1,002.64 103.28
I.1 Fertilizers 55.58 5.03
I.2 Drugs and Pharmaceuticals 430.21 23.84
I.3 Petro-chemicals (excluding under Infrastructure) 24.02 0.00
I.4 Others 492.83 74.41
J. Rubber, Plastic and their Products 200.46 28.05
K. Glass & Glassware 185.48 3.84
L. Cement and Cement Products 260.07 97.70
M. Basic Metal and Metal Products (M.1 + M.2) 9,533.75 441.41
M.1 Iron and Steel 8,597.98 232.69
M.2 Other Metal and Metal Products 935.77 208.72
N. All Engineering (N.1 + N.2) 2,072.06 892.27
N.1 Electronics 948.19 48.42
N.2 Others 1,123.87 843.85
O. Vehicles, Vehicle Parts and Transport Equipments 757.85 17.27
P. Gems and Jewellery 728.36 20.72
Q. Construction 1,254.89 599.53
S. Infrastructure (a to d) 23,703.61 1,557.39
a. Transport (a.1 to a.6) 5,575.93 313.65
a.1 Roads and Bridges 4,464.93 313.65
a.2 Ports 0.00 0.00
a.3 Inland Waterways 0.00 0.00
a.4 Airport 0.00 0.00
a.5 Railway Track, tunnels, viaducts, bridges 830.00 0.00
a.6 Urban Public Transport
(except rolling stock in case of urban road transport) 281.00 0.00
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Industry Name Exposure (ìn Cr)
Funded Non-Funded
b. Energy (b.1 to b.6) 14,145.57 690.01
b.1 Electricity (Generation) 11,733.77 689.07
b.1.1 Central Govt PSUs 2,154.73 504.95
b.1.2 State Govt PSUs (incl. SEBs) 3,206.34 184.12
b.1.3 Private Sector 6,372.70 0.00
b.2 Electricity (Transmission) 169.06 0.94
b.2.1 Central Govt PSUs 0.00 0.00
b.2.2 State Govt PSUs (incl. SEBs) 169.06 0.94
b.2.3 Private Sector 0.00 0.00
b.3 Electricity (Distribution) 2,242.74 0.00
b.3.1 Central Govt PSUs 0.00 0.00
b.3.2 State Govt PSUs (incl. SEBs) 2,242.74 0.00
b.3.3 Private Sector 0.00 0.00
b.4 Oil pipelines 0.00 0.00
b.5 Oil/Gas/Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) storage facility 0.00 0.00
b.6 Gas pipelines 0.00 0.00
c. Water and Sanitation (c.1 to c.6) 620.90 0.00
c.1 Solid Waste Management 620.00 0.00
c.2 Water supply pipelines 0.00 0.00
c.3 Water treatment plants 0.90 0.00
c.4 Sewage collection, treatment and disposal system 0.00 0.00
c.5 Irrigation (dams, channels, embankments etc) 0.00 0.00
c.6 Storm Water Drainage System 0.00 0.00
d. Communication (d.1 to d.2) 1,780.96 262.96
d.1 Telecommunication (Fixed network) 265.00 112.37
d.2 Telecommunication towers 1,515.96 150.59
e. Social and Commercial Infrastructure (e.1 to e.9) 1,580.25 290.77
e.1 Education Institutions (capital stock) 161.05 5.29
e.2 Hospitals (capital stock) 30.98 12.03
e.3 Three-star or higher category classified hotels located
outside cities with population of more than 1 million 104.00 105.00
e.4 Common infrastructure for industrial parks, SEZ,
tourism facilities and agriculture markets 1,238.66 136.72
e.5 Fertilizer (Capital investment) 0.00 0.00
e.6 Post harvest storage infrastructure for agriculture
and horticultural produce including cold storage 37.56 31.73
e.7 Terminal markets 8.00 0.00
e.8 Soil-testing laboratories 0.00 0.00
e.9 Cold Chain 0.00 0.00
T. Other Industries 8,682.58 1,003.13
All Industries (A to T) 55,729.24 6,450.69
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` in Cr)
d) Residual contractual maturity breakdown of assets (`
Particulars 1 Day 2 to 8 to 14 15 to 28 29 days Over 3 Over 6 Over 1 Over 3 Over 5 Total
7 Days Days days and upto months and months year and year and years
upto and upto upto upto 5
3 months 6 months 1 year 3 years years
Deposits 429.27 3,551.27 3,492.21 5,230.18 27,216.06 33,019.39 40,078.58 38,081.12 10,460.52 45,559.65 2,07,118.24
Advance Gross 2,080.06 1,525.48 3,621.32 2,909.26 13,280.00 9,841.82 10,046.97 10,695.50 11,716.35 69,791.38 1,35,508.13
Investment 4.79 175.91 283.68 469.30 1,374.66 2,273.06 2,131.55 9,675.20 6,625.58 61,498.50 84,512.22
Borrowing 91.81 7,163.28 2,762.64 331.28 861.04 902.54 801.89 367.60 1,341.58 2,616.78 17,240.44
Foreign Currency
-Asset 2457.01 826.60 338.39 733.43 5433.61 6318.19 5603.85 2262.46 1226.13 2166.54 27,366.21
Foreign Currency
-Liabality 901.11 925.18 466.62 1,631.23 6,346.36 3,537.08 6,696.73 5,445.16 1,538.95 3,937.26 31,425.67
e) Amount of NPAs (Gross) : 20907.73 Cr

Substandard : 5968.01 Cr
Doubtful 1 : 5815.87 Cr
Loss : 885.38 Cr
f) Net NPAs : 11443.59 Cr
g) NPA Ratios :
Gross NPAs to gross advances : 15.43%
Net NPAs to net advances : 9.09 %
h) Movement of NPAs (Gross)
Opening balance : 10265.05 Cr
Additions : 14913.80 Cr
Reductions : 4271.12 Cr
Closing balance : 20907.73 Cr
i) Movement of Specific & General Provision (Amount in ` in Crore)
Movement of provisions Specific Provisions# General Provisions@
Opening balance 3257.13 971.07
Provisions made during the period 6299.34 3.23
Write-off 1573.23 NIL
Write-back of excess provisions NIL 294.44
Any other adjustments, including transfers between provisions** 18.83 1.64
Closing balance 8002.07 681.50
#Represents provisions for NPA, @Represents provisions for Standard Advances
** Exchange difference
j. Details of write offs and recoveries that have been booked directly to the income statement
Write offs that have been booked directly to the income statement
Recoveries (in written-off) that have been booked directly to the income statement `126.25 crore
k) Amount of Non-Performing Investments: 290.82 Cr

l) Amount of provisions held for non-performing investments: - 202.30 Cr
m) Movement of provisions for depreciation on investments
Opening balance : 219.09 Cr
Provisions made during the period : 138.03 Cr
Write-off : NIL
Exchange Difference : 2.55 Cr
Write-back of excess provisions : 23.94 Cr
Closing balance : 335.73 Cr
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n) Industry wise NPA and provisions (` in Cr.)
Specific and
Sl. Industry Name NPA General
No.
Provisions
1 Mining and Quarrying 125.47 25.30
2 Food Processing 256.68 62.61
3 Textiles 1,139.99 423.80
4 Leather and Leather products 3.93 1.82
5 Wood and Wood Products 74.01 67.08
6 Paper and Paper Products 218.45 199.07
7 Petroleum (non-infra), Coal Products (non-mining) and Nuclear Fuels 78.07 36.51
8 Chemicals and Chemical Products 382.59 206.76
9 Rubber, Plastic and their Products 14.38 2.28
10 Glass & Glassware 80.33 79.64
11 Cement and Cement Products 104.98 42.18
12 Basic Metal and Metal Products 5,729.83 1,933.15
13 All Engineering 467.30 295.04
14 Vehicles, Vehicle Parts and Transport Equipments 252.75 89.55
15 Gems and Jewellery 160.85 42.96
16 Construction 667.59 190.90
17 Infrastructure 5,439.80 2,277.38
o) Geography Wise NPA & Provisions (Amount in ` in Crore)

Particulars Domestic Overseas Total
Gross NPA 20105.95 801.78 20907.73
Provisions for NPA 7477.42 524.65 8002.07
Provisions for Standard Advances 655.09 26.41 681.50
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Table DF - 4
Credit Risk: Disclosures for Portfolios Subject to the Standardised Approach
Qualitative disclosure:
Credit rating accorded by the following credit rating agencies has been used in assigning risk weights to our credit accounts under
standardized approach:
1) CARE
2) CRISIL
3) FITCH
4) ICRA
5) Brickwork
6) SMERA
(Listed in alphabetical order)
z Rating agencies have rated corporate exposures.

z In assigning rating to accounts based on public issue rating given by the above mentioned rating agencies, bank has
followed the guidelines of Reserve Bank of India.
Quantitative disclosure:
Exposure after risk mitigation in standardized approach:
1) Below 100% risk weight - ` 137332.72 Cr.
2) 100% risk weight - `34179.59 Cr.
3) More than 100% risk weight - `19268.29 Cr.
4) Deduction - `0.00 Cr
Total - `190780.57 Cr.
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Table DF - 5
Credit Risk Mitigation: Disclosures for Standardised Approaches

(a) Policies and processes for, and an indication of the extent to which the bank makes use of, on and off balance sheet netting
Credit risk mitigation techniques- On Balance Sheet netting
The Bank computes capital requirements on the basis of net credit exposure subject to the conditions that the bank
i) has a well founded legal basis for concluding that the netting or off setting agreement is enforceable in each relevant
jurisdiction regardless of whether the counterparty is insolvent or bankrupt;
ii) is able any time to determine loans/advances and deposits with the same counterparty that are subject to the netting
arrangement;
iii) monitors and controls the relevant exposures on a net basis;
Loans and advances are treated as exposure and deposits are treated as collaterals.
Credit risk mitigation techniques- Guarantees
i) Guarantees should be direct, explicit, irrevocable and unconditional.
ii) Substitution approach will be applied. Thus guarantees issued by entities with lower risk weight than the counterparty will
lead to reduce capital charge since the protected portion of the counterparty exposure is assigned the risk weight of the
guarantor, whereas the uncover portion retain the risk weight of the underlying counterparty.
iii) Operational requirement for guarantees must be met.
iv) Range of eligible guarantors (counter guarantors)
Credit protection given by the following entities will be recognized:
a) Sovereigns, sovereign entities (including BIS, IMF, European Central Bank, MBDs, SCGC and CGTSME), Banks
and Primary dealers with a lower risk weights than the counter party;
b) Other entities rated AA- better. This would include guarantee covered provided by parent, subsidiary and affili
ated companies when they have a lower risk weight than the obligor.
v) Protected portion is assigned the risk weight of the protection provider.
(b) Policies and processes for collateral valuation and Management
As a banker we are concerned with market value of the property that can be expected from a buyer if the property is put to sale.
So valuation is made by Asset Valuation Methodology which takes into consideration the market value of tangible assets taken
as security.
Method of valuation of various types of securities:
(i) Valuation of land and building
All landed properties must be valued by Registered valuers who are in the current empanelled list of bank. The value of the land
will be assessed separately and would be compared with valuation on record by Govt. Authorities including Municipal
Bodies. Construction on the said land would be valued separately and compared with value of insurance taken to cover the
said property.
The following points are taken into consideration:
i) Nature of construction
ii) Age of the building and its present strength
iii) Rental yield
iv) Tax amount assessed/paid
v) Area of land and building
vi) Cost of construction
vii) Value of site
(ii) Valuation of Movable properties:
In valuation of hypothecated/pledged assets, basis of valuation is invoice price or market price whichever is lower.
(iii) Valuation of shares:
Market value is calculated as below:
a) Current market price of the share
b) Average of high and low prices of security during last 52 weeks whichever is lower. In case of units of mutual funds (only
Master Share has been included in the approved list) Net Asset Value (NAV)/Repurchase price or the market price,
whichever is less, has to be taken.
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(iv) Valuation of LIC Policy:
Present surrender value of the policy.
Whatever security is obtained, care should be taken to see that it is adequately charged and all necessary legal formalities are
completed so that it can be realized without any difficulty, whenever an emergency arises. Moreover, during the lifetime of an
advance constant watch over the security is necessary.
(c) Main types of collateral taken by Bank are
i) Equitable Mortgage/ Registered Mortgage of immovable properties like land and building.
ii) Hypothecation of movable fixed assets like plant & machinery furniture/fixtures.
iii) Pledge of shares/debentures/equities/units of Mutual Funds
iv) Assignment of LIC Policies
v) Lien over Banks own Fixed Deposit receipts
vi) Pledge of NSCs/KVPs
(d) The main types of guarantor counterparty and their credit worthiness
Normally Bank insists on following types of guarantor counterparty-
i) Personal guarantee of partners/non-professional directors/third parties,
ii) Corporate Guarantee
iii) Guarantees of State Government
The bank may also obtain guarantees at its discretion from parent/holding Company when credit facilities are extended to
borrowing units in the same group.
When personal guarantees are warranted, they should bear reasonable proportion to the estimated worth of the person.
(e) Information about credit risk concentrations within the mitigation taken
In order to mitigate the credit risks, exposures are collateralized in whole or in part by cash, securities, deposits from the same
counterparty, guarantee of a third party.
Market risks arise from movements in market prices which are mitigated through sales contacts, consumer financing, buy back
clause and deficiency agreement.
Quantitative disclosure:
Total exposure covered by eligible financial collaterals after application of haircut under standardized approach- ` 25197.79 Cr.
Table DF - 6
Securitisation Exposures: Disclosure for Standardised Approach
Not Applicable as UCO Bank is not having any securitization exposure.
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+ E { E Ei *
4. VJ E {]M +/ { {ri E EIj B {
n B n J+ u nB MB E @ h E { h - { |vx E E V Vi * VJ E
Ex E l i +v { {]M E Vi * E u i E M< xx E{h B +x + E
i E Sx E Sx +E +xnx i |vx E E n Vi *
5. VJ S +/ = E Ex E B xi B S/E E +xi |Ei { xMx Jx i
Exi B |GB :
E E xi E n p MM x li xB J VB* il{, vi E nxi, i V xx
+ il O { E E i { i E Ci li E xvh E M + =E xMx
- { E Vx {]M E +v { E Vi *
|jiE |E]Eh :
xxJi E B {V E +Ei (Ec ` )
V n VJ 1457.19
<C] li VJ 74.88
n p VJ 2.25
146
TABLE DF - 7
Market Risk in Trading Book
Qualitative Disclosure:
1. Objective & Policies:
To limit the market risk in Investment and Forex instruments. For this the Bank adopted policies approved by the Board for
Domestic as well as Overseas Branches.
2. Strategies and Processes:
Policy provides various limits on exposures. Local ALCO Committee of overseas centers takes care of strategies and
processes as per approved policy for overseas centers.
3. Structure and organization of the relevant risk management function:
Investment decisions are taken by Corporate Investment Committee comprising of Executive Director, General Managers
of Flagship Corporate Credit, Mid Corporate, Finance and Treasury Branch, Mumbai. At overseas centers local committee
under Chief Executives of the centers takes decision as per guidelines approved by the Board. The Bank has front office,
mid office and back office for strict functional segregation. Risk Management Department at Head Office performs the
function of mid office for overall portfolio.
4. The scope and nature of risk reporting and/or measurement system:
Periodic Reporting of full details of Banks exposure undertaken by the domestic and overseas branches are sent to Head
Office. Quarterly reporting with evaluation of risks are also made. Any breaches from various prudential and other limits
fixed by the Bank are also referred to H.O for necessary approval.
5. Policies for hedging and/or mitigating risk and strategies and processes for monitoring the continuing effectiveness
of hedge/s militants:
The Banks policy is to maintain near square position in Forex. However various limits like daylight, overnight in respective
currencies as well as overnight open position limit in Indian rupees for the Bank as a whole have been fixed and the same
is monitored through periodic reporting.
Quantitative Disclosures:
(` in crore)
Capital requirements for :
Interest Rate Risk 1457.19
Equity Position Risk 74.88
Foreign Exchange Risk 2.25
147
iE bB - 8
{SxMi VJ
MhiE |E]Eh
E x xxJi E B {ri, |G B xMx l E E
z i{h =i{n, GE{, |G+ + {ri tx {SxMi VJ E {Sx il Ex
z {SxMi VJ |< il x E {|I i{h BC{V { xMx Jx il ` |vx B xnE b
E +E SxB |nx Ex
z i{h {SxMi VJ E xji Ex il E Ex i xi, |G+ B E|h E xh Ex
{SxMi VJ |vx E B M`xiE fS xx |E
z xnE b
z xnE b E VJ |vx i (+B)
z {SxMi VJ |vx i(++B)
z {SxMi VJ |vx EI (++B)
z E {SxMi VJ |vx (++B)
z {SxMi VJ |vx Y(++BB)
z VJ |vx M
xnE b =i{n, GE{, |G+ B {ri {SxMi VJ E |v i {SxMi VJ |v fS + =E
Exx B xi, |G+ B E|h E +xnx Ei *
VJ E Sx +/ { {ri E EIj B {
E E l{i xi B |G+ E {{ii E ij Ex B +x{x i xi xMx E +M E { {{i +iE
J{I E Vi * xnE b E J{I i J{I EG E EIj B +vEi xSi Ei * xIh M
+iE E E E B {Ih Ei *
ii M/E <E< E Si E M E +Bb E x< Miv, x< {, =i{n B {SxMi {ix

E { i +Mi EB iE E +E li vi VJ E {Sx E V E*
E + +vE Ei {x o]Eh E +Ei { Ex E B x E P]x E |E- + E |k- {Sx

VJ x E |ME +Ec BEji Ei * x E +Ec |{i Ex E B E x EbC E ni E *
i W E E xnx E i E iE o]Eh (+<B) E +iMi {Sx VJ E +x { {V J * 31.03.2016 E

li E <B E +x {V +Ei `1143,21 Ec E *
148
Table DF 8
Operational Risk
The Bank has put in place systems, processes and monitoring mechanism for -
z Identification and assessment of operational Risks inherent in all material products, activities, processes and systems,
z Monitoring operational risk profiles and material exposure to losses and reporting pertinent information to Senior
Management and Board of Directors.
z Framing policies, processes and procedures to control and mitigate material operational risk.
The Organizational set up for operational risk management is as follows:
z The Board of Directors

z Risk Management Committee of the Board (RMCB)
z Committee for Operational Risk Management (CORM)
z Operational Risk Management Cell (ORMC)
z Business Operational Risk Managers (BORM)
z Operational Risk Management Specialists (ORMS)
z Risk Management Department
Board of Directors approves Operational Risk Management framework, implementation and policies, processes and procedures for
managing operational risk in all products, activities, processes and systems.
Scope and nature of Risk Reporting and/or measurement system:
In order to provide independent assessment of adequacy of and compliance with, banks established policies and procedures
adequate internal audit coverage is in place as a part of ongoing monitoring. The Audit committee of the Board ensures the scope
and frequency of the audit programme. The Inspection department develops and oversees the internal function.
All financial departments/business units have been informed to keep the RMD fully informed of new developments, initiatives,
products and operational changes to identify all associated risks at an early stage.
The Bank has been collecting the relevant operational risk loss data loss event types and business lines wise to meet the requirement
of Advanced Measurement Approaches. Bank has obtained membership of CORDEx for accessing the external loss data.
As per RBI directives, the bank has been maintaining capital for operational risk under Basic Indicator approach (BIA). The capital
requirement as per BIA is Rs.1143.21 crores as on 31.03.2016.
149
iE bB - 9
EM V n VJ (+<++)
MhiE |E]Eh
E x +{x +i ni |v xi i E V EM E V n VJ vi q E x{]x Ei * E S ii
E +v + l BE E +v E B VJ { +Vx (<B+) E |Vx B +Ex i i V E u nB
MB nxn E +x V n +li E |iE h i Ei * E, i V E u < |Vx i nB
MB nxn E +x vi +v E h |iE x i Ei + <C] {ix E +Ex Ei * nx
h E I E E xnE b E +i ni |vx i/VJ |vx i u E Vi *
|jiE |E]Eh
1) 100 +v +E E xxM (>vM ) n E E B +/- 216 Ec

+Vi +xxi r (E)
2) +lE +xxi r () +/- 12.13 % VJ {V
150
Table DF-9
Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Books (IRRBB)
Bank has in place Asset Liability Management policy that addresses issues related to Interest rate risk in Banking Books. Bank
draws every month statement of Interest Rate sensitivity in accordance with the guidelines given by Reserve Bank of India for the
purpose and estimates of Earnings at Risk (EaR) for the remaining period of the current financial year and as well as over one year
horizon. Bank also draws every month statement of modified duration in accordance with the guidelines given for this purpose by
Reserve bank of India and estimates Equity Var. Both the statements are reviewed by Banks Asset Liability Management Committee/
Risk management Committee of the Board.
Quantitative disclosure :
1) Estimated increase (decline) in earnings for

Downward (upward) rate shock of 100 basis point +/- ` 216 Cr.
2) Estimated increase (decline) in economic value for
Downward (upward) rate shock of 100 basis point +/- 12.13 % Risk Capital
151
iE bB-10
E=]{] @h VJ vi BC{V E x |E]Eh
MhiE |E]Eh
i) b] E VJ |vx E Sx B M`x::
SxMi fS E{] i { x Ev xi V E{E xnE + +vI B |v xnE il +ii:
xnE b E {] Ei * VJ |vx M E, V < |E E x-nx EB Vi , =xE Si
E Vi *
ii) VJ |vx, VJ {]M B VJ xMx |h E EIj B |Ei::
E) E u {xx EB Vx V n { (+<+B), S B E E |Vx * =i{n E { b] E {E
++< xnb E +x OE E E Vi * B x-nx ++< E nxn E +v { x< M< E xi E
+x{ {xx EB Vi *
J) V n { n+ E +v E SE V n E =i-Sg E +x V n b] x-nx VJ E {
E Vi * VJ E {x E |Vx V n b] x-nx E E Vi * VJ +Ex EE |{i
{] E |inx +vI B |v xnE / E{E xnE il xi +v xnE b E I J Vi * V n
b] x-nx E E ] E] li { VJ E xMx +vi E Vi *
iii) VJ S +/ |x E xi il S/|E E xi G |i E xMx i Exi B
|GB :
+<+B E iE V {, V +i niB +ixi i , +Ei E Vi * xx B S E
{{Ci , xxi +i/ni E B {{Ci +vE x i * VJ E xMx E V n { n+ E
E ] E] +v { E Vi il inx S E |i E xvh E Vi * +<+B | E B {E
E Vi x * {V Mi +Ei+ E xvh Ex i +<+B E xx E Mh |ME {ix P]E B
E=]{] E vi VJ EE Vi *
|jiE |E]Eh::
E=]{] @h VJ E BC{V:
` Ec
h
n+ E E EiE 0.00
x]M 0.00
x]b S @h BC{V 0.00
vi {E 0.00
r b] @h BC{V 0.00
` Ec
n xx 31.03.2016 E li E
+x S @h BC{V
G < V n { 0.00 0.00
+OM n E 38580.68 268.92
BE < V n { 882.81 1.62
V n 0.00 0.00
@h b] { 0.00 0.00
E 39463.49 270.54
152
Table DF-10
General Disclosure for Exposures Related to Counterparty Credit Risk
Qualitative Disclosures
i) The Structure and organization for management of risk in derivatives trading:
The organization structure consists of Investment Wing at the Corporate level which report to the Executive Directors and
Chairman & Managing Director and ultimately to the Board. Risk Management Department is informed of the transactions as
and when they take place.
ii) The scope and nature of risk measurement, risk reporting and risk monitoring systems:
a) The Interest Rate Swap (IRS) transactions undertaken by the Bank are for hedging and trading purposes. Derivative as
a product is also offered to the customer as per RBI norms. Such transactions are undertaken as per policies of the bank
formulated based on RBI guidelines.
b) The risk is measured in the interest rate derivative transactions depending on the movement of benchmark interest rates
for the remaining life of the interest rate swap contracts. All interest rate derivative transactions are included for the
purpose of risk measurement. The risk is evaluated and reports are placed to the CMD / ED daily and Board periodically.
Risk is monitored based on the mark to market position of the interest rate derivative transactions.
(iii) Policies for hedging and /or mitigating risk and strategies and processes for monitoring the continuing effectiveness of hedges/
mitigants:
IRS is undertaken on the actual interest bearing underlying assets or liabilities. The notional principal amount and maturity of
the hedge does not exceed the value and maturity of underlying asset/liability. The risk is monitored on the mark to market basis
of the outstanding interest rate swap contracts and accordingly the effectiveness of the hedge is determined. Collateral re-
quired upon entering into IRS is Nil. Notional principal amount of IRS multiplied by the relevant conversion factor and the
respective risk weight of the counter party has been taken into account for determining the capital requirements.
Quantitative Disclosure:
Exposure of Counterparty Credit Risk:

` in Cr
Particulars Amount
Gross positive value of contracts 0.00

Netting Benefits 0.00
Netted current credit exposure 0.00
Collateral held 0.00
Net derivative credit exposure 0.00
` in Cr
Item Notional Current Credit Exposure
Amount As on 31.03.2016
Cross CCY Interest Rate Swaps 0.00 0.00
Forward Exchange Contracts 38580.68 268.92
Single CCY Interest Rate Swaps 882.81 1.62
Interest Rate Futures 0.00 0.00
Credit Default Swaps 0.00 0.00
Total 39463.49 270.54
153
iE bB - 11
{V E Sx
M - II: 31 S, 2017 { ={M E Vx |{
(x - III xxE Vx E Gh +v E nx)
(` x )
xxE Vx E Gh E nx ={M E Vx - III - III { ={S E n
x |E]Eh |{ (x 1 +| 2013 31 n, 2017 iE) +vx
x <C] ] 1 {V : Ji B +Ii xv
1 v V E vh {W + vi
]E +vC ( |) 103,547
2 |ivi ={Vx 7,282
3 Si +x {E + (B +x +Ii xv)
4 <]1 Shr {i E +vx v V E M< {V
(E H ]E E{x { |V)
VxE Ij E {V | 1 Vx 2018 iE Ii
5 E u V B +x {] u vi x {V
( <]1 +xi )
6 x <C] ] 1 {V xxE Vx { 110,829
x <C] ] 1 {V : xxE Vx
7 E{h Ex Vx
8 x (vi E ni E UcE)
9 vE SEi +vE E + +i iB (vi E ni E UcE)
10 +lMi E +i 13050
11 xEn | S +Ii xv
12 +{Ii x E |vx E
13 G { |iiEh
14 =Si Ei ni+ { E @h VJ {ix E
Eh B x
15 xvi- {x xv x +i
16 E x (n {] EB MB ix {j { { |nk {V
+M x E M )
17 x <C] {{E |ivi
18 EM, k B xE E {V x V xxE Ex E
Ij , {j E E li E UcE , V E V E
M< {V E 10% Vn E x ( 10% |E Vn)
19 EM, k B xE E x ]E i{h x V
xxE Ex E Ij , {j E E li E UcE
( 10% |E Vn)
20 vE SEi +vE ( 10% |E Vn)
21 +l +i =i{xx +lMi E +i
( 10% |E Vn, vi E ni E UcE)
154
22 15% |E +vE
23 V : k xE E x ]E i{h x
24 V : vE SEi +vE
25 V : +l +i =i{xx +lMi E +i
26 ] ] xxE Vx (26E + 26J + 26M + 26P)
26E V : +Ei E E <C] {V x
26J V : +Ei M-k E E <C] {V x
26M V : |vx { vEi k xE E <C] {V
E V E E l Ei x E M *
26P V : +{vi {x xv
III { ={S E +vx E v x
<C] ] 1 { M xxE Vx
V : [Vx n E< ]
V : [Vx n E< ]
V : [Vx n E< ]
27 E]i E { Ex +{{i +iH ] 1 B ] 2 E Eh x
<C] ] 1 { M xxE Vx
28 x <C] ] 1E E xxE Vx
29 x <C] ] 1 {V (<]+<) 97,778
+iH ] 1 {V : Ji
30 v V E +iH ] 1 Ji E l vi ]E +vC (31+32)
31 V : |V JEx xE E ii <C] E { MEi
(l +S +vx ) -
32 V : |V JEx xE E ii ni+ E { MEi (l @h Ji) 1,380
33 +iH ] 1 Shr {i E +vx v V {V Ji
34 E u V B +x {] u vi +iH ] 1 Ji
(B +<] 1 Ji V {H 5 x ) B]1 +xi
35 V : Shr {i E +vx E u V Ji
36 +iH ] 1 {V xxE Vx { 1,380
+iH ] 1 {V : xxE Vx
37 E +iH ] 1 Ji x
38 +iH ] 1 Ji {{E |ivi
39 EM, k B xE E {V x V xxE Ex E
Ij , {j E E li E UcE , V E V E
M< {V E 10% Vn E x ( 10% |E Vn)
40 EM, k B xE E {V i{h x V xxE
Ex E Ij , {j E E li E UcE ( 10%
|E Vn)
41 ] ] xxE Vx (41E +41J)
41E +Ei E E +iH ] 1 {V x
41J |vx { vEi, k xE E +iH ] 1 {V E
V E E l Ei x E M *
-III { ={S E +vx E v +iH ] 1 { M
xxE Vx -
V : [Vx n E< =nh b]B]
V : [Vx n E< , =nh ix Vx V ] 1
50% { E] MB ]
V : [Vx n E< ]
155
42 E]i E { Ex +{{i ] 2 E Eh +iH ] 1 { M
xxE Vx
43 +iH ] 1 {V E E xxE Vx -
44 +iH ] 1 {V (B]1) 1,380
44E {V {{ii E B xvi +iH ] 1 {V 1,380
45 ] 1 {V (]1 <] 1 + B]1) (29 + 44E) 99,158
] 2 {V : Ji B |vx
46 v V E +iH ] 2 Ji E l vi ]E +vC
47 ] 2 Shr {i E +vx v V {V Ji 19,440
48 E u V B +x {] u vi ] 2 Ji(B <]+< B B]1
Ji V {H 5 34 x ) ] 2 +xi
49 V : Shr {i E +vx E u V Ji
50 |vx 7,815
51 ] 2 {V xxE Vx { 27,225
] 2 {V : xxE Vx
52 E ] 2 Ji x 138
53 ] 2 Ji {{E |ivi
54 EM, k B xE E {V x V xxE Ex E Ij
, {j E E li E UcE , V E V E M< {V E
10% Vn E x ( 10% |E Vn)
55 EM, k B xE E {V i{h x V xxE Ex
E Ij ({j E E li E UcE)
56 ] ] xxE Vx (56E +56J)
56E V : |vx { vEi, k xE E ] 2 {V
E V E E l Ei x E M *
-III { ={S E +vx E v ] 2 { M xxE Vx
V : [Vx n E< =nh ix Vx V ] 2 50% { E] MB ]
V : [Vx n E< ]
57 ] 2 {V E E xxE Vx
58 ] 2 {V (]2) 27,117
58E {V {{ii E B xvi ] 2 {V 25,990
] 2 E { M< +vE +iH ] 1 {V -
58J {V
58M {V {{ii i E E ] 2 {V (58E + 58J) 25,990
59 E {V (] ]1 + ]2) (45 + 58M) 125,148
-III { ={S E +vx E v VJ i +i
V : [Vx n E< ]
V : (n E< )
60 E VJ i +i (60E + 60J + 60M) 1,299,491
60E V : E @h VJ i +i 980,678
60J V : E V VJ i +i 191,790
60M V : E {Sx VJ i +i 127,023
{V +x{i
61 x <C] ] 1 (VJ i +i E |ii E { ) 7.52%
62 ]1 (VJ i +i E |ii E { ) 7.63%
63 E {V (VJ i +i E |ii E { ) 9.63%
64 l ] +iH +Ei (xxi <]1
+Ei E l {V Ih B |iSG +iH +Ei, VJ
i +i E |ii E { H)
65 V : {V Ih E +iH +Ei
156
66 V : E ] |iSG +iH +Ei
67 V : V-B+< +iH +Ei
] xxi (n III xx )
69 ] x <C] ] 1 xxi +x{i (n III E xxi xx )
70 ] ] 1 xxi +x{i (n III E xxi xx )
71 ] E {V xxi +x{i (n III E xxi xx )
E]i E B |E E (VJ -xvh {)
72 +x k xE E {V M-i{h x
73 k xE E x ]E i{h x
74 vE SEi +vE (vi E ni E UcE)
75 +l +i =i{xx +lMi E +i (vi E ni E UcE)
] 2 E |vx E x { |V +vEi B
76 xEEi o]Eh E +vx @h VJ E v ] 2 Ex E M
|vx (+vEi M x {)
77 xEEi o]Eh E ii ] 2 E |vx E Ex { M +vEi
78 +iE h-xvh +vi o]Eh E +vx @h VJ E v ] 2
Ex M |vx (+vEi M x {)
79 +iE h-xvh +vi o]Eh E ii ] 2 E |vx E
Ex { M +vEi
157
Table DF - 11
Composition of Capital
Part II: Template to be used before March 31, 2017
(i.e. during the transition period of Basel III regulatory adjustments)
` in million)
(`
Basel III common disclosure template to be used during the Amounts Subject Ref No.
transition of regulatory adjustments to Pre-Basel III
(i.e. from April 1, 2013 to December 31, 2017) Treatment
Common Equity Tier 1 capital: Instruments and reserves
1 Directly issued qualifying common share capital plus related

stock surplus (share premium) 103,547
2 Retained earnings 7,282
3 Accumulated other comprehensive income
(and other reserves)
4 Directly issued capital subject to phase out from
CET1 (only applicable to non-joint stock companies1)
Public sector capital injections grandfathered until 1 January 2018
5 Common share capital issued by subsidiaries and held by
third parties (amount allowed in group CET1)
6 Common Equity Tier 1 capital before regulatory adjustments 110,829
Common Equity Tier 1 capital: regulatory adjustments
7 Prudential valuation adjustments
8 Goodwill (net of related tax liability)
9 Intangibles other than mortgage-servicing rights
(net of related tax liability)
10 Deferred tax assets 13050
11 Cash-flow hedge reserve
12 Shortfall of provisions to expected losses
13 Securitisation gain on sale
14 Gains and losses due to changes in own credit risk on fair
valued liabilities
15 Defined-benefit pension fund net assets
16 Investments in own shares (if not already netted off paid-in capital on
reported balance sheet)
17 Reciprocal cross-holdings in common equity
18 Investments in the capital of banking, financial and insurance
entities that are outside the scope of regulatory consolidation,
net of eligible short positions, where the bank does not own
more than 10% of the issued share capital
(amount above 10% threshold)
19 Significant investments in the common stock of banking, financial and insurance

entities that are outside the scope of regulatory consolidation, net of eligible short
positions (amount above 10% threshold)
20 Mortgage servicing rights (amount above 10% threshold)
21 Deferred tax assets arising from temporary differences
(amount above 10% threshold, net of related tax liability)
158
22 Amount exceeding the 15% threshold
23 of which: significant investments in the common stock of financial entities
24 of which: mortgage servicing rights
25 of which: deferred tax assets arising from temporary differences
26 National specific regulatory adjustments (26a+26b+26c+26d)
26a of which: Investments in the equity capital of the unconsolidated insurance
subsidiaries
26b of which: Investments in the equity capital of unconsolidated non-financial
subsidiaries
26c of which: Shortfall in the equity capital of majority owned financial entities
which have not been consolidated with the bank
26d of which: Unamortised pension funds expenditures -
Regulatory Adjustments Applied to Common Equity Tier 1 in respect of
Amounts Subject to Pre-Basel III Treatment
of which: [ADJUSTMENT IF ANY]
27 Regulatory adjustments applied to Common Equity Tier 1 due to insufficient
Additional Tier 1 and Tier 2 to cover deductions
28 Total regulatory adjustments to Common equity Tier 1
29 Common Equity Tier 1 capital (CET1) 97,778
Additional Tier 1 capital: instruments
30 Directly issued qualifying Additional Tier 1 instruments plus related stock
surplus (31+32)
31 of which: classified as equity under applicable accounting standards
(Perpetual Non-Cumulative Preference Shares) -
32 of which: classified as liabilities under applicable accounting standards
(Perpetual debt Instruments) 1,380
33 Directly issued capital instruments subject to phase out from Additional Tier 1
34 Additional Tier 1 instruments (and CET1 instruments not
included in row 5) issued by subsidiaries and held by third parties amount
allowed in group AT1
35 of which: instruments issued by subsidiaries subject to
phase out
36 Additional Tier 1 capital before regulatory adjustments 1,380
Additional Tier 1 capital: regulatory adjustments
37 Investments in own Additional Tier 1 instruments
38 Reciprocal cross-holdings in Additional Tier 1 instruments
39 Investments in the capital of banking, financial and insurance entities that are
outside the scope of regulatory consolidation, net of eligible short positions,
where the bank does not own more than 10% of the issued common share
capital of the entity (amount above 10% threshold)
40 Significant investments in the capital of banking, financial and insurance
entities that are outside the scope of regulatory consolidation (net of eligible
short positions)
41 National specific regulatory adjustments (41a+41b)
41a Investments in the Additional Tier 1 capital of unconsolidated insurance
subsidiaries
41b Shortfall in the Additional Tier 1 capital of majority owned financial entities
Regulatory Adjustments Applied to Additional Tier 1 in -
respect of Amounts Subject to Pre-Basel III Treatment
of which: [ADJUSTMENT IF ANY e.g. DTAs]
of which: [ADJUSTMENT IF ANY e.g. existing adjustments which are
deducted from Tier 1 at 50%]
159
42 Regulatory adjustments applied to Additional Tier 1 due to insufficient Tier 2 to cover deductions
43 Total regulatory adjustments to Additional Tier 1 capital -
44 Additional Tier 1 capital (AT1) 1,380
44a Additional Tier 1 capital reckoned for capital adequacy 1,380
45 Tier 1 capital (T1 = CETI + AT1) (29 + 44a) 99,158
Tier 2 capital: instruments and provisions
46 Directly issued qualifying Tier 2 instruments plus related
stock surplus
47 Directly issued capital instruments subject to phase out from Tier 2 19,440
48 Tier 2 instruments (and CETI and AT1 instruments not
included in rows 5 or 34) issued by subsidiaries and held by third parties
(amount allowed in group Tier 2)
49 of which: instruments issued by subsidiaries subject to phase out
50 Provisions 7,815
51 Tier 2 capital before regulatory adjustments 27,255
Tier 2 capital: regulatory adjustments
52 Investments in own Tier 2 instruments 138
53 Reciprocal cross-holdings in Tier 2 instruments
54 Investments in the capital of banking, financial and insurance entities that
are outside the scope of regulatory consolidation, net of eligible short
positions, where the bank does not own more than 10% of the issued
common share capital of the entity (amount above the 10% threshold)
55 Significant investments in the capital banking, financial and insurance
entities that are outside the scope of regulatory consolidation (net of eligible
short positions)
56 National specific regulatory adjustments (56a+56b)
56b of which: Shortfall in the Tier 2 capital of majority owned financial entities
Regulatory Adjustments applied to Tier 2 in respect of amounts Subject
to Pre-Basel III Treatment
of which: [ADJUSTMENT IF ANY e.g. existing adjustments which are
deducted from Tier 2 at 50%]
57 Total regulatory adjustments to Tier 2 capital
58 Tier 2 capital (T2) 27,117
58a Tier 2 capital reckoned for capital adequacy 25,990
58b Excess Additional Tier 1 capital reckoned as Tier 2 -
capital
58c Total Tier 2 capital admissible for capital adequacy (58a + 58b) 25,990
59 Total capital (TC = T1 + T2) (45 + 58c) 125,148
Risk Weighted Assets in respect of Amounts Subject to Pre- Basel III Treatment
of which: ( If Any)
60 Total Risk weighted assets (60a + 60b + 60c) 1,299,491
60a of which: total credit risk weighted assets 980,678
60b of which: total market risk weighted assets 191,790
60c of which: total operational risk weighted assets 127,023
Capital Ratios
61 Common Equity Tier 1 (as a percentage of risk weighted assets) 7.52%
62 Tier 1 (as a percentage of risk weighted assets) 7.63%
63 Total capital (as a percentage of risk weighted assets) 9.63%
64 Institution specific buffer requirement (minimum CET1
requirement plus capital conservation and countercyclical buffer requirements,
expressed as a percentage of risk weighted assets)
65 of which: capital conservation buffer requirement
160
66 of which: bank specific countercyclical buffer requirement
67 of which: G-SIB buffer requirement
National minima (if different from Basel III)
69 National Common Equity Tier 1 minimum ratio (if different from Basel III minimum)
70 National Tier 1 minimum ratio (if different from Basel III minimum)
71 National total capital minimum ratio (if different from Basel III minimum)
Amounts below the thresholds for deduction (before risk weighting)
72 Non-significant investments in the capital of other financial entities
73 Significant investments in the common stock of financial entities
74 Mortgage servicing rights (net of related tax liability)
75 Deferred tax assets arising from temporary differences (net of related tax liability)
Applicable caps on the inclusion of provisions in Tier 2
76 Provisions eligible for inclusion in Tier 2 in respect of exposures subject to
standardised approach (prior to application of cap)
77 Cap on inclusion of provisions in Tier 2 under standardised approach
78 Provisions eligible for inclusion in Tier 2 in respect of exposures subject to
internal ratings-based approach (prior to application of cap)
79 Cap for inclusion of provisions in Tier 2 under internal ratings-based approach
161
iE bB 12
{V E Sx --- vx E +{IB
Sh - 1
(` x )
{]M iJ E li {]M iJ E li E
E +x k h +x Ex E
l{ ix-{j xE i E +iMi
ix-{j
E {V B niB
i |nk {V 10755.92
+Ii B +vE xv 105113.62
+{ J V
B{Ex 9350.00
E {V 125219.53
ii V
V : E V 282251.42
V : OE V 1788930.99
V : +x V (E{ =J E)
iii =v
V : .. E 91790.00
V : E 21534.92
V : +x BV B l+ 18970.59
V : +x (i ) 358.85
V : {V Mi Ji 39750.00
iv +x niB B |vx 80019.00
E 2448825.31
J +i
i i V E E { xEn B 79499.56
+{ Sx + M { + E E { 106092.77
ii x :
V : E |ii 723717.44
V : +x +xni |ii 557.95
V : 4142.35
V : @h{j B b 93823.39
V : E E{x / H =t / E 1845.10
V : +x (hVE {j, S b +n) 15655.82
iii @h B +O
V : E E @h B +O
V : OE E @h B +O 1259053.68
iv +S +i 28846.37
v +x +i
V : J B +i +i
V : +lMi E +i 20132.10
V : +x 115458.79
vi Ex { J
vii + B Ji x
E +i 2448825.31
162
(` x )
{]M iJ E li E {]M iJ E li E
+x k h +x Ex E xE
l{ ix-{j i E +iMi ix-{j
E {V B niB
i |nk {V
V : <] 1 E B {j 10755.92
V : B] 1 E B {j 0.00
+Ii B +vE xv 105113.62
B{Ex 9350.00
+{J V
E {V 125219.53
ii V
V : E V 282251.42
V : OE V 1788930.99
V : +x V (E{ =J E)
iii =v
V : .. E 91790.00
V : E 21534.92
V : +x l+ 18970.59
B BV
V : +x (E{ =J E) 358.85
V : {V Mi Ji 39750.00
iv +x niB B |vx 80019.00

V : J r bB]
V : +i +i r bB]
E 2448825.31
J +i
i i V E E { 79499.56
xEn +
+{ Sx + M { + E E { 106092.77
+ E E {
ii x
V : E |ii 723717.44
V : +x +xni |ii 557.95
V : 4142.35
V : @h-{j B b 93823.39
V : E E{x/ H 1845.10
=t / E
V : +x (hVE 15655.82
{j, S+ b +n)
iii @h B +O 1259053.68
V : E E @h
B +O
V : OE E @h
B +O
iv +S +i 28846.37
v +x +i
V : J +
+i +i
V :
J
+x +i +i (BB+ UcE) 115458.79
+lME E +i 20132.10
vi Ex { J
vii + Ji x
E +i 2448825.31
163
x <C] ] 1 {V : Ji B +Ii xv
(` x )
E u {] E Sh 2 xE
M< xE {V E i E +iMi ix-
P]E {j E {j/n {
+vi i
1 v xMi E x (+ M H {V E{x E B EI)

{V { r +vC 10755.92 R
2 |ivi +nx 7281.75
3 Si +x {E + (B +x +Ii xv) 92791.00
4 <] 1 Shr { (E M H =t E{x { M)
EB Vx E vx |iI xMi {V
5 E E{x u V B +x {IE (O{ <] 1 +xi )
u vi x {V
6 xE Vx E { 110828.67
x <C] ] 1 {V
7 Ei Ex Vx 13050.30
8 J (r E ni E P]E) E-M
164
Table DF 12
Composition of Capital Reconciliation Requirements
Step - 1
` in million)
(`
Balance sheet as Balance sheet under
in financial regulatory scope of
statements As on consolidation As on
reporting date reporting date
A Capital & Liabilities
i Paid-up Capital 10755.92
Reserves & Surplus 105113.62
Minority Interest
Share Application Money 9350.00
Total Capital 125219.53
ii Deposits
of which: Deposits from banks 282251.42
of which: Customer deposits 1788930.99
of which: Other deposits (pl. specify)
iii Borrowings
of which: From RBI 91790.00
of which: From banks 21534.92
of which: From other institutions & agencies 18970.59
of which: Others (Outside India) 358.85
of which: Capital instruments 39750.00
iv Other liabilities & provisions 80019.00
Total 2448825.31
B Assets
i Cash and balances with Reserve Bank of India 79499.56
Balance with banks and money at call and short notice 106092.77
ii Investments:
of which: Government securities 723717.44
of which: Other approved securities 557.95
of which: Shares 4142.35
of which: Debentures & Bonds 93823.39
of which: Subsidiaries / Joint Ventures / Associates 1845.10
of which: Others (Commercial Papers, Mutual Funds etc.) 15655.82
iii Loans and advances
of which: Loans and advances to banks
of which: Loans and advances to customers 1259053.68
iv Fixed assets 28846.37
v Other assets
of which: Goodwill and intangible assets
of which: Deferred tax assets 20132.10
of which: Others 115458.79
vi Goodwill on consolidation
vii Debit balance in Profit & Loss account
165
` in million)
(`
Balance sheet as Balance sheet under
in financial regulatory scope of
statements As on consolidation As on
reporting date reporting date
A Capital & Liabilities
i Paid-up Capital 10755.92
of which: Amount eligible for CET1 10755.92
of which: Amount eligible for AT1 0.00
Reserves & Surplus 105113.62
Share Application Money 9350.00
Minority Interest
Total Capital 125219.53
ii Deposits
of which: Deposits from banks 282251.42
of which: Customer deposits 1788930.99
of which: Other deposits (pl. specify)
iii Borrowings
of which: From RBI 91790.00
of which: From banks 21534.92
of which: From other institutions 18970.59
& agencies
of which: Others (pl. specify) 358.85
of which: Capital instruments 39750.00
iv Other liabilities & provisions 80019.00
of which: DTLs related to goodwill
of which: DTLs related to intangible assets
Total 2448825.31
B Assets
i Cash and balances with 79499.56
Reserve Bank of India
Balance with banks and money 106092.77
at call and short notice
ii Investments
of which: Government securities 723717.44
of which: Other approved securities 557.95
of which: Shares 4142.35
of which: Debentures & Bonds 93823.39
of which: Subsidiaries / Joint 1845.10
Ventures / Associates
of which: Others (Commercial 15655.82
Papers, Mutual Funds etc.)
iii Loans and advances 1259053.68
of which: Loans and advances
to banks
of which: Loans and advances
to customers
iv Fixed assets 28846.37
v Other assets
of which: Goodwill and
intangible assets
Out of which:
Goodwill
Other intangibles (excluding MSRs) 115458.79
Deferred tax assets 20132.10
vi Goodwill on consolidation
vii Debit balance in Profit & Loss account
166
Common Equity Tier 1 capital: instruments and reserves
ìn million)
(`
Component of Source based on
regulatory capital reference numbers/
reported by bank letters of the balance
sheet under the
regulatory scope of
consolidation from
step 2
1 Directly issued qualifying common share (and equivalent for non-joint

stock companies) capital plus related stock surplus 10755.92 e
2 Retained earnings 7281.75
3 Accumulated other comprehensive income (and other reserves) 92791.00
4 Directly issued capital subject to phase out from CET1 (only applicable
to non-joint stock companies)
5 Common share capital issued by subsidiaries and held by third
parties (amount allowed in group CET1)
6 Common Equity Tier 1 capital before regulatory adjustments 110828.67
7 Prudential valuation adjustments 13050.30
8 Goodwill (net of related tax liability) a-c
167
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xxE {V Ji E |J iB
xxE {V Ji E |J i+ E |E]Eh fS
Ji : <C]
1 VEi E E
2 xE {SxEi (=n. xV {] E B B+<{. +<Bx<691B01018
+<+<Bx O)
3 Ji E i Ex x |V i v B
xxE ={S xxE +EiB
4 G III x Ex <C] ] 1
5 {S-G III x Ex <C] ] 1
6 BE// B BE E {j BE
7 Ji E |E <C] Ex
8 xxE {V E B xvi ( xE] E {]M
iJ E, . x ) 10,755.92
9 Ji E `10/- |i Ex
10 JEx MEh <C] {V
11 V Ex E iJ n 1969 B =E n
E v iJ
12 l { iJ { l
13 i {{Ci il M x
14 { {I +xnx E +vx VEi u M M x
15 E{E M il, +EE M il B |inx M x
16 {i M il, n M M x
E{x/bbb bbb
17 xi S bbb/E{x S bbb
18 E{x E n E< vi SEE M x
19 bbb vE E +ii M x
20 {hi Ex, +i: Ex +x {hi Ex
21 |inx i r +x |ix E VnM M x
22 +S S +S
23 {ix +{ix M x
24 n {ix i {ix E/E =i|E M x
25 n {ix i {hi: +i: M x
26 n {ix i {ix E n M x
27 n {ix i +x E{E {ix M x
28 n {ix i Ji E |E iB V {ix M x
29 n {ix i V Ji {ii =E VEi M x
30 -P] E ={vi x
31 n -P] i =E =i|E M x
32 n -P] i {hi: +i: M x
33 n -P] i l +l M x
34 n +l -P] i gx E |h E h M x
35 {{x +vxli h li (+M GE ` Ji
|E E =J E) +x nxn E +vxl
36 M-+x{E Gi Ih M x
37 n i M-+x{E Ih E =J E M x
168
Ji : |ixE l @h Ji 9.35% J II
1 VEi E E
2 xE {SxEi (=n. xV {] E B B+<{, +<Bx<691B09102
+<+<Bx M)
3 Ji E i Ex x i xx +vx ,1949
xxE ={S
4 G III x +iH ] 1
5 {S-G III x +iH ] 1
6 BE// B BE E {j BE
7 Ji E |E |ixE l @h Ji
8 xxE {V E B xvi 1,380.00
( xE] E {]M iJ E, . x )
9 Ji E ` 10,00,000/-
10 JEx MEh =v
11 V Ex E iJ 01.06.2006
12 l { iJ { l
13 i {{Ci il {{Ci x
14 { {I +xnx E +vx VEi u M
15 E{E M il, +EE M il B |inx 01.06.2016
16 {i M il, n M M x
E{x/bbb E{x
17 xi S bbb/E{x xi
18 E{x E n E< vi SEE 9.35%
19 bbb vE E +ii
20 {hi Ex, +i: Ex +x +i: Ex
21 |inx i r +x |ix E VnM x
22 +S S +S
23 {ix +{ix +{ix
25 n {ix i {hi: +i: M x
30 -P] E ={vi x
31 n -P] i =E =i|E M x
32 n -P] i {hi: +i: M x
33 n -P] i l +l M x
35 {{x +vxli h li (+M GE ` Ji <x Ji xE E n <C] E
|E E =J E) <C] x Ex xE ` M
il E E VEi+, x nxn +
+vxl @h E n E +vxl M
36 M-+x{E Gi Ih M x
169
Ji: +|ii |inx M +{ix +vxl +{ ] -II b 9.35% J III
1 VEi E E
+<+<Bx M)
3 Ji E i Ex x ++<
xxE ={S
4 G III x ] - II
5 {S-G II x ] - II
6 BE// B BE E {j BE
7 Ji E |E +|ii |inx M +{ix +vxl
+{ ] -II b
8 xxE {V E B xvi 1,920.00
( xE] E {]M iJ E, . x )
9 Ji E `10,00,000/-
10 JEx MEh =v
11 V Ex E iJ 22.12.2007
12 l { iJ { iJ {
13 i {{Ci il 22.12.2022
14 { {I +xnx E +vx VEi u M +]x E x iJ 10 E +i
{ (++< E { +xi )
15 E{E M il, +EE M il B |inx 22.12.2017
16 {i M il, n M M x
E{x/bbb E{x
17 xi S bbb/E{x xi
18 E{x E n E< vi SEE 0
19 bbb vE E +ii x
20 {hi Ex, +i: Ex +x +x
21 |inx i r +x |ix E VnM
22 +S S +S
23 {ix +{ix +{ix
25 n {ix i {hi: +i: M x
30 -P] E ={vi x
31 n -P] i =E =i|E M x
32 n -P] i {hi: +i: M x
33 n -P] i l +l M x
|E E =J E) <C] x Ex xE ] M
<x Ji xE E n <C] E <C] il +x nxn E n E
x Ex xE ` M il +x nxn +vxl M *
E n E +vxl M*
36 M-+x{E Gi Ih M x
170
Ji: +|ii |inx M +{ix +vxl +{ ] -II b 8.90% J IV
1 VEi E E
+<+<Bx M)
3 Ji E i Ex x ++<
xxE ={S
4 G III x ] - II
5 {S-G III x ] - II
6 BE// B BE E {j BE
7 Ji E |E +|ii |inx M +{ix +vxl +{
] -II b
iJ E, ` x ) 3,000.00
9 Ji E ` 10,00,000/-
10 JEx MEh =v
11 V Ex E iJ 25.03.2010
12 l { iJ { iJ {
13 i {{Ci il 25.03.2025
{ (++< E { +xi )
15 E{E M il, +EE M il B |inx 25.03.2020
16 {i M il, n M M x
E{x/bbb E{x
17 xi S bbb/E{x xi
18 E{x E n E< vi SEE 8.90%
19 bbb vE E +ii x
20 {hi Ex, +i: Ex +x +x
22 +S S +S
23 {ix +{ix +{ix
25 n {ix i {hi: +i: M x
30 -P] E ={vi x
31 n -P] i =E =i|E M x
32 n -P] i {hi: +i: M x
33 n -P] i l +l M x
35 {{x +vxli h li <x Ji xE E n <C]
(+M GE ` Ji |E E =J E) E <C] x Ex xE
` M il +x nxn E n E
+vxl M*
36 M-+x{E Gi Ih M x
171
Ji: +|ii |inx M +{ix +vxl +{ ] -II b 9.28% J II
1 VEi E E
+<+<Bx M)
3 Ji E i Ex x ++<
xxE ={S
4 G III x ] - II
5 {S-G III x ] - II
6 BE// B BE E {j BE
+{ ] -II b
8 xxE {V E B xvi ( xE] E {]M 3,000.00
iJ E, . x )
9 Ji E `10,00,000/-
10 JEx MEh =v
11 V Ex E iJ 03.07.2006
12 l { iJ { iJ {
13 i {{Ci il 03.07.2021
{ (++< E { +xi )
15 E{E M il, +EE M il B |inx 03.07.2016
16 {i M il, n M M x
E{x/bbb E{x
17 xi S bbb/E{x xi
18 E{x E n E< vi SEE 9.28%
19 bbb vE E +ii x
20 {hi Ex, +i: Ex +x +x
22 +S S +S
23 {ix +{ix +{ix
25 n {ix i {hi: +i: M x
30 -P] E ={vi x
31 n -P] i =E =i|E M x
32 n -P] i {hi: +i: M x
33 n -P] i l +l M x
|E E =J E) <C] x Ex xE ` M
il +x nxn E n E +vxl M*
36 M-+x{E Gi Ih M x
172
Ji: +|ii |inx M +{ix ] -II b 9.50% J IX
1 VEi E E
2 xE {SxEi (=n. xV {] E B B+<{, +<+<Bx +<Bx< 691B09144
M)
3 Ji E i Ex x ++<
xxE ={S
4 G III x ] - II
5 {S-G III x ] - II
6 BE// B BE E {j BE
+{ ] -II b
iJ E, ` x ) 360.00
9 Ji E `10,00,000/-
10 JEx MEh =v
11 V Ex E iJ 31.03.2008
12 l { iJ { iJ {
13 i {{Ci il 30.04.2018
14 { {I +xnx E +vx VEi u M x
16 {i M il, n M M x
E{x/bbb E{x
17 xi S bbb/E{x xi
18 E{x E n E< vi SEE 9.50%
19 bbb vE E +ii x
20 {hi Ex, +i: Ex +x +x
22 +S S +S
23 {ix +{ix +{ix
25 n {ix i {hi: +i: M x
30 -P] E ={vi x
31 n -P] i =E =i|E M x
32 n -P] i {hi: +i: M x
33 n -P] i l +l M x
35 {{x +vxli h li <x Ji xE E n <C]
(+M GE ` Ji |E E =J E) E <C] x Ex xE `
M il +x nxn E n E +vxl
M*
36 M-+x{E Gi Ih M x
173
Ji: +|ii |inx M +{ix ] -II b 9.75% J X
1 VEi E E
2 xE {SxEi (=n. xV {] E B B+<{, +<Bxx<691B09151
+<+<Bx M)
3 Ji E i Ex x ++<
xxE ={S
4 G III x ] - II
5 {S-G III x ] - II
6 BE// B BE E {j BE
+{ ] - II b
8 xxE {V E B xvi
( xE] E {]M iJ E, ` x ) 1,320.00
9 Ji E `10,00,000/-
10 JEx MEh =v
11 V Ex E iJ 22.12.2008
12 l { iJ { iJ {
13 i {{Ci il 22.04.2019
16 {i M il, n M M x
E{x/bbb 9.75%
17 xi S bbb/E{x xi
18 E{x E n E< vi SEE M x
19 bbb vE E +ii x
20 {hi Ex, +i: Ex +x +x
22 +S S +S
23 {ix +{ix +{ix
25 n {ix i {hi: +i: M x
30 -P] E ={vi x
31 n -P] i =E =i|E M x
32 n -P] i {hi: +i: M x
33 n -P] i l +l M x
35 {{x +vxli h li (+M GE ` Ji |E <x Ji xE E n <C]
E =J E) E <C] x Ex xE `
M il +x nxn E n E
+vxl M*
36 M-+x{E Gi Ih M x
174
Ji: +|ii |inx M +{ix ] -II b 8.92% J XI
1 VEi E E
2 xE {SxEi (=n. xV {] E B B+<{, +<Bxx< 691B 09169
+<+<Bx M)
3 Ji E i Ex x ++<
xxE ={S
4 G III x ] - II
5 {S-G III x ] - II
6 BE// B BE E {j BE
7 Ji E |E +|ii |inx M +{ix
+vxl +{ ] -II b
8 xxE {V E B xvi 3,840.00
( xE] E {]M iJ E, ` x )
9 Ji E `10,00,000/-
10 JEx MEh =v
11 V Ex E iJ 08.03.2010
12 l { iJ { iJ {
13 i {{Ci il 08.03.2020
16 {i M il, n M M x
E{x/bbb E{x
17 xi S bbb/E{x xi
18 E{x E n E< vi SEE 8.92%
19 bbb vE E +ii x
20 {hi Ex, +i: Ex +x +x
22 +S S +S
23 {ix +{ix +{ix
25 n {ix i {hi: +i: M x
30 -P] E ={vi x
31 n -P] i =E =i|E M x
32 n -P] i {hi: +i: M x
33 n -P] i l +l M x
35 {{x +vxli h li (+M GE ` Ji |E <x Ji xE E n <C]
E =J E) E <C] x Ex
xE ` M il +x
nxn E n E +vxl M*
36 M-+x{E Gi Ih M x
175
Ji: +|ii |inx M +{ix ] -II b 9.00% J XII
1 VEi E E
2 xE {SxEi (=n. xV {] E B B+<{,
+<+<Bx M) +<Bx< 691B09185
3 Ji E i Ex x ++<
xxE ={S
4 G III x ] - II
5 {S-G III x ] - II
6 BE// B BE E {j BE
7 Ji E |E +|ii |inx M +{ix
+vxl +{ ]-II b
8 xxE {V E B xvi ( xE] E {]M 6,000.00
iJ E, ` x )
9 Ji E `10,00,000/-
10 JEx MEh =v
11 V Ex E iJ 28.12.2012
12 l { iJ { iJ {
13 i {{Ci il 28.12.2022
16 {i M il, n M M x
E{x/bbb E{x
17 xi S bbb/E{x xi
18 E{x E n E< vi SEE 9.00%
19 bbb vE E +ii x
20 {hi Ex, +i: Ex +x +x
22 +S S +S
23 {ix +{ix +{ix
25 n {ix i {hi: +i: M x
30 -P] E ={vi x
31 n -P] i =E =i|E M x
32 n -P] i {hi: +i: M x
33 n -P] i l +l M x
35 {{x +vxli h li (+M GE ` Ji <x Ji xE E n
|E E =J E) Ex xE ` M il
<C] E <C] x
+x nxn E n E +vxl
M*
36 M-+x{E Gi Ih M x
176
Table DF-13
Main Features of Regulatory Capital Instruments
Disclosure template for main features of regulatory capital instruments

INSTRUMENT: Equity Shares
1 Issuer UCO Bank
2 Unique identifier (e.g. CUSIP, ISIN or Bloomberg identifier
for private placement) INE691A01018
3 Governing law(s) of the instrument Applicable Indian statutes and
Regulatory treatment Regulatory requirements
4 Transitional Basel III rules Common Equity Tier 1
5 Post-transitional Basel III rules Common Equity Tier 1
6 Eligible at solo/group/ group & solo Solo
7 Instrument type Equity common share
8 Amount recognised in regulatory capital (` in million, as of
most recent reporting date) 10,755.92
9 Par value of instrument `10/- per common share
10 Accounting classification Equity Capital
11 Original date of issuance December1969 and various dates thereafter
12 Perpetual or dated Perpetual
13 Original maturity date Not Applicable
14 Issuer call subject to prior supervisory approval Not Applicable
15 Optional call date, contingent call dates and redemption amount Not Applicable
16 Subsequent call dates, if applicable Not Applicable
Coupons / dividends Dividends
17 Fixed or floating dividend/coupon Floating Dividend
18 Coupon rate and any related index Not Applicable
19 Existence of a dividend stopper Not Applicable
20 Fully discretionary, partially discretionary or mandatory Fully Discretionary
21 Existence of step up or other incentive to redeem Not Applicable
22 Noncumulative or cumulative Noncumulative
23 Convertible or non-convertible Not Applicable
24 If convertible, conversion trigger(s) Not Applicable
25 If convertible, fully or partially Not Applicable
26 If convertible, conversion rate Not Applicable
27 If convertible, mandatory or optional conversion Not Applicable
28 If convertible, specify instrument type convertible into Not Applicable
29 If convertible, specify issuer of instrument it converts into Not Applicable
30 Write-down feature No.
31 If write-down, write-down trigger(s) Not Applicable
32 If write-down, full or partial Not Applicable
33 If write-down, permanent or temporary Not Applicable
34 If temporary write-down, description of write-up mechanism Not Applicable
35 Position in subordination hierarchy in liquidation
(specify instrument type immediately senior to instrument) Subordinate to all other creditors.
36 Non-compliant transitioned features Not Applicable
37 If yes, specify non-compliant features Not Applicable
177
INSTRUMENT: Innovative Perpetual Debt Instruments 9.35% Series II
1 Issuer UCO Bank
2 Unique identifier (e.g. CUSIP, ISIN or Bloomberg identifier for
private placement) INE691A09102
3 Governing law(s) of the instrument The Banking Regulation Act,1949
Regulatory treatment
4 Transitional Basel III rules Additional Tier 1
5 Post-transitional Basel III rules Additional Tier 1
7 Instrument type Innovative Perpetual Debt Instruments
8 Amount recognised in regulatory capital
(` in million, as of most recent reporting date) 1,380.00
9 Par value of instrument `10,00,000/-
10 Accounting classification Borrowings
11 Original date of issuance 01.06.2006
12 Perpetual or dated Perpetual
13 Original maturity date No maturity.
14 Issuer call subject to prior supervisory approval Yes
15 Optional call date, contingent call dates and redemption amount 01.06.2016
Coupons / dividends Coupon
17 Fixed or floating dividend/coupon Fixed
18 Coupon rate and any related index 9.35%
19 Existence of a dividend stopper Yes
20 Fully discretionary, partially discretionary or mandatory Partial Discretionary
21 Existence of step up or other incentive to redeem No
22 Noncumulative or cumulative Non-cumulative
23 Convertible or non-convertible Non Convertible
35 Position in subordination hierarchy in liquidation (specify The claim of investors in these instruments
instrument type immediately senior to instrument) shall be superior to the claims of investors in
the equity in the equity shares and
subordinated to the
claims of depositors, general
creditors and subordinated debt of the bank.
178
INSTRUMENT: Unsecured Redeemable Non-Convertible Subordinated Upper Tier-II Bonds 9.35%
Series III
1 Issuer UCO Bank
2 Unique identifier (e.g. CUSIP, ISIN or Bloomberg identifier for
private placement) INE691A09136
3 Governing law(s) of the instrument RBI
4 Transitional Basel III rules Tier - II
5 Post-transitional Basel III rules Tier - II
7 Instrument type Unsecured Redeemable Non-Convertible
Subordinated Upper Tier-II Bonds
8 Amount recognised in regulatory capital (` in million,
as of most recent reporting date) 1,920,00
12 Perpetual or dated Dated
13 Original maturity date 22.12.2022
14 Issuer call subject to prior supervisory approval At par at the end of 10th year from deemed
date of allotment (with the prior permission
of RBI)
18 Coupon rate and any related index 0
19 Existence of a dividend stopper No
20 Fully discretionary, partially discretionary or mandatory Mandatory
21 Existence of step up or other incentive to redeem Yes
35 Position in subordination hierarchy in liquidation (specify The claim of investors in these instruments
instrument type immediately senior to instrument) shall be superior to the claims of investors in
the equity in the equity shares and subordi-
nate to the claim of all other creditors.
179
Series IV
1 Issuer UCO Bank
2 Unique identifier (e.g. CUSIP, ISIN or Bloomberg identifier
for private placement) INE691A09177
7 Instrument type Unsecured Redeemable Non-
Convertible Subordinated Upper
Tier-II Bonds
8 Amount recognised in regulatory capital (` in million,
as of most recent reporting date) 3,000.00
14 Issuer call subject to prior supervisory approval At par at the end of 10th year from
deemed date of allotment
(with the prior permission of RBI)
35 Position in subordination hierarchy in liquidation (specify
instrument type immediately senior to instrument) The claim of investors in these
instruments shall be superior to the
claims of investors in the equity in
the equity shares and subordinate
to the claim of all other
creditors.
180
Series II
1 Issuer UCO Bank
2 Unique identifier (e.g. CUSIP, ISIN or Bloomberg identifier for private placement) INE691A09110
Convertible Subordinated Upper
Tier-II Bonds
8 Amount recognised in regulatory capital (` in million, as of most recent
reporting date) 3,000.00
14 Issuer call subject to prior supervisory approval At par at the end of 10th year from
deemed date of allotment
(with the prior permission of RBI)
35 Position in subordination hierarchy in liquidation (specify instrument type The claim of investors in these
immediately senior to instrument) instruments shall be superior to
the claims of investors in the
equity in the equity shares and
subordinate to the claim of all
other creditors.
181
INSTRUMENT: Unsecured Redeemable Non-Convertible Subordinated Tier-II Bonds 9.50% Series
IX
1 Issuer UCO Bank

Convertible Subordinated
Tier-II Bonds
reporting date) 360.00
14 Issuer call subject to prior supervisory approval No
15 Optional call date, contingent call dates and redemption amount NA
immediately senior to instrument) instruments shall be superior
to the claims of investors in
the equity in the equity shares
and subordinate to the claim of
all other creditors
182
INSTRUMENT: Unsecured Redeemable Non-Convertible Subordinated Tier-II Bonds 9.75% Series X
1 Issuer UCO Bank

7 Instrument type Unsecured Redeemable
Non-Convertible Subordi
nated Tier-II Bonds
Coupons / dividends 9.75%
18 Coupon rate and any related index NA
35 Position in subordination hierarchy in liquidation (specify instrument type The claim of investors in
immediately senior to instrument) these instruments shall be
superior to the claims of
investors in the equity in the
equity shares and
subordinate to the claim of
all other creditors.
183
INSTRUMENT: Unsecured Redeemable Non-Convertible Subordinated Tier-II Bonds 8.92% Series
XI
1 Issuer UCO Bank

Convertible Subordinated Tier-II
Bonds
other creditors.
184
INSTRUMENT: Unsecured Redeemable Non-Convertible Subordinated Tier-II Bonds 9.00% Series XII
1 Issuer UCO Bank

Convertible Subordinated Tier-II
Bonds
other creditors.
185
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25 i. SEh: BxB< E { Sr, +iE { *
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3 Vx. SEh: BxB< E { Sr, +iE { *
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(+<Bx<691B09128) iJ : M x. V n + +k: 9.25%, 7 B 7 +Mi.
SEh: BxB< E { Sr, +iE { *
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(+<Bx<691B09144) iJ : M x. V n + +k:9.50%, 31 S B 30 i. SEh:
BxB< E { Sr, +iE { *
8 +|ii |inx M +{ix +vxl V |j: ` 275 Ec, +]x E iJ: 22.12.2008, |inx E iJ:
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(+<Bx<691B09151) iJ: M x . V n + +k: 9.75%, 22 n. SEh: BxB<
E { Sr, +iE { *
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(+<Bx<691B09169) iJ: M x. V n + +k:8.92%, 8 S. SEh: BxB< E
{ Sr, +iE { *
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186
Table DF - 14
Full Terms and Conditions of Regulatory Capital Instruments
Sl.
No. Instruments Full Terms and Conditions
1 Equity Shares
Ordinary Shares, non-cumulative.
(INE691A01018)
2 Innovative Perpetual Debt Instruments Issue Size: `230 Crore, Date of Allotment: 01.06.2006, Date of Redemption:
9.35% Series II Perpetual, Par Value: `1 Million, Put and Call Option: Call option date
(INE691A09102) 01.06.2016. Rate of Interest and frequency:9.35%, 1st June and 1st
December. Listing: Listed with NSE, All in Dematerialised form.
3 Unsecured Redeemable Non- Issue Size: `320 Crore, Date of Allotment: 22.12.2007, Date of Redemption:
Convertible Subordinated Upper 22.12.2022, Par Value: `1 Million, Put and Call Option: Call option date
Tier-II Bonds 9.35% Series III 22.12.2017. Rate of Interest and frequency:9.35%, 22nd June and 22nd
(INE691A09136) December. Listing: Listed with NSE, All in Dematerialised form.
Tier-II Bonds 8.90% Series IV 25.03.2020. Rate of Interest and frequency:8.90%, 25th March and 25th
(INE691A09177) September. Listing: Listed with NSE, All in Dematerialised form.
Tier-II Bonds 9.28% Series II 03..07.2016. Rate of Interest and frequency:9.28%, 3rd July and 3rd January.
(INE691A09110) Listing: Listed with NSE, All in Dematerialised form.
Convertible Subordinated Tier-II 07.04.2016, Par Value: `1 Million, Put and Call Option: Call option date Not
Bonds 9.25% Series VIII applicable. Rate of Interest and frequency:9.25%, 7th February & 7th August.
(INE691A09128) Listing: Listed with NSE, All in Dematerialised form.
7 Unsecured Redeemable Non- Con Issue Size: `100 Crore, Date of Allotment: 31.03.2008, Date of Redemption:
vertible Subordinated Tier-II Bonds 30.04.2018, Par Value: `1 Million, Put and Call Option: Call option date Not
9.50% Series IX applicable. Rate of Interest and frequency:9.50%, 31st March & 30th
(INE691A09144) September. Listing: Listed with NSE, All in Dematerialised form.
Convertible Subordinated Tier-II 22.04.2019, Par Value:`1 Million, Put and Call Option: Call option date Not
Bonds 9.75% Series X applicable. Rate of Interest and frequency:9.75%, 22nd December. Listing:
(INE691A09151) Listed with NSE, All in Dematerialised form.
Bonds 8.92% Series XI applicable. Rate of Interest and frequency:8.92%, 8th March. Listing: Listed
(INE691A09169) with NSE, All in Dematerialised form.
Bonds 9.00% Series XII
(INE691A09185)
applicable. Rate of Interest and frequency:9.00%, 28th December. Listing:
Listed with NSE, All in Dematerialised form. @ 250%
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Table DF - 15
Disclosure Requirements for Remuneration
Not applicable to Nationalised Banks.
187
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188
Table DF - 16
Disclosure for Banking Book Positions

QUALITATIVE DISCLOSURES
z In accordance with the RBI guidelines on investment classification and valuation, Investments are classified on the
date of purchase into Held for Trading (HFT), Available for Sale (AFS) and Held to Maturity (HTM) categories. Investments
which the Bank intends to hold till maturity are classified as HTM securities. In accordance with the RBI guidelines,
equity investments held under the HTM category are classified as banking book for capital adequacy purpose.
z Investments in equity of subsidiaries and joint ventures are required to be classified under HTM category in accordance
with the RBI guidelines. These are held with a strategic Objective to maintain relationships for business purposes.
z Investments classified under HTM category are carried at their acquisition cost and not marked to market. Any diminution,
other than temporary, in the value of equity investments is provided for. Any loss on sale of investments in HTM
category is recognized in the Statement of Profit and Loss. Any gain from sale of investments under HTM category is
recognized in the Statement of Profit and Loss and is appropriated, net of taxes and statutory reserve, to Capital
Reserve in accordance with the RBI Guidelines.
QUANTITATIVE DISCLOSURES
(` in crore)
Investments Value as per Balance Fair Value Publicly Quoted Share Values (if
Sheet materially different from fair value)
Unquoted 190.72 190.72 NA

Quoted NIL NIL NA
(` in crore)
B. Types and Nature of Investments
Investments Publicly traded Privately held
Subsidiary, Associate and Joint Ventures (for RRBs) 184.50
Other shares of PSU/Corporate, which were in the books of the Bank
under HTM category as on 2nd September 2004 and as per
RBI guidelines, can be retained as such. 6.22
C. Gain/ Loss Statement (` in crore)

Particulars Amount
Cumulative realized gains (losses) arising from sales and liquidations in the reporting period -
Total unrealized gains (losses) -
Total latent revaluation gains (losses) -
Unrealized gains (losses) included in Capital -
Latent revaluation gains (losses) included in Capital -
(` in crore)
D. Capital Requirement for Banking Book
Equity grouping Treatment under Basel III Capital Requirement
Subsidiary Deducted from Regulatory capital
Associate and Joint Ventures Risk weighted @ 250% 41.51
Other shares of PSU/Corporate, which were in the
books of the Bank under HTM category as on
2nd September 2004 and as per RBI guidelines,
can be retained as such. Risk weighted @ 150% 0.84
189
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3 {Sx JEx fS E +xh ix-{j H xE {{k i
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5 |ii E k{h xnx i Vx

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3. ix-{j H E BC{W (i{xx + BB] x) ({H 1 B 2 E E M) 2435775.01
i{xx BC{W
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12. G JEx xnx E Vx E n E BB] {{k
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16. E |ii kx xnx BC{W ({H 12 E 15 E E M) 0.00
ix {j <i +x BC{W
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18. @ h i E {ix E B Vx 170456.74
19. ix {j <i n ({H 17 B 18 E E M) 100304.92
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191
Table DF - 17
Summary Comparison of accounting assets and leverage ratio exposure
Sr No Particulars ` in Millions)
Amount (`
1 Total consolidated assets as per published financial Statements 2448825.31
2 Adjustment for investments in banking, financial, insurance or commercial
entities that are consolidated for accounting purposes but outside the scope
of regulatory consolidation -
3 Adjustment for fiduciary assets recognised on the balance sheet pursuant to
the operative accounting framework but excluded from the
leverage ratio exposure measure -
4 Adjustments for derivative financial instruments 10314.55
5 Adjustment for securities financing transactions
(i.e. repos and similar secured lending) 0.00
6 Adjustment for off-balance sheet items
(i.e. conversion to credit equivalent amounts of off- balance sheet exposures) 100304.92
7 Other adjustments (13050.30)
8 Leverage ratio exposure 3.90%
Table DF - 18
Leverage ratio common disclosure template
Sr No Item ` in Millions)
Amount (`
On-Balance sheet exposure
1. On-balance sheet items (excluding derivatives and SFTs, but including collateral) 2448825.31
2. (Asset amounts deducted in determining Basel III Tier 1 capital) (13050.30)
3. Total on-balance sheet exposures (excluding derivatives and SFTs) (sum of lines 1 and 2) 2435775.01
Derivative exposure
4. Replacement cost associated with all derivatives transactions
(i.e. net of eligible cash variation margin) 2705.50
5. Add-on amounts for PFE associated with all derivatives Transactions 7609.05
6. Gross-up for derivatives collateral provided where deducted from the
balance sheet assets pursuant to the operative accounting framework 0.00
7. (Deductions of receivables assets for cash variation margin provided in
derivatives transactions) 0.00
192
Sr No Item ` in Millions)
Amount (`
8. (Exempted CCP leg of client-cleared trade exposures 0.00
9. Adjusted effective notional amount of written credit Derivatives 0.00
10. (Adjusted effective notional offsets and add-on deductions for written credit derivatives) 0.00
11. Total derivative exposures (sum of lines 4 to 10) 10314.55
Securities financing transaction exposures
12. Gross SFT assets (with no recognition of netting), after adjusting for
sale accounting transactions 0.00
13. (Netted amounts of cash payables and cash receivables of gross SFT assets 0.00
14. CCR exposure for SFT assets 0.00
15. Agent transaction exposures 0.00
16. Total securities financing transaction exposures (sum of lines 12 to 15) 0.00
Other off-balance sheet exposures
17. Off-balance sheet exposure at gross notional amount 270761.66
18. (Adjustments for conversion to credit equivalent amounts) 170456.74
19. Off-balance sheet items (sum of lines 17 and 18) 1 100304.92
Capital and total exposures
20. Tier 1 capital 99158.30
21. Total exposures (sum of lines 3, 11, 16 and 19) 2546394.48
Leverage ratio
22. Basel III leverage ratio 3.90%
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8. fUtuRo Ce Yumt grU mgf v mu trtf]U; r;rlrt gt vhtuGe fuU v b rlgwU ln rfUgt stYdt stu gqfUtu ckifU fUt yrtfUthe gt fUboathe ni>
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Form "B"
UCO Bank
Head Office : 10, B. T. M, Sarani Kolkata - 700 001
Proxy Form
(To be filled in and signed by the Shareholder)
13th Annual General Meeting
Dated June 29th, 2016
Regd. folio No.

(if not Dematerialised)
DP ID No.
Client ID No.
(if Dematerilesed)
I/We _________________________________ resident/s of __________________________________ in the district of

______________________ in the state of _______________ being a share holder/shareholders of UCO Bank, Kolkata hereby appoint Shri/
Smt. __________________________ resident of ________________________________ in the district of _____________________________
in the state of _________________________ or failing him, Shri/Smt. _____________________ resident of ____________________________
in the district of ___________________________ in the state of _________________ as my/or our proxy to vote for me/us and on my/our
behalf at the 13th Annual General Meeting of the shareholders of UCO Bank, to be held on wednesday the 29th June 2016 at 11.00 A.M. at
Mini Auditorium, Science City, J.B.S. Haldane Avenue, Kolkata-700 046 and at any adjournment thereof.
` 1/-
Revenue
Signed this day of 2016 Stamp
Signature of Proxy
Name : Signature of first named / sole Shareholder
Address :
Instructions for Signing the Proxy form:
1. No instruments of proxy shall be valid unless,
(a) In the case of an individual shareholder, it is signed by him/her or his/her attorney, duly authorised in writing;
(b) In the case of joint holder, it is signed by the shareholder first named in the register or his/her attorney, duly authorised in writing;
(c) In the case of a body corporate signed by its officer or an attorney duly authorised in writing,
2. An instrument of proxy shall be sufficiently signed by any shareholder, who is, for any reason, unable to write his/her name, if his/her mark
is affixed thereto, and attested by a judge, Magistrate, Registar or Sub-Registrar of Assurance or other Government Gazetted Officer or an
Officer of UCO Bank.
3. The proxy together with
(a) the power of attorney or other authority (if any) under which it is signed, or
(b) a copy of the power of attorney or authority, certified by a Notary Public or a Magistrate, should be deposited at the Head Office
of UCO Bank, Finance Dept. (Share Section), 2, India Exchange Place, 3rd floor, Kolkata-700 001 not less than FOUR DAYS
before the date of the Annual General Meeting i.e., on or before the closing hours of Friday, the 24th June, 2016.
4. No instrument of Proxy shall be valid unless it is as per Form "B" and is duly stamped.
5. An instrument of Proxy deposited with the Bank shall be irrevocable and final.
6. In the case of an instrument of proxy granted in favour of two grantees in the alternative, not more than one form shall be executed.
7. The shareholder who has executed an instrument of proxy shall not be entitled to vote in person at the Annual General Meeting to which
such instrument relates.
8. No person shall be appointed duly authorised representative or a proxy who is an officer or an employee of UCO Bank.
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E E / UCO Bank
|vx E : 10, . j. . h, EEi - 700001
B.. TT.. M. Sarani K
Head Office : 10, B olkata - 700 001
Kolkata
Wvr:r; vaeo / Attendance Slip
(JuN fUh;u mbg sbt fUh) / (To be surrendered at the time of entry)
nxE : v, 29 Vx 2016, {x 11.00 V
lx : x +b] , x ], V..B. bx Bx=, EEi - 700 046
Date : Wednesday, 29th June, 2016 at 11.00 a.m.
Venue : Mini Auditorium, Science City, J.B.S. Haldane Avenue, Kolkata - 700 046
Binu E E 13 E + È +{x ={li nV Ei *
I hereby record my presence at the 13th Annual General Meeting of the Bank
vE/vhtuGe/Wvr:; E J iI
{VEi VUturtgtu/zeveytRoze / OE
r;rlr" E x {Sx J Number of Shares Signature
Name of the Shareholder/ Regd. Folio / DPID/Client ID No.
Proxy/Representative present
JuN vaeo / Entry Pass

(JuN fUh;u mbg sbt fUh) / (To be surrendered at the time of entry)
m=g vhtuGe fUt / OE {Sx J E J iI

ltb (vx yGht b) Folio / Client ID No. Number of Shares Signature
Name: (in BLOCK Letter)
Member/Proxy
JuN vaeo / Entry Pass

(inx Ex E V E) / (To be surrendered at the time of voting)
m=g vhtuGe fUt / OE {Sx J E J iI
ltb (vx yGht b) Folio / Client ID No. Number of Shares Signature
Name: (in BLOCK Letter)
Member/Proxy
r=ltkfU : 29 sql 2016

Dated : 29th June 2016
Nugh"thfUt/vhtuGe, r;rlr"gt mu ylwhtu" rfUgt st;t ni rfU Ju mCt-CJl b JuN nu;w Rm Wvr:r; vaeo-mn-JuN vaeo vh n;tGh fUh ;w; fUh> JuN vt Jttu
ykN fUtu Nugh"thfUt/vhtuGe/r;rlr"gt fUtu Jtvm fUh r=gt stYdt rsmu Ju ciXfU atlu ;fU yvlu vtm hF> rVUh Ce ytJgfU;t mbSu stlu vh yr;rhU mgtvl/
stka fuU Wvht; JuN fUe ylwbr; =e stYde> rfUme Ce vrhr:r; b mCt-CJl fuU JuNth vh fUtuRo zwrtfuUx Wvr:r; vaeo-mn-JuN vaeo sthe ln rfUgt stYde>
Shareholders/Proxy representatives are requested to produce this Attendance Slip-cum-Entry Pass signed, for admission to meeting
hall. The Entry Pass portion will be handed back to the shareholders/proxy/representatives, who should retain it till the conclusion of
the meeting. The admission may, however, be subject to further verification/checks, as may be deemed necessary. Under no
circumstances, will any duplicate Attendance Slip-cum-Entry Pass be issued at the entrance to the meeting hall.
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E E

i{h EG B iJ / IMPORTANT PROGRAMME & DATES

l {I E |{i E +i iJ Mini Auditorium, Science City,

V] B +ih BV] / REGISTRAR & SHARE TRANSFER AGENT

< : ] S + E x, ], < - 400 023

xnE b E By order of the Board

( +.E. ]CE) (R. K. Takkar)

`E ={li x B inx Ex E B En E< vE A SHAREHOLDER ENTITLED TO ATTEND AND VOTE AT THE

E< H E E E vE xMi xE E E { No person shall be entitled to attend or vote at the meeting as a

E E E ES +vE E E E ( + `E ) An employee or officer of the Bank cannot be appointed as

vE E v E B E {] E l ={li {S- For the convenience of the shareholders, Attendance slip-cum-

+nk/+nEi UNPAID/UNCLAIMED DIVIDEND

(i) i { vi Holding of shares in Physical Form

i { vh Ex vE +xv E Vi Shareholders holding shares in physical form are requested to

<C] xE { E vh Holding of shares in Electronic Form

+ih nV Ex Lodgement of Transfers

+nEi UNCLAIMED SHARES

iii. nxE 31.03.2016 E li E

<C]xE vx u inx Voting through Electronic Means

] <-inx E xn INSTRUCTION FOR REMOTE E-VOTING

1. ] <-]M E B E <] : 1. Use URL https://evoting.karvy.com, for remote e-voting

2. E E vE E +{x i <C] xE v nV 2. Shareholders of the Bank holding shares either in physical

8. +i iJ x 22.06.2016 E vi Ex 8. Those holding shares as on the Cut-off Date i.e., 22.06.2016

9. {] E B OK { vx Ex i CANCEL { 9. Click OK to confirm else CANCEL to modify. Once you

ix {j / E {] E |i COPIES OF BALANCE SHEET/ANNUAL REPORT

vE E Si E Vi E E {] E |i E Shareholders are advised that copies of the Annual Report will

+x<x {UiU/Ei E B E E vE E For on line queries/grievances, shareholders of the Bank may

xnE b E By order of the Board

( +. E. ]CE) (R. K. Takkar)

| vE, Dear Shareholders,

nE ExB !!! Greetings !!!

J{i E Ei M], E { n il {V | Globally,economic growth has been quiescent due to the

E n + +xi xx E Vn 2015-16 i Despite global sluggishness and inconsistent monsoons, Indian

E E E E S,15 E li 366149 Ec z Global business of the bank stood at `342626 crore as

E +O {U E `152812 Ec E ix z Global advances stood at `135508 crore as of Mar'16,

E E E V 31.68% M E E * < z Bank's CASA proportion was 31.68% of Total deposits.

k 2014-15 `1138 Ec E r E ix z Bank registered a net loss of `2799 crore for

E x E E x v I G Mnx E z The bank has contributed to the government's inclusion

+ @h + I @h E =vEi+ E B V l Facility for generating interest certificates for Home Loan

As per the advance Estimate (AE) released by the Central

pE ii E li E x Ex E B i W E RBI conducted open market operations to ease the liquidity

1.1 {{E x]E : 1.1.BRICK and MORTAR Network:

E E { i B n ME o] i J Bank has a geographically well spread branch network in India

17102 M EM Si M E EM B |nxEx E 4317 Business Correspondents are functioning in 17102 villages

2. E{E b Sx: 2. Alternative Delivery Channels:

3. E |<: 3. Business Profile:

3.1 E: 3.1. GLOBAL:

E E E V {U E . 214337 Ec E ix Total deposits of the bank stood at ` 207118 crore as on

3.4 k Ex{nx: 3.4 Financial Performance:

E E E |vx + +EE JS gE ` 6403 Ec M Total provisioning and contingencies of bank increased to

E E E + {U E ` 21,363 Ec E ix S The bank's total income stood at ` 20157 cr as of March 2016

5. {V {{ii +x{i: 5. Capital Adequacy Ratio:

6.E B +i] 6. TREASURY & INTERNATIONAL

VJ E E Ex + Si ix {j |vx E B E x In order to mitigate risk and proper balance sheet management,

7. VE EM: 7. SOCIAL BANKING

7.1 |lEi|{i Ij E +O: 7.1. Priority Sector Advances:

7.1.1. Agriculture Advances:

7.1.3 EV M E @h : 7.1.3.Advances to Weaker Sections:

7.2.1. UCO Uthaan Scheme: Social-cum-Financial upliftment

<x M E x O E Ii Ex E B k Ii In these villages, Bank has conducted financial literacy camps to