The chapter summarizes the findings, recommendations, and conclusion of the study. The major findings include the strengths of investment modes departments, partial computerization, and division of departments. Recommendations call for full automation, improving monitoring systems, and introducing new products. The conclusion states that banking is improving but banks must continue innovating to compete and satisfy customers.
The chapter summarizes the findings, recommendations, and conclusion of the study. The major findings include the strengths of investment modes departments, partial computerization, and division of departments. Recommendations call for full automation, improving monitoring systems, and introducing new products. The conclusion states that banking is improving but banks must continue innovating to compete and satisfy customers.
The chapter summarizes the findings, recommendations, and conclusion of the study. The major findings include the strengths of investment modes departments, partial computerization, and division of departments. Recommendations call for full automation, improving monitoring systems, and introducing new products. The conclusion states that banking is improving but banks must continue innovating to compete and satisfy customers.
The chapter summarizes the findings, recommendations, and conclusion of the study. The major findings include the strengths of investment modes departments, partial computerization, and division of departments. Recommendations call for full automation, improving monitoring systems, and introducing new products. The conclusion states that banking is improving but banks must continue innovating to compete and satisfy customers.
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CHAPTER FOUR
FINDINGS, RECOMMENDATIONS &
CONCLUTION 5.1 Findings Major findings of the study are: a. The Investment Modes Department of Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd and Al- Arafah Islami Bank Ltd is very much strong. Clauses they use in dealing with the Foreign Bank in term of L/C opening and amendment of L/C, are very much expedient to the Foreign Bank. It is giving a competitive advantage to the AIBL and Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd. For this, businessman likes to deal their business with the AIBL and Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd. b. The Social Islam Bank Ltd, Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd and Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd follows the traditional Banking system. The entire Banking procedure is not fully computerized. c. For the effectiveness of the Investment Modes department, AIBL has divided the whole department into three major parts, which are Export, Import, and Remittance. But in case of SIBL and Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd the whole departments are in one major part. d. The monitoring system of the AIBL is excellent. The chain of command is strictly maintained here. The executives now and then visit the department, which keeps all the officers alert about duty. In case of SIBL and Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd the monitoring system of the Investment Modes department are good. e. In AIBL, SIBL and Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd it may be strictly observed that loan procedure is not influenced by the various factors. f. The poor service quality has become major problem for the banks. The quality of the service at AIBL, SIBL and better than that of some other commercial bank in Bangladesh. However, Banks has to compete with the Multinational Bank located here. g. The main important thing is that the banks have lack of mission statement and strategic plan. Banks not have any long term strategies of whether they want to focus on retail banking or become a corporate bank. The path of the future should be determined now with a strong feasible strategic plan. h. Technical problems reduce the performance of the branch and extend the span of time resulting in loss (financial) and providing less service to both the bank and customers. 5.2 Recommendations After analyzing Investment Modes Operation of Commercial Banks in Bangladesh, it can be said that overall performance of this department of Social Islam Bank Ltd, Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd and Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd is satisfactory. From the comparative analysis and findings of the study, the following generalized recommendations can be made for improvement: 1. The Branches of three Banks move to the fully automated banking system. This will save a lot of time of personnel working here and will increase their and the Bank’s performance thereby. 2. Increase of importing goods Banks should aware about over invoicing so that nobody can get chance to send money abroad illegally. 3. Increase of exporting goods Banks should aware about under invoicing so that nobody can get chance to avoid Tax, Vat, Duty. 4. MIS cell should be developed through internal tax, e-mail etc. 5. Accounting system of Banks should be software base. 6. Fund management of Banks should be more efficient. This will reduce the average cost of working fund. 7. Productivity measurement should be done from time to time through developing customer services. 8. Stuck up advances should be reduced through more recovery at lower rate of interest. 9. If the bankers can scrutinize the Commercial invoice it will decrease the Money Laundering. 10. The Assistant Commissioners of Tax can contribute more. They must be more careful about invoicing and restricted products. 11. Internal control system of Banks to be further strengthened. 12. Banks should introduce new innovative products to attract new potential customers and also keep its existing customer happy. 13. Improve their own ATM network and maintain sufficient fund in ATM booth. 14. ATM card facilities are not easy to Banks. So they are losing their many potential customers. So I think banks should take necessary step to easy their ATM card facilities for their customers. 5.3 Conclusion Banking industry in Bangladesh is now on the right track. The Banks are contributing much than the previous years for the growth and development of the country. Credit for such contribution by the industry goes to the Bangladesh Bank. Banking industry is much organized because of strong vigilance and supervision of Bangladesh Bank. In the industry IBBL, AIBL, SIBL, FSIBL, SIBL are the pioneers in many criteria. IBBL, AIBL, SIBL, FSIBL, SIBL are committed towards the excellence in the service with efficiency, accuracy and proficiency. Like most of the commercial Banks, Investment Modes Department is one of the most important departments of IBBL, AIBL, SIBL, FSIBL, SIBL. Perhaps, it is the most important department of the Banks. This department is driving the banks from the front. Through the import, export and Investment Modes operations, this department is making a great contribution to the Banks and the economy as a whole. If it is said that this department of the Banks is running according to all of the ideal principles of modern Investment Modes business mentioned in the book, it will be exaggerated. Despite problems and weaknesses, it is driving the Banks from the front. With an easy-to-understand operating guidelines, transparent operating procedure and a team of highly knowledgeable and proficient personnel, this department is expanding and excelling itself day by day. Consumers are more or less satisfied with the present services of the banks. Management should think to start new services and take different types of marketing strategy to get more customers in this competition market of banking. 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Website: http://www.desebd.org http://www.stockbangladesh.com http://www.aibl.com http://www.SIBLbnak.com.bd http://www.AIBLbd.com Annual Papers: Annual Paper of Social Islam Bank Ltd. – 2015 to 2019 Annual Paper of Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd. – 2015 to 2019 Annual Paper of Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd. – 2015 to 2019 Annual Paper of Shajalal Islami Bank Ltd. – 2015 to 2019