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    Interview with Mr. Deepak Kumar Guha

    "Good management consists in showing average people how to do the work of superior people." JohnD. Rockefeller

    Position Held : Dy. General Manager, Central Zone, Bank of India.

    Q1 . In the wake of the current sub-prime crisis, is it right to say that theIndian banks are safe?

    Ans. The current subprime crisis hasnt caused much impact on Indian banks.The total exposure of the Indian banks is very less, which I believe is not asignificant amount to create a havoc. Indian banks were prudent and cautiousin their approach towards investments in foreign markets.

    Q2. How effective were the policies of RBI in tackling the present crisis? Ans. RBI should be appreciated for its pre-emptive measures. It has been very strict with the banks having foreign exposure/presence and has kept a strong

    vigil over the movement of funds both internally and externally.

    Q3 .What changes do you see in the Indian banking space with regard to theentry of foreign banks?

    Ans. Indian markets are grossly under served and we are way behind in theachievement of the target set by the Prime Minister for financial inclusion.Foreign banks will bring in better technology and better banking practices

    which will drive the Indian banks to perform and serve better. I foresee a lotof activities especially M&A, and joint ventures in the coming years.

    Q4. What are the major components which affect the pricing of loan in any bank? Ans. There are many factors which affect the pricing of a loan. Primarily, the basic components are the expected return on equity for the bank, CRR,servicing cost of the particular loan, deposit insurance premium cost for the

    bank, expected loan loss rate (associated risk), idle balances allocated by the bank and finally the securitization of the loan. These components havedifferent costs across different banks. Thus you will find banks chargingdifferent rates for different loans.

    Q5. Can you tell us what factors lead to the determination of PLR in different bank?

    Ans. As per the RBI norms every bank is supposed to determine its PLR basedon the marginal cost of funds. The marginal cost of funds here would meanthe provisioning requirements of the bank, capital charges of the bank, itsprofit margin requirements, cost of funds (fixed deposit, savings a/c, currenta/c, NRE a/c, NRO a/c, NRNR a/c ), changes in benchmark rates, servicingcost and deposit insurance premium. Apart from these the kind of loans the

    banks offer to different sectors also play a crucial role in determining its PLR.

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    Target India started as a technology unit providing technology solutions and developing systems forthe retail domain. After a period of rapid growth, they now support all business units of the Targetretail operations. Target has nearly 350,000 team members.

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    Did you Know?

    The US marintroduced circuibreakers after the crashof Oct. 1987. The circubreakers halt trading for30 minutes when thDow falls by 350 poinor more, and for 1 hou

    when the Dow falls 55 points or more. Thescame into use for thfirst time on Oct. 271997 when the DJItumbled 554, the biggest

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    estimated that 3000 tonsof spices were boughin what is now Indiand the surroundingarea. The spices cosabout 91,000. By thtime they reached theeastern Mediterraneanthey were worth almos800,000! So it is easy tsee why tradincompanies were simportant. In 1641 the Japanesthrew out moEuropean trading firmson religious groundsHowever, the DutchEast India Companyhave no missionarieand are allowed to stayon the conditions that"company officers visiEdo once a year, turnsomersaults in thstreet, spit on the Crossand pay rent i

    peppercorns."

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    INVESTORS CHECK . Contd.

    Don't try to buy at the bottom and sell at the top. It can't be done except by liars.- Bernard Baruch

    If you have $1,000 in your trading account, the maximum risk you should takein any trade is 3% of your trading capital. Because your capital is $1,000, 3% of your capital is $30. If you are stopped out of this trade and you are trading amini lot, you will lose $15. But if you are prepared to risk $30, you can actually trade two mini lots and get the power and benefit of some leverage. If you wereonly trading standard lots, this trade would not be possible because a 15-piploss, as per this example, would be $150, which is 15% of your $1,000 trading capital. Given a risk tolerance of 3% of the portfolio, this is too much risk forone trade.Mini lots allow a trader to adjust the amount of effective leverage used in eachtrade. With mini contracts, you can trade the equivalent of one standard lot by simply trading 10 minis. If you only want to trade a half of a standard lot, youcan do so by buying five mini lots.

    CONGRATULATIONS FOR PLACEMENTS!!!

    STATE BANK OF INDIA

    ELIZABETH M C SAAGAR TUSHAR

    RAHUL SINGH AVIJIT THAKRAL ASHISH PODDAR

    PRATEEK

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