Credit management Of NRB Commercial Bank Limited
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2017-05-09Publisher
BRAC UniversityAuthor
Mursalin, Mohammad NahianMetadata
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The report is originated as a result of my internship program that I have completed as a
requirement of MBA program of BRAC Business School. This report is solely based on my
internship experience of three months at Harirampur Branch of NRB Commercial Bank
Limited. This report contains practical working experience of different tasks in the Credit
Department of NRB Commercial Bank Limited, Harirampur Branch.
The objective of this study is to scrutinize the credit management of NRBC Bank comparing
to two other contemporary banks. To prepare this report different sources of data have been
used. The first section of this report consists of a review part which has been developed for
the appropriate implementation of the full report. Later parts have described the working
experience of my internship period at different departments of NRB Commercial Bank along
with analysis, findings, recommendations and conclusion.
NRB Commercial Bank is one of the leading private banks in Bangladesh which started its
journey in 2013. To serve the nation, NRB Commercial Bank performs some activities for their
clients like general banking, loan and advance, capital market operation etc. Bank pays
interest to deposit holders and takes interest from borrowers. NRB Commercial Bank
measures all risk components appropriately before authorizing a loan and when all the
formalities are finalized then the respective credit officer disburses the loan to the client.
Afterwards, it is a mandatory duty of the bank to monitor the disbursed loan.
After completion of analysis, it is found that NRBCB credit policy is quite lengthy & interest
rates are quite high comparing to its contemporary competitors. However, Banks creditdeposit
ratio is increasing yearly. As a result, bank can invest and utilize more funds to
maximize their profit in near future. After NRBC’s inception in 2013, for the first time its nonperforming
loan was 0.27% of its total loans in 2015. Still, which is lesser than that of NRB
Global Bank and NRB Bank ltd.