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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION


1.1 Background of the Study
The development of any country largely depends upon its financial as well as
economic development. The primary goal of any nation, including Nepal, is rapid
economic development to promote the welfare of the people and the national as well.
Nepal, being listed amongst the least development country, is trying to embark upon
the path of economic development by economic development by economic growth
and developing all sectors of the economic. The process of economic development
depends upon various factors; however, economists are now convinced that capital
formation and its proper utilization play a paramount role in rapid economic
development. In every aspects, all the deposit funds become non productive unless
they are financed or invested in the market. For the sustainable development of
economic status the financing should continue regularly demands, which is possible
by a sufficient deposit that allows the adequate flow of money.
NABIL Bank limited the first modern commercial bank in the history of
Nepal. To formulate and control monetary policy, Nepal Rastra Bank was established
as central bank in 2013B.S. under Nepal Rastra Bank Act 2012 B.S. Then after to
meet the increasing commercial activities inside the country another commercial
bank Rastriya Banijya Bank. Industrial Development Center (IDC) was set up in
2013 for industrial development and it was later converted to Nepal Industrial
Development Corporation on 2016 B.S. Similarly, agriculture development bank
(ADB) was established on 7
th
Poush 2024 for the development for the agriculture
sector of the country. As the government launch open liberal policy on the year 2040
B.S. the first joint venture bank, Nepal Arab Bank (NABIL) was established.
NABIL has 190 correspondent banking relationships and has drawing
arrangements with Banks in 47 countries. Major correspondent banks include
Dresdner, CITI, ABN Amro, HSBC, Danske, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, standard
chartered, EBIL, UBAF, American Express, Commerce etc. NABIL is the sole
Principal Agent Bank in Nepal of Western Union Financial Services & facilities
transfer of funds, through an on-line computer system, instantly to or from more than
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170,000 locations in 196 countries. NABIL is a member of SWIFT. The present focus
on selectively increasing quality assets and liabilities is expected to be assisted by the
advanced technology presently being implemented which will be much more
customer friendly. The marketing department and retail-banking unit of the bank will
be further strengthened with an emphasis on the retail banking activities in order to
increase its share of the total business of the bank. The bank will also expand its
branch network. A branch at Dharan is being opened shortly and studies are being
conducted to determine how and where the branch network should be modified or
expanded.
Due to the changes occurred in industrial field and trade, the beginning of
competitive age and change in the peoples ideology etc. The modern banks are more
advances than the ancient ones. Hence, banks play an important role in the economics
development of the country. This is modern age i.e. the age of specialization.
Therefore, different types of bank emerged in banking industry specializing in
different functional areas. Today, we can find different types of banks like saving
bank, merchant bank, exchange bank, co-operative bank, development bank,
agricultural bank, etc. apart from central and commercial bank.
The major function of the commercial bank is accepting deposit from surplus
sector. By collecting small saving in the form of deposit, bank raises capital. Bank
accepts deposits from those who can save but cannot utilize profitably. When money
is deposited in the bank, the depositors get interest and the money is safe in the bank.
Thus, the savers are interested in depositing money in the bank. On the base of that
deposit, bank creates credit i.e. provides loans and advances to the deficit sectors. The
bank has to deal with different types of customers. They may be individual, business
houses etc. to facilitate different types of customers; bank accepts deposit under
different accounts such as fixed a/c, saving a/c, current a/c etc.
1.1.1 Statement of the Problems
Banking and Financial Institutions Act 2063 defines deposit as "The amount
deposited to current, saving or fixed deposit account of bank or financial institutions
in call deposit." General public, businessman deposit the idle money left with them in
banks to earn interest on the idle money and for safety purpose. This amt. which bank
receives as deposit is the main sources for the bank. Just as a manufacturing company
can't operate without raw materials, a bank can't operate without collection of
depositors. Deposits are the main sources for all types of banks. These deposits are
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collected for different frame. In other word deposits are the main sources of raising
capital. These deposits are received in different form of a/c.
As per Banking and Financial Institutions Act 2063 deposit means "The
amount stored in current/saving/fixed a/c by the customers in any banking or financial
institute." As per the clause of Banking and Financial Institutions Act 2063,"The a/c
which records transaction of such deposits which are deposit for a certain fixed time is
known as fixed deposit a/c." According to Banking and Financial Institutions Act
2063 Saving a/c is the account which records transaction of such deposit which is
deposited for saving purpose."
Industrialization requires development of corporate industrial sector within
the nation's economic framework. For the economic development increase in saving
is required and channeled to corporate sector for financial institution. The transfer of
surplus fund to the users is facilitated by saving account. Saving is encouraged
directly and indirectly and channel to the corporate sector only if investors are
rewarded adequately in that sectors.
According to Bailey "Deposit may defined as the surplus by and individual
depositors of bank that proportional to the risk assumed over some future deposit
period". A bank is an instruction where financial services are broadly offered and
wide ranges of financial are performed. It accepts deposit from public, makes the
fund available to those who need them and helps in remittance of money from one
place to another. A bank performs a highly appreciable function in the economy by
offering relatively safe, convenient, liquid and accessible securities and at the same
time by accepting relatively risky, illiquid, inconvenient, long term and large
denomination securities offered by the borrower.
According to Banking Regulation Act of India Banking means the accepting
for the purpose of lending or investment of deposit of money from the public
repayable on demand or otherwise, and withdrawal by cheque, draft or otherwise.
Transfer of funds
Discount of bill of exchange
Exchange foreign currency
Overdraft facility
Underwriting of securities
Safety locker etc.

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1.2 Objectives of the study
Deposit plays a key role in the income and the investment of the bank. There
is a keen a competition among the commercial bank for receiving deposit. So,
researcher chooses the topic Total Deposit for the fieldwork study with the
objectives given below:-
To analyze the composition of total deposit of NABIL bank.
To analyze the problems regarding total deposit and its mobilization.
To evaluate the relationship between deposits with other variables.

1.3 Review of Literature
A review of the literature helps us to develop through understanding and
deep insight into previous research work that relates to our study. It is also a way to
avoid investing problems that has already been definitely answered. While preparing
this report I have consulted many books of different writers, viewed different
websites, read magazines and newspaper. Different writers have defined the term
DEPOSIT in their own way and out of them some are given below.
This is modern age i.e. the age of specialization. Therefore, different types of
bank emerged in banking industry specializing in different functional areas. Today,
we can find different types of banks like saving bank, merchant bank, exchange bank,
co-operative bank, development bank, agricultural bank, etc. apart from central and
commercial bank. Bank has many problem for collected money and also utilization
its. To get high return bank was invested, deposit amount in different sector which is
more risky. Some questions are as follow:-

What are the various deposit composition collected by the bank?
Is the bank able to utilize its deposit in effectively?
What are the problems regarding total deposit and its mobilization?
What is the relationship between deposits with other variables?

According to Justin Pritchard, The term deposit can mean two things. First, it
may refer to funds held at the bank. Second, it can be about the action you take when
you add funds to a bank account.
As Commercial Bank act 2031 sec.2 simply deposit means "The amount stored
in current/saving/fixed a/c by the customers in any banking or financial institute."
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According to Banking Regulation Act of India, Banking means the accepting
for the purpose of lending or investment of deposit of money from the public
repayable on demand or otherwise, and withdrawal by cheque, draft, or otherwise.
According to Bailey, Deposit may defined as the surplus by and individual
depositors of bank that proportional to the risk assumed over some future deposit
period. A bank is an instruction where financial services are broadly offered and
wide ranges of financial are performed. It accepts deposit from public, makes the fund
available to those who need them and helps in remittance of money from one place to
another. A bank performs a highly appreciable function in the economy by offering
relatively safe, convenient, liquid and accessible securities and at the same time by
accepting relatively risky, illiquid, inconvenient, long term and large denomination
securities offered by the borrower.
There are four major types of deposits: demand deposits, saving deposits,
hybrid/checking deposits and time deposits. What distinguish one type from another
are the conditions under which the deposited fund may be withdrawn.

Demand Deposit:
A demand deposit that can be withdrawn on demand at anytime and in any amount up
to the full amount of the deposit. The most common example of demand deposit is a
checking account. Most orders and travelers checks are also technically demand
deposits.
Saving Deposit:
Saving accounts pay interest to the depositors, but have no specific maturity date on
which the funds need to be withdrawn or reinvested. Any amount can be withdrawn
from a saving account up to amount deposited. Under normal circumstances,
customers can withdraw their money from a saving account simply by presenting their
passbook or by using their automated teller machine (ATM) card. Saving accounts
are highly liquid. They are different from demand deposit, however, because
depositors cannot write checks against regular saving accounts. Saving accounts
cannot be used directly as money to purchase goods or services. The hybrid saving
and checking account allows customers to earn interest on the account and write
check against the account. These are called either negotiable order of withdrawl
(NOW) accounts, which are saving accounts that allow a maximum of three third
party transfer each month.
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Term Deposit:
Term deposit also called fixed deposit has fixed duration to keep money in bank.
Bankers can use this money for fixed period of time and make a plan accordingly.
With the growth of sufficient banking habits, there is a slow shift from the lower
interest rate bearing term deposits. It provides quite higher rate of interest than saving
and call accounts.
Collecting small scattered amount of capital through different media and
investing the deposit fund in productive sector with a view to increase the income of
the depositors is meant deposit mobilization. In other words, investing the collected
funding the productive sector and increase the income of the depositors, also support
increase in the saving through the investment of increased extra amount.
NABIL has 190 correspondent banking relationships and has drawing
arrangements with Banks in 47 countries. Major correspondent banks include
Dresdner, CITI, ABN Amro, HSBC, Danske, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, standard
chartered, EBIL, UBAF, American Express, Commerce etc. NABIL is the sole
Principal Agent Bank in Nepal of Western Union Financial Services & facilities
transfer of funds, through an on-line computer system, instantly to or from more than
170,000 locations in 196 countries. NABIL is a member of SWIFT. The present focus
on selectively increasing quality assets and liabilities is expected to be assisted by the
advanced technology presently being implemented which will be much more
customer friendly. The marketing department and retail-banking unit of the bank will
be further strengthened with an emphasis on the retail banking activities in order to
increase its share of the total business of the bank. The bank will also expand its
branch network. A branch at Dharan is being opened shortly and studies are being
conducted to determine how and where the branch network should be modified or
expanded.

1.4 Methodology of the Study
1.4.1 Research design
Fieldwork work design helps to collect right quantum of accurate data. Here,
researcher has applied descriptive and analytical research design as it deals with
description of situation and interpretation of data.

1.4.2 Data collection method
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In order to collect data, both the primary as well as secondary sources of data and
information were used as data were found generally, in secondary sources. In this
case, the secondary data concerning the actual financial position of the bank was
collected from network the records, and the annual reports of the bank as well as
balance sheet. Beside these sources information were derived through the literatures
concerned with the bank investment, deposit etc. were collected from different kinds
of books, journals and newspaper. As such research programmed has been considered
as specific one.
1.4.3 Data presentation and analysis tools
Various statistical tools were used after compilation. The data was process,
tabulated and graphed to analyze and achieve objective of the study. Hence for the
analysis and evaluation of the report average, percentage, arithmetic mean, trend
analysis and correlation are used.
Tables
Bar diagrams
Pie charts
Trend line
Average
Percentage
Correlation

1.4.4 Limitations of the Study
The criteria, which are not covered by this study, are the limitation and the
things assumed as neutral while studying are the assumptions of this study. Here it
was consulted as better to specify such subjects as follows:-
The study has been covered only the Butwal branch and only 5 years data.
The fieldwork is mostly based on secondary data. So its effectiveness depends
upon the validity of the data provided by the bank.
This study has been used only the simple statistical tools to analyze the data.
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CHAPTER II
DATA ANALYSIS AND MAJOR FINDINGS


2.1 Structure of Total Deposit in NABIL Bank Limited
NABIL Bank Limited has been providing mainly current, margin, saving,
fixed and call deposit schemes to its account holders. The deposit mix of NABIL bank
Ltd. during the fiscal year 2069/70 has been shown in the table below:

Table 1: Composition of total deposit for 2069/70 (Rs. in million)
Deposits Amount Composition (%)
Current Deposit 2688.97 19
Saving Deposit 5994.12 43
Fixed Deposit 2310.57 16
Call Deposit 2801.41 20
Others (Margin + others) 323.97 2
Total 14118.97 100
Source: total deposit for 2069/70

Figure 1: Composition of total deposit for 2069/70

In the above table and pie chart, we found that the total deposit of NABIL
Bank is composed of six different deposits. The current deposit has contributed 19%
Current Deposit Saving Deposit
Fixed Deposit Call Deposit
Others (Margin + others)
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saving deposit 43%, fixed deposit 16% call deposit 20%, and others deposit which
includes margin deposit contribution is of saving deposit. This shows that the public
trusts NABIL Bank and is satisfied with given interest rate.

2.2 Interest Bearing and Non Interest Bearing Deposits
Every bank has two types of deposit, interest bearing and non-interest
bearing. Interest bearing deposit are those type of deposit where the bank has to pay
interest to the depositors and for non-interest bearing deposit bank does not pay nay
interest to the depositors only facilities are provided. The total interest bearing deposit
and non interest bearing deposit of NABIL Bank in different years are shown below:

Table. 2: Interest bearing and non interest bearing deposit (Rs. in million)
Years Interest bearing deposit Non interest bearing
deposit
2065/066 9428.46 3351.05
2066/067 12584.68 3254.33
2067/068 2363.86 3142.57
2068/069 10022.97 3424.69
2069/070 11106.10 3012.93
Source: Interest bearing and non-interest bearing deposit 2065 to 2070













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Figure 2: Interest bearing and non interest bearing deposit


Above table and figure shows the interest bearing and non-interest bearing
deposit of NABIL Bank in past 5 years. It shows that the interest bearing deposit has
been increasing up to fiscal year 2065/66 and than it decreased slightly by Rs. 220.82
million and Rs. 2340.89 million in the fiscal year 2066/67 and 2067/068 respectively.
But it has slightly increased by Rs. 1083.13 million in the fiscal year 2068/069. In the
FY 2065/66 and 2066/67 in decreased by Rs. 96.72 million and Rest. 111.76 million
respectively. Again it increased in the FY 2068/69 reaching Rs. 3424.69 million and
decreased to Rs. 3424.69 million and decreased to Rs.3012.93 million in the FY
2069/70.

2.3 Total Deposit of NABIL Bank in Different Years
Deposit trend is the accumulation of deposit in different years. Deposit trend
helps to analyze the banks performance in terms of deposit collection. Deposit trend
also helps to depict the efficiency of bank and customers faith towards the bank.






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2065/066 2066/067 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070
Years
IBD
Non IBD
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Table 3: Total deposit composition in different years (Rs. in million)
Years 2065/66 2066/67 2067/68 2068/69 2069/70
Current deposit 2880.65 2850.97 2703.00 3034.00 2688.97
Saving deposit 4150.19 4917.14 4972.06 5229.72 5994.12
Fixed deposit 5728.27 3179.20 2446.85 2252.54 2310.57
Call deposit - 3948.34 4944.96 2540.70 2801.41
Margin deposit 416.26 296.19 364.29 381.32 304.68
Others deposit 54.14 107.17 74.46 9.37 19.28
Total deposit 12779.51 15839.01 15506.43 13447.65 14119.03
Change in amount 3315.23 3059.50 -332.58 -2058.78 671.38
Change in % 35.03 23.94 -2.09 -13.28 4.99

Figure 3: Total deposit composition in different years

Above table and figure shows that the total deposit composition from the fiscal
year 2065 to 2070. In the year 2065/66, the current deposit was 2880.65 million. It
become 2850.97 million in the year 2066/67.However, in the year 2067/68, current
deposit is decreasing. It decreased to 2703.82 million. In the year 2068/69, it
increased to 3034 million and in the year 2069/70 it again decreased to 2688.97
million. Saving deposit is in increasing trend. In the year 2065/66, total saving deposit
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2065/66 2066/67 2067/68 2068/69 2069/70
Year
Change in %
Change In
Total Deposit
Others Deposit
Margin Deposit
Call Deposit
Fixed Deposit
Saving Deposit
Current Deposit
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was 4150.19 million and it increased to 4917.14 million, 4972.06 million, 5229.72
million and 5994.12 million respectively in the year 2066/67, 2067/68, 2068/69,
2069/70 respectively.
In the year 2065/66, the total fixed deposit was 5278.27 million, in the year
2066/67, it decreased to 3719.20 million. However, in the year 2067/68 and 2068/69,
again it decreased to 2446.85 million and 2552.54 million respectively. However in
the year 2069/70 it slightly increased to 2310.57 million, but there is no consistency in
fixed deposit.
Other deposit has been changed in great amount. Here, margin deposit is also
included in other deposit. In the year 2065/66, other deposits are 470.40 million. It is
also in increasing trend. It has increased to 403.3 million in the year 2066/67.
However, in the year 2067/68, it has increased to 438.74 million and again decreased
to 390.68 million and 323.97 million in the year 2068/69 and 2069/70 respectively.
The total deposit of fiscal year 2065/66 is 12779.51 million. The percentage
increase is 35.03%. In the year 2066/67, the total deposit increase rapidly and reaches
to 15839.01 million. The increase in percentage is 23.94%. Again in the year 2067/68
and 2068/69; total deposit has decreased to 15506.43 million and 13447.65 million
respectively. The reduction in total deposit is by 2.09% and 13.28% respectively.
However in the year 2069/70 the total deposit has increased to 14119.03 million. The
incremental percentage is 4.99%.

2.4 Total Lending and investment of NABIL Bank in Different Years
Most of the amount derived from the deposit of the customers has to be lend to
someone else in order to gain interest income, which is the main source of banks
income. Another important source of the banks income from the investment of
collected deposits. The lending and investment pattern of NABIL bank from 2065/66
to 2069/70 is shown below.







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Table 4: Total lending and investment of NABIL bank (Rs. in million)

Years Total
loan
Change
in
amount
Change
in %
Total
Investment
Change
in
amount
Change in
%
2065/066 7335 1546 26.71% 5882 1248 26.93%
2066/067 8324 989 13.48% 8226 2344 39.085%
2067/068 7802 - 522 - 6.27 % 8231 5 0.06%
2068/069 8114 312 4% 6701 1530 - 18.59%
2069/070 8549 435 5.36% 6755 54 0.81%
Source : Total lending and investment of NABIL bank

Figure 4: Total lending and investment of NABIL bank

According to above table and figure we can see that the total loan amounts are
in an increasing trend initially than it went down in the year 2067/68 and it is the
increasing trend then after.
Above table and figure it shows the change in the investment of NABIL bank
in different years. The investment increased during the first 2 years up to 2065/66 and
then after 2066/67 it decreased for 2 years and it again increased during the year
2067/68. The investment is always less than
loans and advances except in the year 2067/68 where investment is slightly more. The
above clearly reflects the relationship between investment and loans and advances.
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2065/066 2066/067 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070
Year
Total loan
Change in amount
Change in %
Total Investment
Change in amount
Change in %
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2.5 Relationship of Deposit with Investment of NABIL Bank
Deposit is a liability for a bank. Interest must be given to the depositors along
with the deposited amount. To give interest one must earn. Investment is one of the
sources of income for a bank. Huge amount of fund collected from the deposit is spent
in the investment to generate income. Here total investment consists of investments
and placements.

Figure 5: Total investment to total deposit

In the above, we can see that to sustain the liability of interest and develop the
investment is also increasing in proportion to total deposit. In the fiscal year 2065/66,
total deposit is Rs. 12780 million and total investment is Rs. 5882 million and the
ratio between total investment and total deposit is 46.03%. During the fiscal year
2066/67 & 2067/68 total deposits is in increasing trend as such total investment is also
increasing. However, during the fiscal year 2068/69, total deposit has decreased to Rs.
13448 million as result total investment has also decreased to Rs. 6701 million. As
shown above we can also find out the correlation between total deposits and
investment.



0
2000
4000
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12000
14000
16000
2065/66 2066/67 2067/68 2068/69 2069/70
Total Deposit
Total Investment
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Table 5: Correlation between total deposit and investment
Deposit (x) Investment (y) x
2
y
2
Xy
12780 5882 163328400 34597924 75171960
15839 8226 250873921 67667076 130291614
15506 8199 240436036 67223601 127133694
13448 6701 180848704 44903401 90115048
14119 6755 199346161 45630025 95373845
x=
97646
y=
47401
x
2
=
1260846666
y
2
=
306034359
xy=
619761309
Correlation coefficient ( )
xy
r =
( ) ( )




2
2
2
2
y y n x x n
y x xy n

=
( ) ( )
2
2
47401 306034359 5 97646 1260846666 5
47401 97646 619761309 5


= 0.988
Test significant
6 PE = 6
n
r
|
|
|
.
|

\
|

2
1
6745 . 0 = 6
5
2
988 . 0 1
6745 . 0
|
|
|
.
|

\
|

= 0.033
The correlation coefficient always ranges from -1 to +1. From the above
statistical calculation, it is clear that the coefficient of correlation is +0.988
(approximate.), which is closer to +1 and is greater than 6 PE, this signifies that there
is high degree of positive correlation between total deposit and investments.











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2.6 Relationship of Deposit with Total Credits of NABIL Bank
The main source where the deposits accepted are utilized is the total credit.
Loans\advances & investment is the major sectors of mobilization of the deposits. The
ratio between total credit & total deposits are shown below.


Figure 6: Total credits to total deposit


0
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
16000
18000
2065/66

2066/67 2067/68 2068/69 2069/70
Years
A
m
o
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n
t

(
R
s
.

i
n

m
i
l
l
i
o
n
)

Deposit Total credits

From the above figure we can analyze total credit and total deposit of
NABIL bank. Total credit is the sum of total investment and loans and advances.
Total credit is the utilization of the collected deposit. The above figure clearly shows
that the NABIL bank utilization of deposit has been very effective. It has been very
good in proper utilization/mobilization of deposits. The correlation between total
deposits and total credit (Investment + Lending) is given below.
Table 6: Correlation between total deposit and total credits
Deposit
(x)
Total credits
(y)
x
2
y
2
Xy
12780 13217 163328400 174689089 168913260
15839 16550 250873921 273902500 262135450
15506 16033 240436036 257057089 248607698
13448 14815 180848704 219484225 199232120
14119 15304 199346162 234212416 216077176
x= y= x
2
= y
2
= xy=
17


Correlation coefficient ( )
xy
r =
( ) ( )




2
2
2
2
y y n x x n
y x xy n

=
( ) ( )
2
2
103206 1410449408 5 97646 1260846666 5
103206 97646 1333013532 5


= 0.99
Test significant
6 PE = 6
n
r
|
|
|
.
|

\
|

2
1
6745 . 0 = 6
5
2
99 . 0 1
6745 . 0
|
|
|
.
|

\
|

= 0.020
The correlation coefficient always ranges from -1 to +1. From the above
statistical calculation, it is clear that the coefficient of correlation is +0.99
(approximate), which is closer to +1 and is greater than 6 PE, this signifies that there
is high degree of positive correlation between total deposit and total credits.

2.7 Major Findings of the Study
The total deposit of NABIL Bank is composed of six different deposits. The
current deposit has contributed 19% saving deposit 43%, fixed deposit 16% call
deposit 20%, and others deposit which includes margin deposit contribution is of
saving.
The interest bearing deposit slightly increasing where the non interest bearing
deposit is slightly decreasing.
The total deposit of Nabil bank increased in 2066/067 from 2067/068 but then
after slightly decreased.
The loan amounts are in an increasing trend initially then it went down in the year
2067/68 and it is increasing trend than after.
The coefficient of correlation is +0.988 (approximate.), which is closer to +1 and
is greater than 6 PE, this signifies that there is high degree of positive correlation
between total deposit and investments.
The coefficient of correlation is +0.99 (approximate), which is closer to +1 and is
greater than 6 PE, this signifies that there is high degree of positive correlation
between total deposit and total credits.
The Nabil bank has used all deposit in different sector like loan and investment.
This analysis shows good performance of Nabil bank.
97646 103206 1260846666 1410449408 1333013532
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CHAPTER III
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS



3.1 Summary
History of banks in Nepal has come a long way with the establishment of
Nepal Rastra Bank limited in 1994 B.S., Nepal Rastra Bank has been established as
central bank of Nepal under Nepal Rastra bank Act, 2012. Then Rastrya Banijya bank
was established in 2022 B.S. as a commercial bank. Up to now several commercial
and Industrial banks have been established in the country. Establishment of several
Finance companies and co-operative societies under Finance Company Act and Co-
operative Act has added advancement to the banking history of Nepal.
NABIL bank limited was established in the year 2014 B.S. it is the first join
venture bank in Nepal. NABIL bank provides vast range of modern banking facilities
.It has branches through out the country. Deposit collection is the major function of
the banks. Deposit is a surplus or saving of public deposited in the bank with the
intention of getting certain amount of interest or special services and facilities. Mainly
bank collects two types of deposit i.e. interest bearing deposit and interest free
deposit. Interest bearing deposits are saving, fixed call and recurring deposits. Interest
free deposits are current and margin deposits.
The major objectives of this study is to analyze the composition and trend of
total deposit, finding and analyzing the relationship between different components
relating to deposit such as investment, credits etc. Mostly secondary sources have
been used for the study i.e. annual reports and catalogues of NABIL bank. Primary
data consists of depositors and banks staffs interview. Statistical tools like average,
percentage, correlation; trend analysis etc. has been used. Data has been tabulated and
expressed with the help of different graphs bar diagrams and trend line.
Total deposit is composed of saving. Fixed call current margin and others
deposit. Saving deposit occupies the percentage i.e. 43% of total deposit. There is
positive correlation between total deposit and loan and advances i.e. +0.95. The
coefficient of correlation +0.95 signifies that if Rest. 1 is collected as deposit then 95
paisa can be mobilized as loan and advances. Total deposit and loan and advances are
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closely related to each other. The investment has been handled in well manner. The
rate of investment is increasing in proportion to increase in total deposit showing
good efficiency of the bank in handling total deposit.

3.2 Conclusion
From the analytical study, bank has sufficient amount of fund collected from
different deposit accounts. It has collected Rest. 14119 million as total deposit in the
fiscal year 2069/70. NABIL bank has been able to make sufficient deposit collection
It has qualified staff to handle the deposit collected and invest it in productive sector.
Last year, the bank has soon title slackness in deposit collection loan and advance and
investment compared to the fiscal year 2068/69 and 2069/70 NABIL banks current
position is good but due to adverse effect of doggish economic condition and
uncertain political stability the Bank is suffering from slow growth.. In conclusion
NABIL Bank is functioning effectively and efficiently.

3.3 Recommendations
On the basis of above analysis, the following recommendation has been drawn
which will help increase the performance and maintain the quality services of NABIL
Bank. Recently NABIL Bank has been able to accumulate sufficient deposit from its
customers but it is facing the problem of utilization of deposit and comparatively less
deposit collection in 2065. Following suggestions are recommendation for
improvement. Quick and quality service should be continued:-
The banks policy of maintaining minimum balance level may not be applicable in
rural branch.
Maintenance fees should be decreased because this may also be one of the reasons
of decline in total deposit.
Interest rate seems to be declining. Interest rate should be considered or some
additional facilities should be given to the account holders to attract more
depositors.
New investment sectors should be identified to invest the huge sum collected from
deposit.
There should be frequent communication between banks staff and depositors,
particularly businessman to again their confidence and loyalty towards the bank.
NABIL Bank should carry on the same total deposit growth rate trend.
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Deposit is the liability of the bank and they should be able to make maximum use
of it. NABIL Bank should try to bring new interesting schemes towards the public
so that a proper investment can be made. Such as SCBNLs housing loan scheme
introduced recently can be taken as an example.
Fixed deposit and current deposit should be increased. These two accounts bear
less maintenance cost or interest expense and give maximum return.
In comparison to local currency the foreign currency is much less it would be
quite benefiting if more foreign currency could be deposited.


























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APPENDIX A
Questionnaire



I have been writing a field work report on A Study on Total Deposit and its
Utilization of Nabil Bank Limited, Butwal in Partial fulfillment of the requirement
for Bachelor of Business Administration in Banking and Insurance (BBA-BI). I
humbly request you to fill it up at the best of your knowledge. Your kind cooperation
in this regard will be great value for me.

Questionnaire with Customer:
1. Do you have A/C in NABIL Bank?
2. Why did you choose NABIL Bank?
3. Do you have any complains regarding the service provided by NABIL Bank?
4. Are you satisfied with the interest rate?

Questionnaire with Staff:
1. Can you tell me about the history of NABIL Bank?
2. What are the facilities provided by the Bank?
3. What is the interest rate tat the bank is giving to the depositors?
4. Why the interest rate is in decreasing trend?
5. Does the deposit effect the liquidity position of the bank?
6. Why the amount of deposit is in decreasing order for the last two fiscal years?
7. How the collected deposits are mobilized?
8. Can you tell me the pattern of the deposit in this bank?

Can you tell me the pattern of the deposit in this bank?

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APPENDIX B
Organization Structure of NABIL Bank Limited, Butwal
































Board of Director
Deputy Executive Director
Executive Director
General Manager Credit and marketing Assistant General Manager
Senior Manager
Manager
Deputy Manager
Assistant Manager
Officer
Junior Officer
Assistant
Junior Assistant Senior Assistant
Non-Banking Staffs
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APPENDIX C

A Proposal on a Study on Total Deposit and its Utilization of NABIL Bank
Limited, Butwal




1.1 Background Information
The development of any country largely depends upon its financial as well as
economic development. The primary goal of any nation, including Nepal, is rapid
economic development to promote the welfare of the people and the national as well.
Nepal, being listed among the least development country, is trying to embark upon
the path of economic development by economic development by economic growth
and developing all sectors of the economic. The process of economic development
depends upon various factors; however, economists are now convinced that capital
formation and its proper utilization play a paramount role in rapid economic
development. In every aspects, all the deposit funds become non productive unless
they are financed or invested in the market. For the sustainable development of
economic status the financing should continue regularly demands, which is possible
by a sufficient deposit that allows the adequate flow of money.
NABIL Bank limited the first modern commercial bank in the history of
Nepal. To formulate and control monetary policy, Nepal Rastra Bank was established
as central bank in 2013B.S. under Nepal Rastra Bank Act 2012 B.S. Then after to
meet the increasing commercial activities inside the country another commercial
bank Rastriya Banijya Bank. Industrial Development Center (IDC) was set up in
2013 for industrial development and it was later converted to Nepal Industrial
Development Corporation on 2016 B.S. Similarly, agriculture development bank
(ADB) was established on 7
th
Poush 2024 for the development for the agriculture
sector of the country. As the government launch open liberal policy on the year 2040
B.S. the first joint venture bank, Nepal Arab Bank (NABIL) was established.

1.2 Objectives of the study
Deposit plays a key role in the income and the investment of the bank. There
is a keen a competition among the commercial bank for receiving deposit. So,
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researcher chooses the topic Total Deposit for the fieldwork study will have with the
objectives given below: -
To analyze the composition of total deposit of NABIL bank.
To analyze the problems regarding total deposit and its mobilization.
To evaluate the relationship between deposits with other variables.

1.3 Review of Related Studies
Banking and Financial Institutions Act 2063 defines deposit as "The amount
deposited to current, saving or fixed deposit account of bank or financial institutions
in call deposit." As per Banking and Financial Institutions Act 2063 deposit means
"The amount stored in current/saving/fixed a/c by the customers in any banking or
financial institute." As per the clause of Banking and Financial Institutions Act
2063,"The a/c which records transaction of such deposits which are deposit for a
certain fixed time is known as fixed deposit a/c." According to Banking and Financial
Institutions Act 2063 Saving a/c is the account which records transaction of such
deposit which is deposited for saving purpose."
According to Bailey "Deposit may defined as the surplus by and individual
depositors of bank that proportional to the risk assumed over some future deposit
period". A bank is an instruction where financial services are broadly offered and
wide ranges of financial are performed. It accepts deposit from public, makes the
fund available to those who need them and helps in remittance of money from one
place to another. A bank performs a highly appreciable function in the economy by
offering relatively safe, convenient, liquid and accessible securities and at the same
time by accepting relatively risky, illiquid, inconvenient, long term and large
denomination securities offered by the borrower.

1.4 Methodology of the Study
Research design
Fieldwork work design helps to collect right quantum of accurate data. Here,
researcher will be applied descriptive and analytical research design as it deals with
description of situation and interpretation of data.



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Data collection method
In order to collect data, both the primary as well as secondary sources of data
and information will be used as data were found generally, in secondary sources. In
this case, the secondary data concerning the actual financial position of the bank was
collected from network the records, and the annual reports of the bank as well as
balance sheet. Beside these sources information will be derived through the literatures
concerned with the bank investment, deposit etc. were collected from different kinds
of books, journals and newspaper. As such research programmed has been considered
as specific one.
Data presentation and analysis tools
Various statistical tools will be used after compilation. The data will be
process, tabulated and graphed to analyze and achieve objective of the study. Hence
for the analysis and evaluation of the report average, percentage, arithmetic mean,
trend analysis and correlation will be used.
Tables
Bar diagrams
Pie charts
Trend line
Average
Percentage
Correlation
1.5 Limitations of the Study
The criteria, which are not covered by this study, are the limitation and the
things assumed as neutral while studying are the assumptions of this study. Here it
was consulted as better to specify such subjects as follows:-
The study will be covered only the Butwal branch and only 4 years data.
The fieldwork will be mostly based on secondary data. So its effectiveness
depends upon the validity of the data provided by the bank.
This study will be used only the simple statistical tools to analyze the data.
This study will deal only with the total deposit but not with the other areas of the
bank.
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1.6 Time Allotment
Selection of topic 5 days
Proposal writing 7 days
Field visit and data collection 10days
Presentation and analysis of data 8 days
Proof reading 2 days
Setting and printing report 3 days
Total 35 days