BBA
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Sl no. |
Topic |
Year & Degree |
Name of the researcher |
Main Focus |
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Credit Risk and Credit Rating of Commercial Bank in Bangladesh -A Case study of Eastern Bank Limited
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2010 BBA |
Aftab Uddin Mahmud Chowdhury ID: 12-010 |
Credit risk arises from non performance by a borrower. Riskiness of a commercial bank is calculated through long term and short term rating by the credit rating agencies. Researcher provided five years information of EBL from 2005-2009. Compared the credit risk of EBL, NBL &Trust Bank Limited, EBL has the less NPL ratio than the two other commercial banks. Showed the credit rating of EBL and compared with the overall banking industry in Bangladesh.
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Capital Adequacy Management in Commercial Banks of Bangladesh |
2010 BBA |
Raad Mozib Lalon ID:12-021
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The main objective of this research is to examine how a commercial bank is efficient in maintaining its adequate capital throughout its operation in financial market. Others specific objectives are:
The researcher found that the EBL always tries to follow the organized rules and regulations imposed by BB regarding the capital adequacy |
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Impact of Remittance flow on the earnings of a Private Commercial Bank- Case Study of HSBC Bangladesh |
2010 BBA |
Benazir Rahman ID: 12-049
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The main focus of the study is to look into the exempt of profit earnings by the involvements through dealing remittances. HSBC was targeted for such examination. From the analysis, it came evident the remittance flows have positive impact on the earnings of HSBC.
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Service Quality Measurement of A Private Commercial Bank in Bangladesh: A Case Study of Eastern Bank Limited |
2010 BBA |
Nusrat Jahan ID: 12-006
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The objective of this report is to measure the service quality of one of the renowned banks of our country, Eastern Bank Limited (EBL). A questionnaire was developed to assess service quality of EBL. For conducting the survey five branches of EBL were selected and 75 questionnaires were given to 75 customers (15 customers of each branch). If the question comes about the service quality of EBL, then it must be said that the bank emphasizes a lot on service quality.
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Credit Management Practices in private Commercial Banks of Bangladesh: A Case of National Bank Limited |
2010 BBA |
Md. Nazmul Hasan ID: 12-032
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The main focus of the study is to look into the credit management practices of Private commercial Banks in Bangladesh with special emphasis on one of the oldest private Bank like National Bank Ltd. The researcher found it imperative to manage the risks associated with the lending activities to maintain and improve the quality of loan portfolio, trim down the amount of non-performing loans, ensure the due diligence process in extending loan to preferred sectors |
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Performance appraisal of SME financing in Bangladesh; a |
2010 BBA |
Tanvir Hamim ID:12-001
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The main focus of the study is to get an insight in the SME financing performance of two private sector commercial Banks in Bangladesh that is BRAC Bank Ltd and City Bank Ltd. The researcher found that relatively better performance was shown by BRAC Bank and the City Bank is found on the race but fall short of the former. He also found that CITY Bank is experimenting various SME products to get the competitive edge. |
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Credit Management of Southeast Bank Ltd |
2010 BBA |
Rozina Akter ID: 12-002
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The main focus of the study is to look into the performance of Southeast Bank Ltd with regard to extension of credit since 1995. The Bank has a Islamic Banking Branch which showed better performance than other sister branches. but the Rancher found some constraints in the way of improving the operations of the Bank with regard to credit.
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Basel-II implementation in Bangladesh – An exploration onto the current stance |
2010 BBA |
FarhaHasinMoushumi ID: 12-085
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The main focus of the study on BASEL-II, the hard talk in the banking industry has become the recent phenomena to be chalked out by the banking sector of the country. But it must be stated that the Banking industry of the country has just given an endeavor to the process after Bangladesh Bank (BB) has decided to follow it from January, 2009. The Researcher found that all of the 47 banks in our banking industry are now fully implementing the first pillar that is Minimum Capital Requirement (MCR). All the banks already submitted their quarterly Capital Adequacy Statement (CAS) to the Bangladesh Bank, where the implementation of the second pillar, Supervisory Review Process (SRP) on its way by the given guidelines of the BB officials. Lastly, the third pillar, Market Disclosure (MD) is yet to be implemented in our banking arena.
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Role of Selected Motivational Factors to Ensure Better Organizational Performance: A Case Study of Mutual Trust Bank Ltd |
2010 BBa |
Md. Jahir Uddin Palash ID: 12-004 |
The main focus of the study was on motivation that is a force which drives people to do things. Found that in any organization, good work environment, proper compensation and training are the significant issues for a particular employee as well as organizational performance. In this study, a sample of 50 bank officers of Mutual Trust Bank were taken by adopting non probability convenient sampling, to explore the association between work environment, compensation and training with employee performance. Bank personnel are found not highly enthused in case of training and compensation. But about work environment, their response is worth citing. Results showed there is a highly positive relationship of independent variables (work environment, compensation and training) over dependent variable (employee performance).
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