STANDARD CHARTERED BANK

BRIEF HISTORY
The Standard Chartered Group was formed
in 1969 through a merger of two banks:
The Standard Bank of British South Africa
founded in 1863 and the Chartered Bank of
India, Australia and China, founded in 1853.
 FOUNDERS OF S.C.B.
The Chartered Bank was founded by
Scotsman James Wilson in 1853.
While the Standard Bank was founded in
the Cape Province of South Africa in 1863
by another Scotsman John Paterson
SOME BASIC IMPORTANT FEATURES
 Standard chartered bank is basically a
multinational bank that is providing services not
only in India but also worldwide.
 Today the size of the man power of S.C.B. in
nearly about 75,000 people and out of which
approx. half are women's.
 Today S.C.B. has the maximum percentage of
share in capturing Indian high networth
individual market.
BANKS VISION
 To be leader of the Indian market by
capitalizing and utilizing all the
experience,workforce and opportunity.
 To be the world’s best and biggest
international bank.
THE BACKBONE OF S.C.B.
VALUES AND BELIEFS

 TRUSTWORTHEE
 INTERNATIONAL
 COURAGEOUS
 CREATIVE
 RESPONSIVE
STRENGTH OF S.C.B.
 Right acquisitions at
right time.
 Focused on basics of
banking.
 Strong brand presence
among H.N.I.
 150 year history or
background.
OPPORTUNITIES IN FRONT
 ASIAN FOCUS
 STRONG FRANCHISEE
 HIGH NETWORTH INDIVIDUALS
ANALYSIS OF THE
BANK
 NET PROFIT AND TOTAL ASSETS
HAVE RISEN BY 25 %.
 RETURN ON EQUITY=33 % AS
COMPARE TO 26 % IN PREVIOUS YR.
 DEBT EQUITY RATIO=10.35:1
 GROSS PROFIT RATIO=24% , AS
COMPARED TO 25% FOR THE YR 2007.
 CURRENT RATIO=6.82:1
END OF PRESENTATION.