Sample Proposal for financial institutions and markets.

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·         Proposal for financial institutions and markets.

1.1             GENERAL BACKGROUND.
"A bank is an organization whose principle operation is concerned with accumulation of the temporary idle money of the general public for the purpose of advancing to other for expenditure."
Nepal Investment Bank Ltd. (NIBL), previously Nepal Indosuez Bank Ltd., was established in 1986 as a joint venture between Nepalese and French partners. The French partner (holding 50% of the capital of NIBL) was Credit Agricole Indosuez, a subsidiary of one the largest banking group in the world.
The name of the bank has been changed to Nepal Investment Bank Ltd. upon approval of bank’s Annual General Meeting, Nepal Rastra Bank and Company Registrar’s office with the following shareholding structure.


  • A group of companies holding 50% of the capital
  • Rashtriya Banijya Bank holding 15% of the Capital.
  • Rashtriya Beema Sansthan holding the same percentage.
  • The remainning 20% being held by the General Public (which means that NIBL is a Company listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange).
(source: www.nibl.com.np)

1.2  MEANING AND DEFINITION OF COMMERCIAL BANK :-
Banks plays a predominant role in underdeveloped economy in many ways as the promote capital formation by developing habit of people and connecting saving people have mobilized them in productive channels. Thus their role in the economic development is to resolve the deficiency of the capital by stimulating saving and investment.
                         

1.3 OBJECTIVES AND HYPOTHESES OF THE STUDY.

           Any work starts with a view of any objectives. Without any objective the work has to be uncompleted and meaningless. According to TU, BBS 3rd year student under elective course of sartorial area prepare a field work report studying about any sectors  or organization as per their subject to analyze positive and negative of such sectors or organization on the economy of the country, so that , I have studied on titled " Financial Position " of  a reputed NEPAL INVESTMENT BANK LTD, which principally collects scattered money form its members and provides it to them to develop or boost up economy. This is enabling to hold a prestigious image in very short period. The main purpose for choosing is as:
A)       Wide popularity among custom.
B)        Good dividend pay-out ratio with and increasing trend.
C)        People are increasing interest in opening account dynamic and complex environment.

1.4       METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS.

                 In order to study and evaluate of any matter, necessary data and information related to it should be collected; is called data collection. Various methods should be adopted for collection.

Methods of Data Collection

      To prepare this field work, data collection method is a basic work, Such data are taken from two ways while preparing field work report. They are:
a)        Primary data:-
                                      The data, which is first time collected for an investigation by an investigator or his /her agent or research organization, is known as primary data. It is original in character and just like raw material.
                      Method of collection Primary Data Are:
         Direct personal Interview.
         Indirect oral interview.
         Observation method.
         Information from local correspondents
         Mailed questionnaire method
         Schedules sent through enumerators

Balance sheet and Income Statement of the bank was observed.



b)        Secondary Data:-
                                       The data, which is not originally collected but obtained from published and unpublished sources, are called secondary data. These data are not original in character. The sources helping as secondary data for this field work reports are the annual book published by Nepal investment bank ltd, magazines and websites etc.


1.5 LIMITAITON  OF  STUDY

            The report must be designed within not only a fortnight but also 2500 to 4000 works, It is perfectly difficult work because advice and suggestion are given to solve problem as well as an economic burden is taken for it. Moreover, it has  also some limit which could be shown as follow:

a)        Not allowed to compare with other organization.
b)        Lack of time.
c)         Lack of knowledge and experiences.
d)        No availability of right person at right time.
e)         The topic must be unique.
f)         Lack of funds.


1.6 ORGANIZATION OF STUDY.

                   The steps or works which are to be performed while making field work report is called procedure of field work. To prepare this field work report. I have gone through different stage . They are :

         To take a special orientation classes.
         To choose topic for the report writing.
         To know the necessary information from the related teacher.
         To collect data, information through enquiry, secondary sources.
         To present and analyze of data.
         To do computer print after preparation of report.
         To submit printed report to concerned department for evaluation.





Submitted by:
Arjun Pandey.

Submitted to:
Rammani campus.

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