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1. “ Smart Way to Bank ”
Presented by,
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2.  “The Karur Vysya Bank Limited” ,
popularly known as KVB & its one of the
private-sector Indian bank.
 Board of Directors  10 members
 Number of Employees  7197 (2015)

3.  KVB has 629 branches and network of 1675 ATM's
as on July-2015.

4. KEY PEOPLE
Chair man CEO & MD
Mr. katta pradyumna Mr. K. Venkataraman
Kumar

5. Finanacial activities
 KVB total business till March 2015 was around
82000 crores with
 Total deposits  Rs. 44690 crores &
 Total advances  Rs. 36691 crores
 Net Profit  Rs. 464.28 Crores
 Total income  Rs. 5976.71 Crores
 Total Expenditure  Rs. 5033.42 Crores

8. Their Journey ,
 KVB was set up in 1916 by Mr. M.A.Venkatarama
chettiar & Mr. Athi Krishna Chettiar .

9.  Head Quarters  Karur.
 In 1916 the bank started with a capital of Rs.1 lack and
engaged in bank transacts and all kinds of banking
business.

10. “ KVB “
Old-building New-building

11.  1964  The bank took over the assets &
liabilities of the Pathenen Gram Vasishya Bank
Lit., Salem, Shri Kannika Parameshwari Bank
Ltd. (4 branches) ,Arya Visya Bank Ltd.(14
branches) & Coimbatore Bhagya Lakshmi
Bank Ltd.
 In 1982  To issue right shares
 In 1987  To issued the equity shares.

12.  In 2003 , KVB ties up with UTI to unveil a shared
ATM network across the country.
 In 2010 KVB joined hands with “ Reliance Money
Express Ltd.”
 In 2014 KVB in association with “Bajaj Allianz
General Insurance Company.”

13.  Tie up with “ M/S Birla Sun Life Insurance
Company Ltd. ”
 KVB tie up with SBI cards for a co-branded
credit card

14.  KVB has tied up with two exchange houses from
the Gulf to facilitate direct remittance of Indian
rupees to accounts with banks in India,
 Lulu International Exchange, Abu Dhabi
 GCC Exchange Company ,Dubai.

15. Off-line and on-line trading facility is
available to the demat customers enabled
through a tie-up with M/s Religare
Securities Ltd and M/s IDBI Caps
respectively.

16. VISION
Delight customers continually by blending
tradition with technology to deliver
innovative products and services at
affordable rates through a pan India
branch network.

17. MISSION
 Adapt technology to introduce innovative
products and services as well as increase the value
of products on an on-going basis and provide them
at reasonable rates.
 Expand branch network to reach the top business
centres, besides unbanked and under banked areas
in the country

18.  Streaghten the financials through effective
deployment of funds and ensuring financial
discipline while adhering to the regulator’s
guidelines.
 Update the knowledge and skills of the human
capital to provide quality customer support.

19. STP
 Segment 
Individual and Industry banking
 Target Group 
Semi-Urban and Rural Sector
 Positioning 
Smart way for complete
banking solutions

20. SWOT Analysis
STRENGTH
 Innovative financial products with use of
technology
 Tie-ups with different financial institutions for
various products
 Stable performance in economic slowdown
 All the branches are powered with CBS (Core
Banking Solution)

21. WEAKNESS
 Regional concentric i.e. in South India only
 Low publicity and brand visibility

22. OPPORTUNITY
Industry banking in the region
 Extensive penetration in rural banking

23. THREATS
 Economic slowdown and recessions
 Highly competitive environment
 Stringent Banking Norms
 Local money lenders in the rural areas

24. factors of risk faced by KVB,
 Credit Risk
 Market Risk
 Operational Risk
 Liquidity Risk
 Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book
 Strategic Risk
 Reputational Risk

25. The bank distributed products,
 Investment banking
 Commercial banking
 Retail banking
 Private banking
 Asset management
 Mortagages
 Gift Cards
 Credit cards
 Multicurrency travel cards
 KVB e-book –Mobile App

26.  Internet Banking and Mobile Banking
 KVB markets services through multiple channels including,
 Online Tax Payments through Internet Banking
 On-line utility bill payments and shopping facilities
 VISA and MasterCard Debit cards
 VISA enabled Gift
 Travel Card

27. Loans provided by KVB,
 Professional Loan
 Green Harvester
 Quick Loan
 Farmers Two Wheeler Scheme
 Rent Fin Loan
 KVB Happy Kisan
 Educational Loan

28. Some Insurance policies,
 Car Insurance
 Health insurance
 House hold insurance
 KVB Suraksha

29.  SBI Mutual Funds,
 Reliance MF
 Sundaram BNP Paribas MF
 Birla Sunlife MF
 Franklin Templeton MF
 LIC Mutual Fund.

31. RECOGNITION
 In 2010 - “Best Small Award” by ‘Business World
Awards’.
 The best banker growth mid-sized award by “The
Sunday Standard Best Bankers Awards’13”.
 Third Best bank among private sector banks at
national level by “State Forum of Banker’s club,
Kerala Excellence Awards’14 “.

32.  Third Best bank among private sector banks at national level
by “State Forum of Banker’s club, Kerala Excellence
Awards’14 “.
 Master Card payments Strategy Workshop, Goa 2014 – Karur
Vysya Bank received the Innovation Award for
implementation of RFID enabled Debit Card Program.
(June 2014).

33.  Ranked as a Best private sector bank by UTV
Financial Leadership awards’12.
 Insitute of Public Enterprises (IPE) – BFSI awarded
“Best Bank in Private Sector” in June 2013.

34. CSR (Corporate Social
Responsibility)
Education
health care
 other charitable activities.

35. The Bank’s CSR mission
To contribute to the social and
economic development of the
community.

36. Core areas for KVB CSR initiatives
 promoting education.
 ensuring environmental sustainability.
 promoting preventive health care and sanitation
including contribution to the Swach Bharat Kosh .
 promoting gender equality, empowering women,
setting up homes.

37. The bank offering cards,
 Debit cards
 Gift cards
 Credit cards
 Travel cards

38. THANK YOU