This document compares the financial performance of State Bank of India (SBI) and ICICI Bank over 11 years. It finds that while SBI performs well and is financially sound, ICICI Bank manages deposits and expenditures more efficiently. Ratios show SBI has a larger market share for deposits and loans, but ICICI Bank has more branches and ATMs. Both banks offer a wide range of banking products and services through large domestic and international networks. The study aims to analyze and compare the financial performance of the two major public and private sector banks in India.
This document compares the financial performance of State Bank of India (SBI) and ICICI Bank over 11 years. It finds that while SBI performs well and is financially sound, ICICI Bank manages deposits and expenditures more efficiently. Ratios show SBI has a larger market share for deposits and loans, but ICICI Bank has more branches and ATMs. Both banks offer a wide range of banking products and services through large domestic and international networks. The study aims to analyze and compare the financial performance of the two major public and private sector banks in India.
This document compares the financial performance of State Bank of India (SBI) and ICICI Bank over 11 years. It finds that while SBI performs well and is financially sound, ICICI Bank manages deposits and expenditures more efficiently. Ratios show SBI has a larger market share for deposits and loans, but ICICI Bank has more branches and ATMs. Both banks offer a wide range of banking products and services through large domestic and international networks. The study aims to analyze and compare the financial performance of the two major public and private sector banks in India.
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%nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com A STUDY OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SBI AND ICICI BANK DR. ANURAG. B. SINGH*; MS. PRIYANKA TANDON** * Associate Professor LDC Institute of Technical Studies Soraon, Allahabad (Uttar Pradesh) India ** Assistant Professor LDC Institute of Technical Studies Soraon, Allahabad India _____________________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT Banin! Sector "la#s an i$"ortant role in econo$ic de%elo"$ent of a countr#& The banin! s#ste$ of India is featured b# a lar!e net'or of ban branches, ser%in! $an# inds of financial ser%ices of the "eo"le& The State Ban of India, "o"ularl# no'n as SBI is one of the leadin! ban of "ublic sector in India& SBI has () Local *ead +ffices and ,- .onal +ffices located at i$"ortant cities throu!hout the countr#& ICICI Ban is second lar!est and leadin! ban of "ri%ate sector in India& The Ban has /,,00 branches and 1,233 AT4s in India& The "ur"ose of the stud# is to e5a$ine the financial "erfor$ance of SBI and ICICI Ban, "ublic sector and "ri%ate sector res"ecti%el#& The research is descri"ti%e and anal#tical in nature& The data used for the stud# 'as entirel# secondar# in nature& The "resent stud# is conducted to co$"are the financial "erfor$ance of SBI and ICICI Ban on the basis of ratios such as credit de"osit, net "rofit $ar!in etc& The "eriod of stud# taen is fro$ the #ear /33-632 to /3((6(/& The stud# found that SBI is "erfor$in! 'ell and financiall# sound than ICICI Ban but in conte5t of de"osits and e5"enditure ICICI ban has better $ana!in! efficienc# than SBI& KEYWORDS7 Credit De"osit 8atio, ICICI, 9et Profit 4ar!in, 9et 'orth 8atio, Ad%ances, SBI& _________________________________________________________________________ INTRODUCTION An efficient banin! s#ste$ is reco!ni:ed as basic re;uire$ent for the econo$ic de%elo"$ent of an# econo$#& Bans $obili:e the sa%in!s of co$$unit# into "roducti%e channels& The banin! s#ste$ of India is featured b# a lar!e net'or of ban branches, ser%in! $an# inds of financial needs of the "eo"le& The State Ban of India, "o"ularl# no'n as SBI is one of the leadin! bans in India& The State Ban <rou", 'ith o%er (1,333 branches "ro%ides a 'ide ran!e of banin! "roducts throu!h its %ast net'or of branches in India and o%erseas, includin! "roducts ai$ed at 9on68esident Indians (98Is)& The head;uarter of SBI is at 4u$bai& SBI has () Local *ead +ffices and ,- .onal +ffices that are located at i$"ortant cities throu!hout the countr#& It also has around (03 56 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com branches out of the countr#& It has a $aret share a$on! Indian co$$ercial bans of about /3= in de"osits and loans& The roots of the State Ban of India rest in the first decade of (>th centur#, 'hen the Ban of Calcutta later on rena$ed the Ban of Ben!al, 'as established on / ?une (231& The Ban of Ben!al 'as one of three Presidenc# bans, the other t'o bein! the Ban of Bo$ba# (incor"orated on (, A"ril (2)3) and the Ban of 4adras (incor"orated on ( ?ul# (2)0)& @ith the result of the ro#al charters all three Presidenc# bans 'ere incor"orated as Aoint stoc co$"anies and recei%ed the e5clusi%e ri!ht to issue "a"er currenc# in (21( 'ith the Pa"er Currenc# Act& The# retained this ri!ht till the for$ation of the 8eser%e Ban of India& The Presidenc# bans a$al!a$ated on /- ?anuar# (>/(, and rena$ed I$"erial Ban of India& The I$"erial Ban of India re$ained a Aoint stoc co$"an#& The State Ban of India 'as constituted on (st ?ul# (>,,, "ursuant to the State Ban of India Act, (>,, (the BSBI ActB) for the "ur"ose of creatin! a state6"artnered and state6s"onsored ban inte!ratin! the for$er I$"erial Ban of India& In (>,>, the State Ban of India (Subsidiar# Bans) Act 'as "assed, enablin! the Ban to tae o%er ei!ht for$er state associated bans as its subsidiaries& The State Ban of IndiaCs is lar!est ban, 'ith a""ro5i$atel# >,333 branches in India and ,) international offices& Its Associate Bans ha%e a do$estic net'or of around ),133 branches, 'ith stron! re!ional ties& The Ban also has subsidiaries and Aoint %entures outside India, includin! Duro"e, the United States, Canada, 4auritius, 9i!eria, 9e"al, and Bhutan& The Ban has the lar!est retail banin! custo$er base in India& SUBSIDIARIES OF SBI State Ban of Bianer E ?ai"ur State Ban of *#derabad State Ban of 4#sore State Ban of Patiala State Ban of Patiala State Ban of Tra%ancore ICICI BANK-PROFILE ICICI Ban is second lar!est and leadin! ban of "ri%ate sector in India& It s head;uarter is in 4u$bai, India& Accordin! to Forbes State Ban of India is the />th $ost re"uted co$"an# in the 'orld& The Ban has /,,00 branches and 1,233 AT4s in India& In (>>2 ICICI Ban launched internet banin! o"erations& The Ban offers a 'ide ran!e of banin! "roducts and financial ser%ices to the cor"orate and retail custo$ers& It also "ro%ides ser%ices in the areas of %enture ca"ital in%est$ent banin!, asset $ana!e$ent and life and non6life insurance& ICICI BanCs e;uit# shares are listed in India on Bo$ba# Stoc D5chan!e (BSD) and the 9ational Stoc 57 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com D5chan!e (9SD) and its A$erican De"ositar# 8ecei"ts (AD8s) are also listed on the 9e' Gor Stoc D5chan!e (9GSD)& ICICI Ban li$ited is $aAor banin! and financial ser%ices or!ani:ation in India& The ban is the second lar!est ban in India and the lar!est "ri%ate sector ban in India b# $aret ca"itali:ation& The# are "ublicl# held banin! co$"an# en!a!ed in "ro%idin! a 'ide ran!e of banin! and financial ser%ices includin! co$$ercial banin! and treasur# o"erations& The ban and their subsidiaries offers a 'ide ran!e of banin! and financial ser%ices includin! co$$ercial banin!, retail banin!, "roAect and cor"orate finance, 'orin! ca"ital finance, insurance, %enture ca"ital and "ri%ate e;uit#, in%est$ent banin!, broin! and treasur# "roducts and ser%ices& The# offer throu!h a %ariet# of deli%er# channels and throu!h their s"eciali:ed subsidiaries in the area of in%est$ent banin!, life and non6life insurance, %enture ca"ital and assets $ana!e$ent& The ban has a net'or of /30, branches and about ,,(2 AT4s in India and "resence in (2 countries& The# ha%e subsidiaries in the United Hin!do$, 8ussia and Canada, branches in United States, Sin!a"ore, Bahrain, *on!6Hon!, Srilana, Iatar and Dubai International finance centre and re"resentati%e offices in United Arab D$irates, China, South Africa, Ban!ladesh, Thailand, 4ala#sia and Indonesia& +ur UH subsidiar# has established branches in Bel!iu$ and <er$an#& The ban e;uit# shares are listed in India on Bo$ba# Stoc D5chan!e and 9ational stoc e5chan!e of India Li$ited and their A$erican De"ositor# 8ecei"ts (AD8s) are listed on 9GSD& The ban is first Indian bans listed 9GSD& SUBSIDIARIES OF ICICI BANK NATIONAL INTERNATIONAL ICICI Lo$bard ICICI Ban UH PLC ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Co$"an# ICICI Ban Canada Ltd ICICI Securities Li$ited ICICI Ban Durasia LLC ICICI Prudential Asset 4ana!e$ent Co$"an# Li$ited ICICI Jenture ICICI direct&co$ ICICI Foundation OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY 1 To stud# the financial "erfor$ance of SBI and ICICI Ban& 2 To co$"are the financial "erfor$ance of SBI and ICICI Ban& RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 58 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com In the "resent stud#, an atte$"t has been $ade to $easure, e%aluate and co$"are the financial "erfor$ance of SBI and ICICI Ban 'hich one related to the "ublic sector and "ri%ate sector res"ecti%el#& The stud# is based on secondar# data that has been collected fro$ annual re"orts of the res"ecti%e bans, $a!a:ines, Aournals, docu$ents and other "ublished infor$ation& The stud# co%ers the "eriod of , #ears i&e& fro$ #ear /33-632 to #ear /3((6(/& 8atio Anal#sis 'as a""lied to anal#:e and co$"are the trends in banin! business and financial "erfor$ance& 4ean and Co$"ound <ro'th 8ate (C<8) ha%e also been de"lo#ed to anal#:e the trends in banin! business "rofitabilit#& LIMITATION OF THE STUDY Due to constraints of ti$e and resources, the stud# is liel# to suffer fro$ certain li$itations& So$e of these are $entioned here under so that the findin!s of the stud# $a# be understood in a "ro"er "ers"ecti%e& The li$itations of the stud# are7 1 The stud# is based on the secondar# data and the li$itation of usin! secondar# data $a# affect the results& 2 The secondar# data 'as taen fro$ the annual re"orts of the SBI and ICICI Ban& It $a# be "ossible that the data sho'n in the annual re"orts $a# be 'indo' dressed 'hich does not sho' the actual "osition of the bans& Financial anal#sis is $ainl# done to co$"are the !ro'th, "rofitabilit# and financial soundness of the res"ecti%e bans b# dia!nosin! the infor$ation contained in the financial state$ents& Financial anal#sis is done to identif# the financial stren!ths and 'eanesses of the t'o bans b# "ro"erl# establishin! relationshi" bet'een the ite$s of Balance Sheet and Profit E Loss Account& It hel"s in better understandin! of bans financial "osition, !ro'th and "erfor$ance b# anal#:in! the financial state$ents 'ith %arious tools and e%aluatin! the relationshi" bet'een %arious ele$ents of financial state$ents& FOR THIS PURPOSE THE FOLLOWING PARAMETERS HAVE BEEN STUDIED 1. Credit De"osit 8atio 2. Interest D5"enses to Total D5"enses 3. Interest Inco$e to Total Inco$e 4. +ther Inco$e to Total Inco$e 5. 9et Profit 4ar!in 6. 9et 'orth 8atio 7. Percenta!e Chan!e in 9et Profits 8. Percenta!e Chan!e in Total Inco$e 9. Percenta!e Chan!e in Total D5"enditure 10. Percenta!e Chan!e in De"osits 11. Percenta!e Chan!e in Ad%ances CREDIT DEPOSIT RATIO:- Credit6De"osit 8atio is the "ro"ortion of loan6assets created b# a ban fro$ the de"osits recei%ed& Credits are the loans and ad%ances !ranted b# the ban& In other 'ords it is the a$ount lent b# the ban to a "erson or an or!ani:ation 'hich is reco%ered later on& Interest is char!ed fro$ the borro'er& De"osit is the a$ount acce"ted b# ban fro$ the sa%ers and interest is "aid to the$& 59 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com TABLE 1.1 - CREDIT DEPOSIT RATIO (I9 PD8CD9T) YEAR SBI ICICI 2!-" --&,- 2)&>> 2"-# -)&>- >(&)) 2#-1 -0&,1 >3&3) 21-11 -1&0/ 2-&2( 211-12 -2&,3 >/&/0 MEAN -1&(2) 2>&03/ CGR (&(> 2&,( Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ FIG. NO. 1.1:- CREDIT DEPOSIT RATIO Table (&( de"icts that o%er the course of fi%e financial "eriods of stud# the $ean of Credit De"osit 8atio in ICICI 'as hi!her (2>&03/=) than in SBI (-1&(2)=)& But the Co$"ound <ro'th 8ate in SBI lo'ers (&(>= than in ICICI (2&,(=)& In case of SBI the credit de"osit ratio 'as hi!hest in /3((6(/ and lo'est in /33>6(3& But in case of ICICI credit de"osit ratio 'as hi!hest in /3((6(/ and lo'est in /33-632& This sho's that ICICI Ban has created $ore loan assets fro$ its de"osits as co$"ared to SBI& INTEREST E$PENSES TO TOTAL E$PENSES:- Interest D5"enses to Total D5"enses re%eals the e5"enses incurred on interest in "ro"ortion to total e5"enses& Bans acce"ts de"osits fro$ sa%ers and "a# interest on these accounts& This "a#$ent of interest is no'n as interest e5"enses& Total e5"enses include the a$ount s"ent in the for$ of staff e5"enses, interest e5"enses, o%erhead e5"enses and other o"eratin! e5"enses etc& 60 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com TABLE 1.2:- INTEREST E$PENSES TO TOTAL E$PENSES (I9 PD8CD9T) YEAR SBI ICICI 2!-" 1(&2, 11&(0, 2"-# 10&/- 1)&(3 2#-1 1(&1/ 13&-( 21-11 ,)&>0 13&-3 211-12 ,-&>3 1,&(> MEAN ,>&> 10&01 CGR 61&02 6(&)1 Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ FIG.NO.1.2:- INTEREST E$PENSES TO TOTAL E$PENSES The table (&/ sho's that the ratio of interest e5"enses to total e5"enses in SBI 'as hi!hl# %olatile it increased fro$ 1(&2, "er cent to 10&/- "er cent durin! the "eriod /33-632 to /33263>& After'ards it 'as decreased till /3(36(( and then a!ain increased to ,-&>3 "er cent& The ratio of interest e5"enses to total e5"enses in ICICI 'as also decreased fro$ 11&(0, "er cent to 1)&(3 "er cent durin! the "eriod /33-632 to /33263>& It re$ain stable fro$ /33>6(3 to /3(36/3(( but Further it 'as increased to 1,&(> "er cent in /3((6(/ & It has been found that the share of interest e5"enses in total e5"enses 'as hi!her in case of SBI as co$"ared to ICICI, 'hich sho's that "eo"le "referred to in%est their sa%in!s in SBI than ICICI& INTEREST INCOME TO TOTAL INCOME:- Interest Inco$e to Total Inco$e sho's the "ro"ortionate contribution of interest inco$e in total inco$e& Bans lend $one# in the for$ of loans and ad%ances to the borro'ers and 61 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com recei%e interest on it& This recei"t of interest is called interest inco$e& Total inco$e includes interest inco$e, non6interest inco$e and o"eratin! inco$e& TABLE 1.%:-INTEREST INCOME TO TOTAL INCOME IN SBI AND ICICI (I9 PD8 CD9T) YEAR SBI ICICI 2!-" 20&2> --&1( 2"-# 20&)3 ->&/> 2#-1 2/&,2 --&>3 21-11 2)&)> -2&,( 211-12 22&(/ 23&>/ MEAN 2)&)> -2&2) CGR ,&3) )&/1 Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ FIG.NO.1.% INTEREST INCOME TO TOTAL INCOME IN SBI AND ICICI The table (&0 re"resents that the ratio of interest inco$e to total inco$e in SBI and ICICI both is ;uite stable and %olatile o%er the #ears& The !ro'th rate of SBI is ,&3) 'hile that of ICICI is )&/1& Thus, the "ro"ortion of interest inco$e to total inco$e in SBI 'as hi!her than that of ICICI, 'hich sho's that "eo"le "referred SBI to tae loans and ad%ances& OTHER INCOME TO TOTAL INCOME:- +ther inco$e to total inco$e re%eals the "ro"ortionate share of other inco$e in total inco$e& +ther inco$e includes non6interest inco$e and o"eratin! inco$e& Total inco$e includes interest inco$e, non6interest inco$e and o"eratin! inco$e& 62 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com TABLE 1.&:-OTHER INCOME TO TOTAL INCOME IN SBI AND ICICI (I9 PD8CD9T) YEAR SBI ICICI 2!-" (1&(3 //&02 2"-# (1 /3&-3 2#-1 (- //&3> 21-11 (1 /(&)2 211-12 (( (>&3- MEAN (,&// /(&)) CGR 60(&1 6()&- Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI Ban fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ FIG.NO.1.& OTHER INCOME TO TOTAL INCOME IN SBI AND ICICI The table (&) sho's that the ratio of other inco$e to total inco$e 'as decreased fro$ (1&(3 "er cent in /33-632 to ((&33 "er cent in /3((6(/ in case of SBI& *o'e%er, the share of other inco$e in total inco$e of ICICI 'as also decreased fro$ //&02 "er cent in /33-632 to (>&3- "er cent /3((6(/& The table sho's that the ratio of other inco$e to total inco$e 'as relati%el# hi!her in ICICI (/(&))=) as co$"ared to SBI ((,&//=) durin! the "eriod of stud#& NET PROFIT MARGIN:- 9et Profit 4ar!in re%eals the financial results of the business acti%it# and efficienc# of $ana!e$ent in o"erations& The table ,&2 sho's the net "rofit $ar!in in SBI and ICICI durin! the Period /33,631 to /33>6(3& 63 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com TABLE-1.':-NET PROFIT MARGIN IN SBI AND ICICI (I9 PD8CD9T) YEAR SBI ICICI 2!-" (/&1) ((&2( 2"-# (0&(( ((&), 2#-1 (3&,) (0&1) 21-11 2&,, (-&,/ 211-12 >&-0 (-&), MEAN (3&>( ()&0- CGR /0&3/ )-&- Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ FIG. NO.1.' NET PROFIT MARGIN IN SBI AND ICICI The table (&, re%eals that the ratio of net "rofits to total inco$e of ICICI 'as %aried fro$ ((&2( "er cent to (-&), "ercent 'hereas in case of SBI it is not stable& It increased to (0&(( "ercent fro$ (/&1) "ercent in /33263> then further decreased to (3&,) "ercent in /33>6(3 and 2&,, "ercent in /3(36(( and finall# increased to >&-0 "ercent in /3((6(/ durin! the "eriod of , #ears of stud#& *o'e%er, the net "rofit $ar!in 'as hi!her in ICICI (()&0-=) as co$"ared to SBI ((3&>(=) durin! the "eriod of stud#& But it 'as continuousl# decreased fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ in ICICI& Thus, the ICICI has sho'n co$"arati%el# lo'er o"erational efficienc# than SBI& NET WORTH RATIO:- 9et 'orth 8atio is used for $easurin! the o%erall efficienc# of a fir$& This ratio establishes the relationshi" bet'een net "rofit and the "ro"rietor s funds& 64 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com TABLE 1.( NET WORTH RATIO (I9 PD8CD9T) YEAR SBI ICICI 2!-" (0&-3 2&>) 2"-# (,&-) -&,2 2#-1 (0&>( -&-> 21-11 (/&2) >&0, 211-12 ()&01 (3&-3 MEAN ()&(( 2&2- CGR )&2- (>&12 Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ FIG.NO.1.( NET WORTH RATIO It is clear fro$ the table (&1 that the net 'orth ratio of SBI 'as increased fro$ (0&-3 "er cent to ()&01 "er cent durin! /33-632 to /3((6(/, and decreased in /33>6(3 and /3(36/3((& @hereas the ratio 'as increased fro$ 2&>) "er cent to (3&-3 "er cent in ICICI& The table sho'ed that the net 'orth ratio 'as hi!her in SBI (()&((=) as co$"ared to ICICI (2&2-=) durin! the "eriod of stud#, 'hich re%ealed that SBI has utili:ed its resources $ore efficientl# as co$"ared to ICICI& GROWTH OF PROFIT:- 65 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com 9et "rofit 8atio is used for $easurin! the "rofitabilit# of the fir$& It is calculated b# di%idin! net "rofit b# net sales $ulti"lied b# (33& It establishes the relationshi" bet'een the net "rofit and sales& TABLE 1.( GROWTH OF PROFIT IN SBI AND ICICI (I9 C8+8DS) SBI ICICI YEAR PROFIT ) CHANGE PROFIT ) CHANGE 2!-" 1-/> **.. )(,-&-0 *** 2"-# >(/( 0,&,= 0-,2&(0 6>&1( 2#-1 >(1( )>= )3/)&>2 -&(3 21-11 2/1, 6>&2= ,(,(&02 /-&> 211-12 ((-3- )/= 1)1,&/1 /,&,3 MEAN 2>>1&1 )-((&)> CGR -0&>- ,,&)> Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI fro$ /33-632 to/3((6(/ FIG.NO.1.( GROWTH OF PROFIT IN SBI AND ICICI The table (&2 hi!hli!hts that the $ean %alue of net "rofit 'as hi!her in SBI (8s& 2>>1&1 crores) as co$"ared to that in ICICI (8s& )-((&> crores) durin! the "eriod of stud#& Further the !ro'th 66 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com rate of 9et Profits 'as also hi!her in SBI (-0&>-=) than that in ICICI (,,&)>=) durin! the stud# "eriod& The table also sho's that the annual !ro'th rate of "rofit in SBI 'as hi!hest in the #ear /33>6(3 and 'as ne!ati%e (6>&2=) in the #ear /3(36((& In ICICI, the annual !ro'th rate of "rofit 'as hi!hest in the #ear /3(36(((/-&>=) and 'as ne!ati%e in the #ear /33263> (6>&1(=)& TOTAL INCOME:- The total inco$e indicates the ru"ee %alue of the inco$e earned durin! a "eriod& The hi!her %alue of total inco$e re"resents the efficienc# and !ood "erfor$ance& TABLE 1.! GROWTH IN TOTAL INCOME OF SBI AND ICICI (I9 C8+8DS) SBI ICICI YEAR INCOME ) CHANGE INCOME ) CHANGE 2!-" ,2,0)2&-) **.. 0>,11-&(> *** 2"-# -1,)->&-2 0(= 0>,/(3&0( 6(&(,= 2#-1 2,,>1/&3- (/&0= 0/,>>>&01 6(,&2= 21-11 >1,0/>&), (/&31= 00,32/&>1 3&/,= 211-12 (/3,2-/&>3 /,&)= )(,),3&-, /,&/= MEAN 2-,,>2&,2 0-/2/&(() CGR (3-&(, )&)> Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ FIG.NO.1.! GROWTH IN TOTAL INCOME OF SBI AND ICICI The table (&> hi!hli!hts that the $ean %alue of total inco$e 'as hi!her in SBI (8s& 2-,,>2&,2 crores) as co$"ared to that in ICICI (8s& 0-/2/&(() crores) durin! the "eriod of stud#& *o'e%er the rate of !ro'th re!ardin! total inco$e 'as hi!her in SBI ((3-&(, =) than in ICICI ()&)> =) durin! the "eriod of stud#& TOTAL E$PENDITURE:- 67 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com The total e5"enditure re%eals the "ro"ortionate share of total e5"enditure s"ent on the de%elo"$ent of staff, interest e5"ended and other o%erheads& The hi!her %alue of total TABLE 1.":- TOTAL E$PENDITURE OF SBI AND ICICI (I9 C8+8DS) SBI ICICI YEAR E$PENDITURE ) CHANGE E$PENDITURE ) CHANGE 2!-" ,(,1(>&1// **.. 0,,,3>&)- *** 2"-# 1-,0,2&,, 03&)= 0,,),/&(- 3&(1= 2#-1 -1,->1&3/ ()&3(= /2,>-)&0- 6(2&/= 21-11 22,>,>&(/ (,&20= /-,>0(&,2 60&,>= 211-12 (3>,(21&>> //&-0= 0),>2,&,3 /,&/,= MEAN -2,-2)&31 0/,-3&1( CGR (((&,/ 6(&)- Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ FIG.NO.1." TOTAL E$PENDITURE OF SBI AND ICICI The table (&(3 discloses that the $ean %alue of total e5"enditure 'as hi!her in SBI (8s& -2,-2)&31 crores) as co$"ared to that in ICICI (8s& 0/,-3&1( crore) durin! the "eriod of stud#& But the rate of !ro'th re!ardin! e5"enditure in ICICI 'as (6(&)- =) than that in SBI ((((&,/=) durin! the sa$e "eriod& It is clear that ICICI is successful in decreasin! their total e5"enditure as co$"ared to SBI& The table also hi!hli!hts that the annual !ro'th rate of e5"enditure in SBI 'as hi!hest (03&3)) in the #ear /33263> and 'as lo'est (()&3() in the #ear /33>6(3& In ICICI, the annual !ro'th rate of e5"enditure 'as ne!ati%e in the #ear /33>6(3 and /3(36(( i&e& (6(2&/3) and (60&,>) res"ecti%el#& *ence it is clear that ICICI is $ore efficient as co$"ared to SBI in ter$s of $ana!in! e5"enditure& ADVANCES:- Ad%ances are the credit facilit# !ranted b# the ban& In other 'ords it is the a$ount borro'ed b# a "erson fro$ the Ban& It is also no'n as KCredit !ranted 'here the $one# is disbursed and reco%er# of 'hich is $ade later on& TABLE 1.#- TOTAL ADVANCES OF SBI AND ICICI (I9 C8+8DS) 68 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com SBI ICICI YEAR ADVANCES ) CHANGE ADVANCES ) CHANGE 2!-" )(1,-12&/3 **.. //,,1(1&32 *** 2"-# ,)/,,30&/3 03&(1= /(2,0(3&2, 60&/,= 2#-1 10(,>()&(, (1&)2= (2(,/3,&13 6(1= 21-11 -,1,-(>&), (>&-,= /(1,01,&>3 (>&)3= 211-12 21-,,-2&2> ()&1= /,0,-/-&11 (-&/1= MEAN 1)1,,-2&2> //),1), CGR (32&(1 (/&), Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ FIG.NO.1.#- TOTAL ADVANCES OF SBI AND ICICI Table (&> "resents that the $ean of Ad%ances of SBI 'as hi!her (1)1,,-2&2>) as co$"ared to $ean of Ad%ances of ICICI (//),1),)& 8ate of !ro'th 'as also hi!her in SBI ((32&(1 =) than in ICICI ((/&),=)& Table also sho's the "er cent Chan!e in Ad%ances o%er the "eriod of , #ears& In case of SBI Ad%ances 'ere continuousl# increased ('ith a decreasin! trend) o%er the "eriod of stud#& *o'e%er Ad%ances in ICICI 'ere decreased till /33>6(3 but these 'ere increased in the subse;uent #ears& DEPOSITS:- De"osit is the a$ount acce"ted b# ban fro$ the sa%ers in the for$ of current de"osits, sa%in!s de"osits and fi5ed de"osits and interest is "aid to the$ 69 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com TABLE 1.1-TOTAL DEPOSITS OF SBI AND ICICI (I9 C8+8DS) SBI ICICI YEAR DEPOSITS ) CHANGE DEPOSITS ) CHANGE 2!-" ,0-,)30&>) **.. /)),)0(&3, *** 2"-# -)/,3-0&(0 02&32= /(2,0)-&2/ 6(3&1= 2#-1 23),((1&/0 2&01= /3/,3(1&13 6-&)3= 21-11 >00,>0/&2( (1&() //,,13/&(( ((&1= 211-12 (,3),1)-&01 ((&-= /,,,)>>&>1 (0&/= MEAN 2(/,/0) //>,(-> CGR >)&/3 )&,/ Source7 Annual 8e"orts of SBI and ICICI fro$ /33-632 to /3((6(/ FIG. NO.1.1:- TOTAL DEPOSITS OF SBI AND ICICI Table (&(( "resents that the $ean of De"osits of SBI 'as hi!her (2(/,/0)) as co$"ared to $ean of de"osits of ICICI (//>,(->=)& *o'e%er the rate of !ro'th 'as hi!her in SBI (>)&/3=) than that in ICICI ()&,/=) durin! the "eriod of stud#& Table also sho's the "er cent Chan!e in De"osits o%er the "eriod of , #ears& In case of SBI De"osits 'ere continuousl# fluctuatin! o%er the "eriod of stud#& *o'e%er de"osits in ICICI 'ere decreased in /33263> and /33>6(3 but these 'ere increased in the #ear /3(36(( and /3((6(/ 'ith ((&1= and (0&/= res"ecti%el#& FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS:- The stud# found that the $ean of Credit De"osit 8atio in ICICI 'as hi!her (2>&03/ =) than in SBI (-1&(2)=)& This sho's that ICICI Ban has created $ore loan assets fro$ its de"osits as co$"ared to SBI& The share of interest e5"enses in total e5"enses hi!her in ICICI (10&01 =) as co$"are to SBI (,>&>> =) and the "ro"ortion of interest inco$e to total inco$e 'as hi!her in case of SBI(2)&)> = ) as co$"ared to ICICI (-2&2)=), 'hich sho's that "eo"le "refer ICICI to in%est their sa%in!s and SBI to tae loans E ad%ances& The ratio of other inco$e to total inco$e 70 International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue 11, November !1, ISSN "" #$ %nline available at &&&.in'ianresearch(ournals.com 'as relati%el# hi!her in ICICI (/(&)) =) as co$"ared to SBI ((,&// =)& The 9et Profit 4ar!in of ICICI is hi!her (()&0- =) 'hereas in SBI it 'as ((3&>> =), 'hich sho's that ICICI has sho'n co$"arati%el# better o"erational efficienc# than SBI& The !ro'th rate of net "rofit is -0&>-= in SBI 'hich is hi!her than ICICI 'hich is ,,&)>=& This sho's that SBI "erfor$ed 'ell as co$"ared to ICICI& The $ean %alue of total inco$e 'as hi!her in SBI (2-,,>2&,2) as co$"ared to that in ICICI (0-,/2/&(())& 9et 'orth ratio 'as also hi!her in SBI (()&(( =) than ICICI (2&2- =), 'hich re%ealed that SBI has utili:ed its resources $ore efficientl# as co$"ared to ICICI& The $ean %alue of total e5"enditure 'as hi!her in SBI (8s& -2,-2)&31 crores) as co$"ared to that in ICICI (8s&0/,,-3&1() and the co$bined !ro'th rate of e5"enditure 'as ne!ati%e (6(&)-=) in the case of ICICI 'hereas in SBI it is (((&,/=& De"osits in SBI 'ere continuousl# increased& *o'e%er de"osits in ICICI 'ere decreased ('ith a declinin! trend) till /33>6(3 but these 'ere increased in the subse;uent #ears& In case of SBI Ad%ances 'ere continuousl# increased ('ith a decreasin! trend) 'ith the co$bined !ro'th rate of ((32&(1 =), *o'e%er Ad%ances in ICICI 'ere decreased ('ith a declinin! trend) till /33>6(3 but these 'ere increased thereafter 'ith co$bined !ro'th rate of ((/&), =)& It sho's that ICICI has suffered 'ith funds or a%oid "ro%idin! ad%ances throu!h /33-632 to /33>6(3& *ence, on the basis of the abo%e stud# or anal#sis banin! custo$er has $ore trust on the "ublic sector bans as co$"ared to "ri%ate sector bans& REFERENCES:- 1 4ahesh'ari E 4ahesh'ari, Banin! 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