The document analyzes the retail banking industry in India. It finds that public banks have the largest assets but lowest returns, while private and foreign banks have higher returns. The industry has low buyer and supplier power due to regulations. Switching companies is easy, but growth is driven by factors like technology improvements and financial access expansion. Major trends include meeting Basel III standards, using new technologies like CRM and data analytics, and expanding into rural markets. The top players by assets are State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, and ICICI Bank.
The document analyzes the retail banking industry in India. It finds that public banks have the largest assets but lowest returns, while private and foreign banks have higher returns. The industry has low buyer and supplier power due to regulations. Switching companies is easy, but growth is driven by factors like technology improvements and financial access expansion. Major trends include meeting Basel III standards, using new technologies like CRM and data analytics, and expanding into rural markets. The top players by assets are State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, and ICICI Bank.
The document analyzes the retail banking industry in India. It finds that public banks have the largest assets but lowest returns, while private and foreign banks have higher returns. The industry has low buyer and supplier power due to regulations. Switching companies is easy, but growth is driven by factors like technology improvements and financial access expansion. Major trends include meeting Basel III standards, using new technologies like CRM and data analytics, and expanding into rural markets. The top players by assets are State Bank of India, HDFC Bank, and ICICI Bank.
Segment Wise Analysis Industry Analysis Industry Drivers
Assets ($ bn, Return on Assets Buyers Medium: Ease of switching Segment companies based on service quality Revenue Drivers Cost Drivers Growth Drivers March ‘17) (%, March ‘17) Power Public Banks 1518.46 -0.47 Suppliers Low: Industry is regulated by RBI and Power its norms Easy accessibility Investment in Strong GDP growth Private Banks 558.92 1.02 through ATMs and security systems (7% CAGR expected Low: Stringent regulatory norms & net banking due to cyber threat over 2012–17) Foreign Banks 125.52 0.60 New customer preference for reputed Entrants financial services companies Key Trends Convenience Threat of Low: Few substitutes available for Cut in repo rate by Investment in banking through • Majority of the banks already meet capital substitutes financial products RBI, and further requirements of Basel III development of technological cuts expected, • SMAC, CRM and data warehousing will drive the Competitive cloud technology advancements, High: Compete on financing rates, reducing interest next wave of technology in banks and Big Data attracting new rivalry deposit rates, investment services rates • Indian banks are expanding in the rural areas under customers Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojna Top Players (By Assets) Adoption of Big Loss from NPAs is • With entry of foreign banks, banks are increasingly Data to identify >11%, implying the Growth in looking at consolidation • State Bank of India (Rs. 2,674,380.65 cr) disposable income, demand, price banks are at the • In adoption of mobile banking, India holds 4th rank • HDFC Bank(Rs. 863,840.19 cr) raising demand for points for new brink of being risk across the globe • ICICI Bank (Rs. 771,791.45 cr) personal credit services, and ROI assets