The document discusses dividend policy and provides details on five major banking players in India - SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, IDBI, and Axis Bank. It shows their dividend per share (EPS) and share price for the years 2006 to 2010. It notes that banks follow a conservative dividend policy, with dividends less than 50% of EPS, and that dividends and share prices have increased consistently over time.
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The document discusses dividend policy and provides details on five major banking players in India - SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, IDBI, and Axis Bank. It shows their dividend per share (EPS) and share price for the years 2006 to 2010. It notes that banks follow a conservative dividend policy, with dividends less than 50% of EPS, and that dividends and share prices have increased consistently over time.
The document discusses dividend policy and provides details on five major banking players in India - SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, IDBI, and Axis Bank. It shows their dividend per share (EPS) and share price for the years 2006 to 2010. It notes that banks follow a conservative dividend policy, with dividends less than 50% of EPS, and that dividends and share prices have increased consistently over time.
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The document discusses dividend policy and provides details on five major banking players in India - SBI, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, IDBI, and Axis Bank. It shows their dividend per share (EPS) and share price for the years 2006 to 2010. It notes that banks follow a conservative dividend policy, with dividends less than 50% of EPS, and that dividends and share prices have increased consistently over time.
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Dividend • Policy of No Immediate Dividend/ Zero Dividend Policy • Regular or Stable Dividend Policy • Regular Dividend plus Extra Dividend Policy • Irregular Dividend Policy • Regular Stock Dividend Policy • Regular Dividend plus Stock Dividend Policy • Conservative Dividend Policy • Liberal Dividend Policy BANKING INDUSTRY Banking Sector
• 5 Leading Players in Banking Sector
Banking SBI HDFC Bank ICICI Bank IDBI AXIS Bank BANKING INDUSTRY Divi • State Bank of India is Share the largest banking and Year den EPS Price financial d services company with 2006 14.00 83.73 Rs. 970 its headquartered 2007 14.00 86.29 Rs. 900 in Mumbai, India
2008 21.50 106.56 Rs. 1600
2009 29.00 143.67 Rs. 1050
2010 30.00 144.37 Rs. 2120
Shar • HDFC Bank Ltd is a Divid major Indian financial Year EPS e end services company based Price in India, incorporated in 2006 5.50 27.81 Rs. 810 August 1994 2007 7 35.74 Rs. 860 • After the Reserve Bank of India allowed Rs. 2008 8.50 44.87 1,300 establishing private sector banks. 2009 10 52.77 Rs. 850
2010 12 64.42 Rs. 1800
Share • ICICI Bank (Industrial Year Dividend EPS Price Credit and Investment 2006 8.50 28.55 Rs. 600 Corporation of India) is a major banking and 2007 10.00 34.59 Rs. 800 financial services organization in India. 2008 11.00 37.37 Rs. 789 • It is the second largest bank in India and the 2009 11.00 33.76 Rs. 370 largest private sector bank 2010 12.00 36.10 Rs. 885 in India by market capitalization. Divid Share • The Industrial Year EPS Development Bank of end Price India Limited (IDBI) is 2006 1.50 7.75 Rs. 80 one of India's leading public sector banks and 2007 1.50 8.70 Rs. 75 4th largest Bank in 2008 2.00 10.06 Rs. 84 overall ratings.
2009 2.50 11.85 Rs. 20
2010 3.00 14.23 Rs. 117
Divide Share • Axis Bank Limited, Year EPS formerly UTI Bank, is nd Price a financial services firm 2006 3.50 17.41 Rs. 300 that had begun 2007 4.50 23.40 Rs. 460 operations in 1994, after the Government 2008 6.00 29.94 Rs. 770 of India allowed new private banks to be 2009 10.00 50.57 Rs. 400 established.
2010 12.00 62.06 Rs. 1170
Conclusion • In banking sector banks follows conservative dividend policy as almost all banks gave dividend less then 50% of EPS • We have also found that dividend of all banks is increasing consistently that shows continuous growth in the profits of the banks. • The share price of banks increases, as its dividend increases so we can say that the dividend affects the price of share. • As banks follows conservative dividend policy and its share prices increases. Bibliography • Chandra, Prasanna “Financial Management” • Khan & Jain “Financial Management” • http://finance.mapsofworld.com • http://www.investopedia.com • http://www.smcindiaonline.com • http://www.CartoonStock.com GROUP MEMBERS • MANISH KUKREJA (12) • ABHISHEK JAGWANI (10) • NIKHIL JADHAV (09) • NEHA PUNJABI (22) • KHUSBHU DAYATAR (31) • POOJA SINGH (36) Thank you!!!