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Create a 6-slide professional PowerPoint presentation titled 'End-to-End Study of Non-Fund-Based Banking Facilities: Appraisal, Sanctioning, Documentation, and Monitoring of LC & BG Limits'. Include slides: 1) Introduction, 2) Objectives of the Study, 3) Limitations, 4) Research Methodology, 5) Data Interpretation (comparison of LC vs BG + case study of Arvind Engineering Pvt. Ltd.), 6) Conclusion. Use a clean academic design suitable for PGDM students.
Explores non-fund facilities (LC/BG): appraisal to monitoring. Covers intro, objectives, limitations, methodology, LC vs BG comparison with Arvind case study, and conclusions for PGDM audience. (162 c
This title slide is titled "LC & BG Limits: End-to-End Study." The subtitle covers appraisal, sanctioning, documentation, and monitoring of non-fund-based facilities.
Appraisal, Sanctioning, Documentation, and Monitoring of Non-Fund-Based Facilities
Source: Academic presentation for PGDM students on LC & BG limits processes.
This slide introduces non-fund based facilities like LC (Letter of Credit) and BG (Bank Guarantee), covering appraisal, sanctioning, documentation, and monitoring. It facilitates international trade finance operations while effectively mitigating risks for banks.
Source: Non-fund based facilities: LC (Letter of Credit) & BG (Bank Guarantee). Covers appraisal, sanctioning, documentation, monitoring. Importance in trade finance & risk mitigation for banks.
The study objectives include analyzing end-to-end processes for LC & BG and comparing LC vs BG facilities. It also evaluates the case study of Arvind Engineering Pvt. Ltd. and identifies best practices & challenges.
The slide outlines key limitations, including restricted data availability, a single-case focus on Arvind Engineering Pvt. Ltd., and influences from evolving regulations in non-fund based banking. It describes the research methodology as desk research, structured interviews with banking professionals, and detailed analysis of bank reports and the case study.
| Limitations | Research Methodology |
|---|---|
| Key limitations include restricted data availability, the study's scope limited to a single case (Arvind Engineering Pvt. Ltd.), and potential influences from evolving regulatory changes in non-fund based banking facilities. | The methodology involves desk research, structured interviews with banking professionals, and detailed data analysis from bank reports and the Arvind Engineering Pvt. Ltd. case study. |
LC poses higher risk for trade transactions, while BG offers lower risk for bid guarantees, with the Arvind Case showing robust monitoring reduced defaults. Strong appraisal processes are essential; integrate technology for efficiency and implement tech-driven monitoring today to optimize NFB facilities.
<ul><li>LC: Higher risk for trade transactions</li><li>BG: Lower risk for bid guarantees</li><li>Arvind Case: Robust monitoring reduced defaults</li><li>Key Finding: Strong appraisal processes essential</li><li>Recommendation: Integrate technology for efficiency</li></ul><p><strong>Closing:</strong> Optimize NFB facilities now.</p><p><em>CTA: Implement tech-driven monitoring today.</em></p>
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Source: End-to-End Study of Non-Fund-Based Banking Facilities
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