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Foreign Banks
Introduction
Objective - Maximizing long term portfolio yield Factors under consideration: Liquidity needs Pledging requirements Asset/liability management strategies Safety of principal
Responsibilities Management of portfolio within good banking practice Satisfying liquidity and legal requirements Accountability of Investment Committee for Board of Directors Holding regular meetings Duties Reviewing the regular reports with regards to the portfolio performance and position Planning and execution of investment strategies
To define the ambitions and sustainability goals of a ban k To define minimum standards to be satisfied by a prospective client before rendering any financial service To provide constant flow of dependable earnings To provide a suitable balance of quality and diversification of assets Countercyclical balance to earnings - absorb funds when loan demand is slack and by provisioning funds when loan demand is strong To be complementary to banks other activities To reflect how the business operations of a bank impact the society To ensure that above reflection is implemented in every day decision making
Investment Types
SHORT TERM Government Securities Call Money Market Money Market Funds Debt Instruments Equity Instruments Mutual Funds Fixed Deposits (1 day to 3 months) Life/Permanent Insurance Commercial Papers Certificate Of Deposits
Investment Types
LONG TERM
Long Term Govt. Bonds Forex Investments Mutual Funds Gold Deposit Schemes Post Office Savings Schemes
Corporate Bonds
Blue Chip Shares
Investment Categories
Held to Maturity HTM The securities acquired by the bank with the intention to hold them up to maturity Held For Trading - HFT The securities acquired by the bank with the intention to trade by taking advantage of the short-term price/interest rate movements Available for Sale AFS The securities which do not fall within the above two categories