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Haroon Ur Rasheed. MBA (MIS) Id: mc090408630. Bank Alfalah Islamic Banking. Internship Report. Introduction of Bank Alfalah Islamic Banking. The largest Islamic bank in Pakistan BAL incorporated on June 21, 1997 in 2003: Bank Alfalah Islamic Banking Division started
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Haroon Ur Rasheed MBA (MIS)Id: mc090408630
Bank Alfalah Islamic Banking Internship Report
Introduction of Bank Alfalah Islamic Banking • The largest Islamic bank in Pakistan • BAL incorporated on June 21, 1997 • in 2003: Bank Alfalah Islamic Banking Division started • 80/270 Islamic Banking branches are based on Sharia laws. • Operational workings prescribed by Islamic Sharia advisors • The objective: Riba free financing
Product Lines • Musharakah: contractual relationship • Mudarabah: Partnership • Murabaha: non-participatory, client on cost-plus basis • Ijara: Client takes on rent & pays back episodic rent • Salam: Contract of advanced payment against delayed delivery goods • Istisna: Specific product against particular condition by a manufacturer
Competitors • Meezan Islamic Bank • Dawood Islamic Banking • Dubai Islamic Bank, Pakistan Ltd • Emirates Global Islamic Banking • Union Bank
Introduction of Branch • This branch is situated in Kabirwala, District Khanewal • It is 12 Km away from Khanewal • This branch belongs to Multan Zone • The branch has a talented hardworking energetic staff • This branch deals with Islamic products only
Hierarchy of MIS dept’t Branch Manager Operational Manager IT officer
Structure & Function of MIS Department Responsibilities of MIS department • To keep all the computers, printers, and ATM machine of the branch operational by providing in time support to the trouble shooting of the IT equipments. • To provide support regarding IT operations and also monitor and trouble shoot the LAN (Local Area Network) inside the branch
Structure & Function of MIS Department Functions of MIS department • Provides support to operations department for keeping the LAN, computers and software work smoothly • Maintains automated slip generation system that generates slips on customer demand so that the cash counters are not over loaded and the customers come to counter at their specific token number marked on the slip.
Critical Analysis Bank Alfalah Islamic Banking Division sets its goals according to its mission and vision statement. My observations are following: Strong brand recognition Strong allocation potential Recognized market existence Focused business strategy Strong credit rating Large (over 5 million accounts) A full service bank
SWOT Analysis STRENGTHS: Bank Alfalah Islamic Banking division is financially very strong bank. Following are some of the strengths of the Bank. Alfalah bank is applying the TQM in each of its branch, which is the great achievement. No other bank has this department Bank Alfalah Islamic is financially strong and has a huge deposit reserve. WEAKNESSES: Lack of branch network as compared to other Islamic banks in Pakistan More job rotation It is a step behind in using new technology (MIS) as compared to other banks. Most of the employees are overloaded with work slow in the introduction of new services as compare to other Islamic banks in Pakistan i.e. free internet services.
SWOT Analysis OPPORTUNITIES: Bank can extend its network in other cities of Pakistan. profitability can be increased by making use of new technology (MIS) Ability to introduce new products and services because of the huge capital reserve It can adopt E-banking and provide credit card facility to its customers. Good financial position creating a good reputation for future advances and huge deposits THREATS: In certain era of Pakistan people emphasizes more on Islamic mode of banking. Bank is facing intense competition from other Islamic Banks working in Pakistan Bank is performing very well in the presence of unstable political and economic situation but this uncertainty is a continuous threat for the bank SWOT analysis shows that Bank Alfalah’s strengths are more than its weakness and it has a chance of availing many opportunities.
Porter’s Five Forces Matrix • Degree of Rivalry • Threat of Entry • The Threat of Substitutes • Buyer Power • Supplier Power
Ansoff Matrix Market Penetration: Selling more of the same to same type of people Market Development: Selling the existing products to new consumers Product Development: Selling new products to existing customers Diversification: Selling new products to new consumers
Recommendations • Build their Own Website: • E Banking • Advertising / Marketing (Internet based): • More focus on MIS required: • Introduction of New Products: • Women In Workforce: • Distribution of Work:
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