The Fall of Global Trust Bank': BY: Rajeev Kumar Akash Jain Shashidhar Ashwani Atul Agrawal
The Fall of Global Trust Bank': BY: Rajeev Kumar Akash Jain Shashidhar Ashwani Atul Agrawal
GOING AHEAD
A BRIEF BACKGROUND OF GLOBAL TRUST BANK
TO BEGIN WITH...
FAILURE OF A
MORATORIUM ON GTB
PROCESS STARTED DURING EARLY 1990S ENTRY OF SEVERAL PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS GTB INCORPORATED ON 30th OCTOBER 1994 IN HYDERABAD
PROMOTERS EQUITY PARTICIPATION FROM IFC AND ADB GTB HAD A NETWORK OF 104 BRANCHES AND 275 ATMs IN 34 CITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY
MORATORIUM
THE MORATORIUM IS
AIMED AT FREEZING THE ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF A BANK IN ORDER TO PROTECT THE BANKS HEALTH FROM FURTHER DETERIORATION. IT ALSO PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A POTENTIAL ACQUIRER TO EVALUATE THE FINANCIAL POSITION OF THE BANK
24th JULY,2004
GROUNDS OF WRONG FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES FROM CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JULY 24th,2004 TILL OCTOBER 23rd,2004 ALL OPERATIONS OF GTB WERE FROZEN DEPOSITORS WERE ALLOWED TO WITHDRAW A MAXIMUM OF Rs 10,000
For the last three years,GTBs audited balance sheet for March 31, 2002, showed net worth of Rs 400.4 crore & a profit of Rs 40 crore. However, when RBIs inspection revealed that net worth is negative. an independent chartered accountant was appointed to reconcile the position. GTB was placed under directions relating to certain types of advances, certain premature withdrawal of deposits, declaration of dividend and its capital market exposure. RBI also started monitoring GTB on monthly basis.
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On March 31, 2003, GTB announced deposits of Rs 6,920 crore and advances (loans) of Rs 3,276 crore. On its balance sheet, it showed gross non-performing assets of Rs 915 crore while total provisions (against bad loans) were Rs 268 crore. Even though the financial statements show an overall loss, the bank has made an operating profit for the year 2002-03.
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RBIs inspection showed that banks net worth has further eroded and capital adequacy ratio (CAR) was negative.
GTB was advised to take immediate steps to infuse fresh capital to restore its CAR to 9% Bank was advised to explore options of raising capital through domestic sources or through merger with another bank.
Rs 6920 crores ADVANCES Rs 3276 crores EXPOSURE Rs 1560 crores CAP. ADEQUACY RATIO -0.7% RETURN ON ASSETS -3.5% GROSS NPA Rs 1200 crores
KETAN PAREKH
RBIS ROLE
In 2002,RBI inspection revealed that bank net worth is negative. Chartered accountant was appointed to reconcile the position. RBI also starts monitoring GTB on monthly basis. RBI inspection showed that bank net worth has further erode & CAR was negative RBI removed banks auditors & complained about them to ICAI.
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Moratorium imposed to 3 months from July 24,2004 to October 23,2004 Moratorium imposed to protect interest of depositors. RBI banned the operation:ordered not to give loan without RBI permissions Allowed payments for day to day operation. Depositors allowed to withdraw maximum of Rs 10000
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Permit GTB upto Sept 30 to publish annual reports. OBC gave the RBI its letter of interest in the second week of July. OBC interest was examined by RBI:Keeping view its financial parameters Its retail network & its synergies as well as strategic advantages. Taking into account the interest of depositors of GTB as well as strength & weaknesses.
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RBI zeroed in on OBC as the banks NPA level had come down recently. Option available with RBI was to compulsory merger under section 45 of Banking Regulation Act 1949. RBI thrashed out all merger modalities like safeguarding the depositors money & retention of employees. sanction scheme for amalgamation of GTB with OBC & come into force on august 14,2004.
After the GTB crisis knocked-off a good 6.18% from the market capitalization of 31 bank stocks with in 10 days. These 31 banks, making up 81% of the total Sample of 38 listed banks, reported val-ue erosion ranging between 1.1% and
19% since july 26.
The Private Banks that posted positive returns wereIDBI BANK UPICICI BANK UPJ&K BANK UP03.5%,& KOTAK MAHINDRA BANK UP11.4%, 05.3%,
01.7%.
EFFECT ON PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS Among the 19 listed Public Sector Banks, 16 reported a drop in prices. Among them ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE which came to the rescue of GTB, emerged as the largest loser with a 12% drop in mar-ket price. OBC was followed by the BANK OF BARODA-DENA BANK-PNB-06.9%,& SBI-10.4%drop, 10.0%,
06.8%.
THE CULPRIT!!!!!
WELL.WHOM TO BLAME FOR THE COLLAPSE OF GTB?
OBC SHOWED INTEREST TO MERGE WITH GTB RBI EXAMINED OBCS FINANCIAL PARAMETERS,ITS
RETAIL NETWORK,SYNERGIES AS WELL AS STRATEGIC ADVANCES RBI PREPARED A DRAFT SCHEME FOR AMALGAMATION AMALGAMATION CAME INTO FORCE ON AUGUST 14th,2004
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ALL BRANCHES OF
GTB STARTED OPERATING AS BRANCHES OF OBC CUSTOMERS OF GTB STARTED TO OPERATE THEIR ACCOUNTS AS CUSTOMERS OF OBC
EMPLOYEES
GTB EMPLOYEES
SALARY PACKAGE
GTB WAS BAD ASSETS ,STRENGTH OF OBC WAS RECOVERY OBC GOT A MUCHNEEDED EDGE IN THE SOUTH BOTH THE BANKS HAD A COMMON CORE BANKING SOLUTIONFINACLE
REFERENCES
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47.5 BILLION OF TOTAL ASSETS AS AGAINST LIABILITIES OF Rs 60 BILLION THIS LED TO A SHORTFALL OF Rs 12.5 BILLION OF THIS OBC SAVED Rs 6 BILLION THROUGH A TAX-BREAK IT HAD TO FILL A GAP OF Rs 6.5 BILLION,WHICH CAN BE CONSIDERED AS THE COST OF ACQUIRING GTB.