Sunday, September 1, 2019

MERGERS AND MONETARY INFUSION IN PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS WILL HELP TO TAP INTERNATIONAL MARKETS TO BOOST THE INDIAN ECONOMY !!!

"By 31st March 2022, 
there should not be any Public Sector 
Bank in India with less than 
10 lakhs crore BUSINESS. 
At any cost, to boost the Indian economy 
in this competitive fights of the globalized 
arena, the 'mergers and aquisitions' will 
continue in special CASES. 
Be it Airtel, BSNL, Idea or Reliance Jio, 
we don't care; we just to see that each and 
every Indian will have internet access 
in his/her smartphone HANDSET. 
Each and every Indian with an AADHAAR 
Card number must have a SIM Card on 
his/her name and that SIM Card 
is a long term ASSET. 
In this age of digitization, several banking 
apps and digital products are surely 
going to transform your mobile phone 
into an e-wallet (Electronic WALLET). 
Mergers of PSB Banks 
have been conducted based on 
CBS software technology PLATFORM. 
From 12 to 8, from 8 to 4, that is, by 2025, 
there will be only 4 PSB Banks and the Indian 
Banking system will completely TRANSFORM. 
You may ask, why such a merger; but, you 
never asked what is the need of having 
branches of 19 Nationalized Banks in 
big market AREAS. 
More the branches of several Banks, 
more the defaulters, and hence Bank 
employees are still waiting to get 
their Bipartite Settlement ARREARS. 
After the mergers, quality of NPA recovery 
will automatically improve and 
also the KYC QUALITY. 
Number of branches to be reduced 
with increased staff strength in any 
rural area, urban area or CITY. 
Only officers to be 
recruited in PSB Banks 
from now on with a minimum 
graduate degree having 50% marks 
throughout his academic TENURE. 
There will be no clerical posts, as PO will 
act as Cash Officer also, local faithful 
persons to be recruited as substaffs; 
ex-servicemen as security guards and 
preference to be given to provide business 
loans to any local reputed ENTREPRENEUR. 
In any Public Sector Bank, 
the HR PYRAMID 
must look like a pyramid only; 
by restricting too many promotions 
at a time at the higher levels 
in a Financial YEAR. 
Apply 'Pareto Principle' type policy, where 
40% of top management people till Scale-III 
to have 60% of total salary expenses and 60% 
of lower rank people (Scale-II to Substaffs) 
will have 40% of total salary expenses 
with a motivating CAREER. 
Any Savings Account cannot be opened 
without producing ITR-V form 
or Income Certificate 
from Panchayat or 
Municipal CORPORATION. 
UIDAI and NSDL server is linked with CBS 
server to check how many savings account a 
person has and a 5th savings account of that 
person cannot be opened even after 
valid KYC documents PRESENTATION. 
Current Account will 
become dormant and Drawing Power in 
CC or OD account cannot 
be given in CBS system without producing 
latest Trade License renewal Challan 
every year in respective BRANCHES. 
CIBIL and CRIF servers to be linked to CBS 
software with yearly subscriptions to allow 
the Bankers to automatically check the 
Credit Score by doing Customer ID enquiry 
only to disallow any defaulter to play 
the game of high level CHESS. 
The power to seal or capture any 
mortgaged property 
under 'SARFAESI Act' to be 
withdrawn from any 
District MAGISTRATE. 
After 120 days of the notice, the officials 
under 'FATF' and 'ED' will acquire the 
property directly and then may showcause 
the DM about why he/she acted 
against the 'SARFAESI Act' so LATE. 
If a loan becomes NPA, 
then that customer ID and 
all its accounts will become dormant 
till that customer repays 
back the entire money or goes for 
One Time SETTLEMENT. 
Relending and Restructuring will not be 
allowed in any NPA customer's Customer ID 
and after compromise of the NPA, for next 
10 years, no loan account can be opened 
in that customer ID by any 
PSB's Administrative MANAGEMENT. 
As after the mergers of PSBs and 
monetary infusion in it, 
the Indian Economy is 
going to improve AGAIN; 
and the Indian PSBs competing with the 
global banks will be able to tap 
international markets too which 
will be a huge GAIN."- Arindam Sain

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