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The bank  had been earning profit before introduction of Financial Sector Reforms Program (FSRP)  in 1991. RAKUB like other banks in the country introduced FSRP in 1991. FSRP made it mandatory for the banks to classify advances and make adequate provision against classified advances. Thereafter it became a regular feature for RAKUB  to  post sizable amount of loss at the annual closings of accounts.  Various measures were tried to find a way out.   At last  the bank got the break through in 1999.  A  comprehensive "RAKUB Reforms Program" was launched and it brought the much awaited profit by the end of financial year 1999-2000. The reform program was initially meant for five years (1999-2004).

 

three goals of the reforms program

    steer the bank commercially and profitably
    reduce classified loans gradually by effective loan recovery
    re-invest recovered money in sub-sectors of agriculture

  

Bank personnel engaged in recovery of classified loans are awarded 10 per cent of the realized interest as cash incentive. The money-spinning scheme has been considered a great success in involving the field staff and junior level officers in the branches to intensify their loan recovery drives. Recently the program has been modified by a government order.

Based on a mid-term evaluation of the ongoing reform program the Bank launched a long term perspective plan spanning the period from 2001 through 2010. The program envisions to offset Tk 1750 million accumulated loss and turn to be a profit making public enterprise in real terms by the year 2010. 

RAKUB has been earning profit for the last three consecutive financial years: Tk 21.40 million in 1999-2000, Tk 24.30 million in 2000-2001 and  surpassing all past records Tk 153.40 million in 2001-2002. 

salient features

 

estimated annual growth rate

loan disbursement: 8 per cent

loan recovery: 9 per cent

recovery of classified loan: 6 per cent

recovery of unclassified loan: 10 per cent

deposit mobilization: 13 per cent

income: 5 per cent

profit: 7 per cent

 

 

strategies

 

Perspective Plan activities of RAKUB (2001 thro' 2010)

                                                                                                                                                        (Million Tk)  

Financial year

  Loan      Disbursement   target

Loan recovery target

CL

recovery

target

UCL

recovery

target

Outstanding loan

  CL %

Deposit

collection

target

 Deposit    balance

Income

Expense

Profit

Cumulative (loss)/

balance

CL

UCL

Total

2000-01

Base year

 4200

 4200

1680

2520

7850

5090

12940

61

1220

6730

1130

1110

20

(1750)

2001-02

 4700

 4700

1680

3020

7610

6450

14060

54

2010

9050

1460

1310

150

(1600)

2002-03

 5410

 5010

1680

3960

7080

8100

15180

47

2400

11450

1500

1340

160

(1440)

2003-04

 6060

 5510

1130

4380

6660

9580

16240

41

2600

14050

1570

1400

170

(1270)

2004-05

 6660

 6010

1210

4800

6260

11110

17370

36

2900

16950

1640

1460

180

(1090)

2005-06

 7100

 6610

1290

5320

5940

12650

18590

32

3300

20250

1720

1530

190

(900)

2006-07

 7740

 7200

1380

5820

5650

14240

19890

28

3800

24050

1810

1600

210

(690)

2007-08

 8440

 7920

1440

6480

5420

15870

21290

25

4400

28450

1880

1660

220

(470)

2008-09

 9200

 8720

1520

7200

5200

17360

22560

23

5100

33550

1960

1720

240

(230)

2009-10

 10000

 9500

1600

7900

5000

18910

23910

21

6000

39550

2040

1780

260

+ 30



MBO (management by objectives)

MBO is a comprehensive management system based on measurable and participatively set objectives. It has been introduced in the bank at the outset of 2002-03 with a view to increasing the operational efficiency and affirming internal control of the bank which is a prerequisite for transparent operation and accountable administration. Farmers and entrepreneurs of the region are expected to have easy access to credit as a result of efficient bank management. 

 

PARL an aiding factor to the Perspective Plan

Aiming at achievement of annual targets of disbursement and recovery of loans, deposit mobilization and profit maximization through boosting activities, RAKUB has introduced PARL (participation of all in recovery of total loans) in 2001-2002.

objectives

  recovery of loans from top 20 defaulters at all  levels through committees headed by high officials

  implementation of the slogan "2001-2002: the year of recovery of classified loans"

  implementation of the slogan "2002-2003: the year of increasing profit"

  implementation of action plan for recovery of classified loan and profit maximization

  implementation of action plan for quick disposal of certificate cases and money loan cases

  holding monthly meetings of task-force for settlement of court cases

  implementation and modification of ongoing MIRACLE

  taking care of time-barred loan cases affected by law of limitation

  formation of PEC (project evaluation committee) and its implementation in the field levels

  organizing camps and greater camps for spot recovery of loans

  introduction of mobile teams to supervise field activities

  crash program for profit earning

  holding grassroots level workshops with the participation of managers and field workers.

 
office automation
The bank has been pursuing a five-year plan (2006-2010) of computerization through its computer department inaugurated on 8 September 2005. Training programs have been taken up  for increasing computer literacy specially among junior and mid-level bank officials. The reform programs aim at raising the level of efficiency through increased use of computers.