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ICICI Bank – New face of Indian Private
Sector Banking
Globally held
Assets of US $ (ADR, FII &
56.3 bn Second NRI's own
largest Bank 73.9% stake )
in India -
Technology
Leader
Largest First Indian
Private sector Bank to be
Bank in India listed on NYSE
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Our international franchise
Russia
UK
Canada Antwer China
USA p1
UAE Bangladesh
India Hong
Bahrai Singapore
OBU Kong
n Sri Lanka
Thailan
Malaysi
d
a Indonesia
South Africa
Branch
Subsidiar
y
Representative
Office
International
banking
Retail & SME
banking
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Some accolades in 2005 -06
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Emergence of Indian Economy - I
Mid
Mid-90's
-90'seconomic
economic
liberalisation
liberalisation
Pre-
Pre-90's
90's
landscape
landscape
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Emergence of Indian Economy - II
Post
Post2003
2003
Integration
Integrationwith
with
Early global economy
global economy
Early2000's
2000's
belt tightening
belt tightening
phase
phase
Articulation of international
competitiveness
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Key economic growth drivers
Continued
expansion of
services
sector
Sustaining
Upward GDP Resurgent
migration of growth industrial
incomes rate of sector
above 8%
Demographic
forces
…growing
…growing international
international linkages
linkages giving
giving impetus
impetus to
to all
all
sectors
sectors of
of the
the economy
economy
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Buoyant investment & financial markets
Equity Markets
Among best performing markets in the world
NSE and BSE ranked 3rd and 5th in no. of transactions
globally*
Bank Credit
Bank credit grew by 35% in FY2006
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Indian SME Opportunity
95%
95%of
ofall
allindustrial
industrialunits
units
40%
40%of
ofindustrial
industrialoutput
output
SME
SME Sector
Sector in
in
India
India 70%
70%of
ofindustrial
industrialemployment
employment
accounts
accounts for
for
35
35%
%of
ofexports
exports
Prime
Primedriver
driverof
ofnew
new
employment
employment
SME sector is vital
to the Indian
economy
Source: SIDBI Report
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Growth opportunities in India
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Indian Auto ancillaries industry
opportunity
Global auto ancillaries market estimated at
US$ 1600 bn plus
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Indian Gems & Jewellery industry
opportunity
Global Gems and Jewellery market estimated
at US$ 85 bn
Gems
Gems India has the largest cutting and polishing
&&Jewellery industry
Jewellery
Industry
Industry
Growth opportunities : Manufacturing of Polish
Diamonds and Diamond Jewellery
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Indian IT / ITES industry opportunity
Global IT / ITES market estimated at US$
1029 bn
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Indian Pharmaceutical Industry
opportunity
Global Pharmaceutical market estimated at
US$ 600 bn plus
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Indian Biotechnology opportunity
Global Biotechnology market estimated at
US$ 46 bn plus
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Indian Textile Industry opportunity
Global Textile and apparel trade is estimated
to be US $ 450 bn
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circumstances after the date thereof.
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Structural shift in economy with
renewed growth across all sectors
FY1991 Sectoral
FY2006 GDP Growth
share of
(%) (%) in 2006 (%)
GDP (%)
43 60 Services 10.3
25 19 Industry 7.6
32 21 Agriculture 3.9
GDP 8.4
Sublimating India’s knowledge capital to create economic
value
Agriculture
Agriculture Industry
Industry Service
Service
Source: RBI,CSO
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Services sector driving momentum
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Resurgence of industrial sector
Buoyancy in credit demand from industrial and
infrastructure sector across large corporate as
well as SME space
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Demographic advantage - BRIC
Russi
India China Brazil
(Age (percentage of
a
group population)
)
>60 7 10 8
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35-59 23 30 26
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15-34 35 35 37
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0-14 35 25 29
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58% of the population is in the age group of 15-59 years. By 2015 most of the
countries will witness gradual shift in labour arbitrage except India due to
continuous addition of young skilled work force.
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Upward migration of incomes
(households in
million)
FY2010
FY1996 FY2002 Estimat
e
Middle
33 50 98
income
High income 1 3 10
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Indian Auto ancillaries industry
opportunity
India's Strengths
•Strong Engineering Skills
•Emerging Culture of Cost competitiveness
•Technically Skilled Manpower leading to
labour price arbitrage
Auto
Autoancillaries
ancillaries
Industry
Industry
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Indian Auto ancillaries industry
opportunity
Who's Outsourcing to Indian SME?
Large OEMs…
•GM,US-global purchase team
•Volvo-Global buying Team
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