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    TREND ANALYSIS OFCERTIFICATE OF

    DEPOSITS

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    CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS

    Issued by Scheduled commercial banks (except RRBs) and all

    Indian Financial Institutions

    Banks have to maintain the appropriate reserve requirement

    i.e. CRR and SLRMinimum amount should be Rs.1lakh and in the multiples of

    Rs.1Lakh

    CDs can be issued to individuals, corporations, companies

    NRI subscribe to CDs on non repatriable basis

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    Maturity period of CDs issued by Banks is minimum 7 days and

    maximum 1 year in case if FIs minimum period is 1 year ans maximum

    is 3 years

    CDs issued at a discount on face values

    Easily Transferable

    Banks/ FIs cannot grant loans against CDs,and they cannot buyback

    their own CDs before matuarity

    CDs can be issued in demat form as well as certificates in physical

    form

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    PAYMENT OF CERTIFICATE

    Physical certificate should be presented for payment by the last holder

    Banks can make payment through crossed cheque

    Holder of dematted CDs will approach their respective depository

    participants

    ISSUE OF DUPLICATE CERTIFICATE

    A notice is required to be given in local newspaper

    Lapse of a reasonable period (15 days) from the day of the notice and

    execution of an indemnity bond

    Duplicate certificate should be issued in physical form

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    How CDs work ?

    Buying a CD

    CDs typically require a minimum deposit, and may offer higher rates

    for larger deposits..

    ACD consist simply of a book entry and an item shown in the

    consumer's periodic bank statements; that is, there is usually no

    "certificate" assuch.

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    Interest Payout

    At most institutions, the CD purchaser can arrange to

    have the interest periodically mailed as a check ortransferred into a checking orsavings account.

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    Closing a CDWithdrawals before maturity are usually subject to a

    substantial penalty. For a five-yearCD, this is often the

    loss ofsix months' interest.

    These penalties ensure that it is generally not in a

    holder's best interest to withdraw the money before

    maturity

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    Ladders

    Whilelongerinvestmentterms yieldhigherinterestrates,longerterms

    alsomay resultinalossofopportunity tolockinhigherinterestrates

    inarising-rateeconomy.

    Intheladderstrategies,theinvestordistributesthedepositsoveraperiodofseveral years withthegoalofhavingallone'smoney

    depositedatthelongestterm (andthereforethehigherrate),butina

    way thatpartofitmaturesannually.

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    Terms and conditions Therearemany variationsinthetermsandconditionsforCDs

    The CD may becallable. Thetermsmay statethatthebankorcreditunioncan

    closethe CDbeforethetermends.

    Paymentofinterest. Interestmaybepaidoutasitisaccruedoritmay

    accumulateinthe CD.

    Interestcalculation. The CD may startearninginterestfromthedateofdepositorfromthestartofthenextmonthorquarter.

    Righttodelay withdrawals. Institutionsgenerally havetherighttodelay

    withdrawalsforaspecifiedperiodtostopabankrun.

    Penalty forearly withdrawal. May bemeasuredinmonthsofinterest,may be

    calculatedtobeequaltotheinstitution'scurrentcostofreplacingthemoney,

    ormay useanotherformula. May ormay notreducetheprincipalforexample,ifprincipalis withdrawnthreemonthsafteropeninga CD withasix-

    monthpenalty.

    Fees. A feemay bespecifiedforwithdrawalorclosureorforprovidinga

    certifiedcheck

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    TypesofCertificateofdeposits

    1.The Traditional CD-

    With a traditional CD, you deposit a fixed amount of money for a certain timeperiod and, in return, you receive a pre-set interest rate. At the end of the timeperiod, or term, you can either cash out the CD or roll it over for another term

    2.The Bump-up CD-This allows you to take advantage of rising rates.

    3. The Liquid CD-

    The liquid CD offers consumers the opportunity to withdraw money fromthe CD without penalties. There may be minimum balance requirements onthe account. The interest rate will usually be higher than the rate on amoney market rate, but less than a traditional CD of the same term andminimum.

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    4. The Zero-coupon CD-

    The zero-coupon CD works the same way as a zero-coupon bond, there

    are no interest payments. You buy the CD at a deep discount to the parvalue - the amount you receive when the CD matures.

    5. Callable CDs-If a CD is issued on a callable basis, the bank has theauthority to "call" on it after the pre-set call-protection expires, butbefore the actual CD maturity date .

    6. Brokerage CDs-Brokerage CDs are sold through a brokerage. Banksoften use brokers as sales representatives to locate investors who want topurchase CDs. Brokered CDs are more competitive and will often payhigher rates than CDs from your local bank. These CDs can be tradedlike bonds on the secondary market,

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    0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011Why does Banksissue CD? CDsareissuedby banksduringperiodof

    tightliquidty .Banksresorttothissource

    whendepositgrowthissluggishbutcredit

    demandishigh

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    Why doesinvestorgoforCD.

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    Differencebetween Savingaccount

    and CDs Unlikeasavingsaccount,certificateofdepositaccounts

    aresecureinvestments,especially whencomparedtoothersavingsoptionslikemutualfunds,stocks,andotherprivate

    equity investments.

    Becauseofthis easy access- LIQUIDITY interestratesonsavingsarelowercomparedto CD.

    Thedifferencebetweena CD andregularsavingsaccountisthatthemoney ina CD cannotbe withdrawnuntilafterthetermonthe CD isover.Ifdonepenalty willbecharged

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    0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011AdvantagesofCDs Liquidity

    Low minimuminvestment

    Flexibility ofReinvestment

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    0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011Disadvantages Early withdrawlpenalty

    Taxesonincome

    Longlockinperiod

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    Analysisoftrend

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    Sizeofthe CD marketYEAR TOTAL OUTSTANDING

    (RS IN CRORE)

    INTEREST RATE

    IN PERCENT

    JULY 1991 4846 9-17

    1991-92 5682 15-16

    1992-93 9803 12.5-16.5

    1993-94 5571 7-12.2

    1994-95 8017 10-15

    1995-96 16316 12-22.3

    1996-97 12134 7-14.3

    1997-98 14296 7.2-26

    1998-99 3717 8-12.5

    1999-2000 1227 7.5-12

    2000-01 771 6.5-122001-02 1576 5.0-11

    2002-03 908 5-1.10

    2003-04 4764 3.87-5.16

    2004-05 12078 4.21-6.34

    2005-06 43568 6.50-8.94

    Sep 12 2006 66340 4.60-8.50

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    TOTAL OUTSTANDING (RS IN CRORE)

    Jul-91

    1991-92

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    1996-97

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    1999-2000

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    2002-032003-04

    2004-05

    2005-06

    Sep 12 2006

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    Thesizeofmoney mobilizedby bankstill

    1997-98 throughcertificatesofdeposit

    increasedindicatingthattheprimary market

    fortheissuanceofthedepositsgrew

    rapidly. Stringentcondition inthemoney

    marketandfirmcallmoney ratesrekindledtheinterestofbanksin CDsin 1994-95 to

    1997-98.

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    Since 1998-99,thebanksrelianceonthe

    relatively high-cost CDsdeclineddueto

    downwardtrend intheratesofothermoneymarketinstrumentsandstronggrowthinbank

    depositscoupled withadecelerationinnonfood

    bankcredit. Moreover,interestratederegulationin

    termdepositsandreductioninmaturity periodto15 days facilitatedbettermanagementofliabilities

    bybanksandreducedtheirneedtoissue CDs.

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    However,there wasasurgein Cdsissuesin2003-04 onaccountofreductioninthe

    stampduty on Cds, withdrawlofthefacilityofprematureclosureofdepositsinrespectofCDsandexemptionofinvestmentin Cds

    by banksfromtheinstructionsonnon-SLR

    investmentbelow one year. Thesedevelopmentsledtogreaterdemandforinvestmentin CDsby mutualfunds

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    Since2004-05 ,thedemandforinvestmentin CDswasfurtherpushedby privatesectorbanksastheyarecostattractivevis-a-vis fixed

    deposit.moreover,ascomparedtofixeddeposits,CDsdonotcarryprepayment orprematureclosureandtaxdeductedatsourse(TDS) .also,thereductionintheminimummaturityperiodfrom 15 daysto 7 days made CDsanattractiveinvestmentavenueforbothprivatesectorbanksandmutualfunds. TheoutstandingCDsconstitutrd 4% oftheaggregatedeposits ofissuingbanksasatend march 2006

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    0011 0010 1010 1101 0001 0100 1011conclusion CDsofcommercialbanksformonly 2% oftheir

    aggregatedeposits.Hencethereislargescopeof

    thedevelopmentofthisinstrument. Followingfactorshoweverlimitthegrowthof

    CDs

    insecondary marketlimitedparticipant,high

    interestrate,unlistingofCDs.becauseofhigherinterestrateon CDspeopleprefer

    toholdittillmaturity.

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    Nofacility ofloansagainstthedeposits by

    banksnorbankcanbuy themback.

    Minimumlevelofinvestmentisstillhigh

    Stampduty.

    Fixedrateofdiscountshouldbereplacedby

    floatingrate.

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