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    BANK MANAGEMENTBANK MANAGEMENT

    STRATEGYSTRATEGY

    Dakar, SenegalDakar, Senegal

    Copyright Joseph

    E.Pegues, May 2004

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    Course Objectives

    PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE FRAMEWORK FORMANAGING MODERN FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

    DEMONSTRATE HOW A WELL THOUGHT OUT STRATEGICPLAN IS EFFECTIVELY LINKED TO DAY-TO-DAYOPERATIONS

    DISCUSS THE PLANNING PROCESS

    CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

    CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT AND LINK TO PLANNINGPROCESS

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    MARKET LIBERALIZATION

    GLOBALIZATION

    WORLDWIDE FINANCIAL CRISES

    EMERGING GLOBAL FINANCIAL SECTOR

    STANDARDS

    CHANGING REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT

    OTHER ISSUESOTHER ISSUES

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    STRATEGIC PLANNING FRAMEWORK

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    WHAT IS A STRATEGIC PLAN?WHAT IS A STRATEGIC PLAN?

    Serves as a framework for decisions or for securing support

    Provides a basis for more detailed planning

    Explains the business to others in order to inform, motivate& involve

    Assist benchmarking & performance monitoring

    Stimulates change and become building block for

    next plan

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    BASIC APPROACH:BASIC APPROACH:

    Relate to the medium term i.e. 2/4 yearsRelate to the medium term i.e. 2/4 years Be undertaken by owners/directorsBe undertaken by owners/directors

    Focus on matters of strategic importanceFocus on matters of strategic importance

    Be separated from dayBe separated from day--toto--day workday work

    Be realistic, detachedc and criticalBe realistic, detachedc and critical

    Distinguish between cause and effectDistinguish between cause and effect Be reviewed periodicallyBe reviewed periodically

    Be written downBe written down

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    Before starting the planning process:Before starting the planning process:

    Identify current status, objectives and strategies of existing

    business or the latest thinking in respect to a new venture

    Probe existing or perceived STRENGTHS,

    WEAKNESSES, OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS

    (SWOT)

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    PROCESS STRUCTUREPROCESS STRUCTURE

    VISION

    MISSION

    OBJECTIVES

    VALUES

    STRATEGIESGOALS

    PROGRAMS

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    KEY STEPSKEY STEPS

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    1.1. THE VISIONTHE VISION A written picture of the business in three or moreA written picture of the business in three or more

    years time in terms of its size, client base, andyears time in terms of its size, client base, and

    product offering, staffing, location, etc.product offering, staffing, location, etc.

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    2.2. MISSION (statement)MISSION (statement)

    Indicates the purposes of the business

    1. what kind of bank to we want to be;

    2. who will be our clients;

    3. what is the product offering

    4. How will we deliver the product

    5. Where will we be located

    6. Provides an indication of core values

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    Mission Statements can beMission Statements can be HardHard or or SoftSoft

    In reality most mission statements contain both hard

    and soft elements

    Core values are considered Soft

    Example:

    1. Expression of stakeholder concerns

    2. Reason for eexistence

    3. Expression of social concerns, etc.

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    3.3 . OBJECTIVESOBJECTIVES

    Should relate to the expectations and requirements ofall the major stakeholders, including employees, and

    should reflect the underlying reasons for running the

    business. These objectives could cover growth,

    profitability, technology, offerings and markets.

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    4.4. STRATEGIESSTRATEGIES

    The rules and guidelines by which the mission,The rules and guidelines by which the mission,

    objectives, etc. may be achieved.objectives, etc. may be achieved.

    Can be focused on the business as a whole, orCan be focused on the business as a whole, or

    functional areas.functional areas.

    Example:

    1. Restructure bank to focus on consumer business in

    urban areas; reduce level of government ownership;

    modernize operational systems; recruit staff with

    consumer lending expertise; expand number of

    branches in affluent communities, etc.

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    5 . GOALS

    These are specific interim or ultimate time-

    based measurements to be achieved by

    implementing strategies in pursuit of the banksobjectives.

    Should be quantifiable, consistent, realistic and

    achievable

    They can relate to factors like market size and

    share, products, profitability, etc.

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    6. PROGRAMS/ACTION PLANS

    Road maps for implenting key strategies

    Must be inter-linked and consistent with each other

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    Strategic Bank ManagementStrategic Bank Management