| What is the shareholding pattern of SBICAP? |
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SBICAP was set up as a wholly owned subsidiary of State Bank of India, India's largest Commercial Bank. In 1997, Asian Development Bank (ADB) picked up a 13.84% stake in SBICAP.
State Bank of India is the largest commercial bank in India with a strong network of over 8,900 branches (including foreign branches/ offices) and over 214,800 employees. SBICAP as a part of the State Bank Group, has the full backing of SBI, its Indian associates and its overseas subsidiaries.
Asian Development Bank is an internationally renowned financial institution, and the association with ADB lends SBICAP further credibility as a truly world class investment bank. |
| What is the relationship between SBI and SBICAP? |
SBICAP was set up as a wholly owned subsidiary of SBI and even today, apart from the Chairman, the top management of SBICAP is almost entirely composed of executives on deputation from SBI. There is thus a constant interaction between the two organisations, especially at the higher levels. Further, SBI and SBICAP operate in complementary fields, and synergies are leveraged with SBI as well as other government companies.
Despite this, SBI and SBICAP maintain a formal relationship as is necessary between a Commercial Bank and an Investment Bank. |
| Is SBICAP associated with any international agencies? Why doesn't SBICAP have a Strategic Alliance with any International Investment Bank? |
Asian Development Bank (ADB) has a shareholding in SBICAP, with a nominee directorship on the Board of Directors of SBICAP. Our association with ADB provides us valuable rapport with policy making and regulatory authorities.
Unlike other domestic investment banks, SBICAP does not have a formal tie-up with any international investment bank. SBICAP does, however tie-up with international investment banks on an case to case basis for specific assignments. |
| What is the Range of Services offered by SBICAP? |
SBICAP offers a gamut of investment banking services, which include the following:
- Mergers & Acquisitions and Advisory (including Privatisation, Business / Financial Restructuring & Business / Financial Valuations)
- Project Advisory and Structured Finance
- Capital Markets (including Public Issues, Rights Issues & Private Placement of Debt and Equity)
- Broking Services
- Financial Engineering
We are the market leaders in Resource Mobilisation through the Capital Markets. |
| What are the thrust areas of SBICAP for the future? |
The thrust areas for SBICAP in the future are :
- Public Sector Disinvestment.
- Infrastructure Advisory on key sectors such as Power, Telecom, Hydrocarbons, Urban Infrastructure and Transportation.
- Development of new financial solutions inc;uding strengthening our presence in securitisation.
- Broking Services
- Sales & Distribution of Securities.
- Corporate Advisory
- Banking & Financial Services Advisory
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| Does SBICAP have a broking network? |
SBICAP has commenced broking operations in March 2001. We are members of the BSE and the NSE. At present, we offer equity and debt broking services only to institutional clients. |
| Does SBICAP concentrate on clients from the Public Sector? |
SBICAP has the privilege of having prestigious Government undertakings as well as private sector corporates on its client list. We have strong business relations with various government bodies, PSUs and at the same time, we have also private sector corporates such as Reliance, Tata Group, Birla Group, Wipro, Hyundai, Essar, PRG, Petronet, Mascot, Tractebel etc. are our clients. |
| What is the network of SBICAP Offices? And what is the role of the Regional Offices? |
The Corporate Office of SBICAP is at Mumbai. While product execution is centralised at the Corporate Office, the six Regional offices function as relationship and sales outfits. |
| What is the staff profile of SBICAP? |
The SBICAP workforce, a perfect blend of Experience and Expertise, is a combination of professionals from State Bank of India, MBAs/CAs and experienced lateral recruits from the market. Out of the total of 285 employees, 31 are executives on deputation from the State Bank of India and 208 are Directly Recruited Managerial Staff. 80% of the direct recruits are MBAs from India's leading Business Schools and 20% are Chartered Accountants. |
| How can I join SBICAP? |
SBICAP recruits mainly at the entry level from select Premiere Management Institutes and from the Institute of Chartered Accountants. However for certain specialised positions, experienced professionals from the industry are also hired. |
| How can SBICAP help in setting up my project? |
SBICAP can offer a complete suite of solutions for an Indian or Overseas Business House/Entrepreneur to set up projects in India. Our PA&SF Group specializes in feasibility studies across a spectrum of industries. Coupled with this, SBICAP's position as the largest fund arranger in India offers access to various structured fund raising options through debt and equity. SBICAP's thorough understanding of a Bankers', Investors' and Regulators' perspective, offers an unique advantage to the client. |
| How can SBICAP raise funds from the Capital Markets? |
SBICAP has been at the forefront of raising funds through debt and equity capital markets. On the equity front we have numerous IPOs, Rights Issues and Private Equity transactions to our credit. Where as on the debt capital markets side, SBICAP has been numero uno in the placement of Debentures and in loans syndication. |
| Can SBICAP help in restructuring my finances? |
With a steep decline in interest rates and readjustment of the return expectations on equity, it has become a necessity for most corporations to review their funding mix. In many cases it is also pertinent to refinance the debt portfolio to take advantage of the lower costs.
SBICAP has advised many a client on Balance Sheet Restructuring and/or Debt Restructuring to provide the optimum benefit for the companies. |