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Examining Performance of State Bank of India - A Financial Analysis

The paper presents a financial analysis of State Bank of India (SBI) for the period 2001-02 to 2010-11. The financial analytical tool of trend percentage brings out the propensity of its performance. The findings indicate that number of branches, borrowings, total assets, deposits, income and expenses of the bank are continuously increasing. However, data for number of working employees and investment reveal a mixed trend. Sometimes the mathematical values decreased from their previous level but then again in the coming years substantially gained their part. The trend of profitability states that it is increasing over the years but in 2010-11 also decreased if compared to previous years. Therefore, it is suggested that a proper scrutiny and check must be realized on expenses and borrowings of the bank. Since, these are simultaneously increasing with income, may put downward pressure on the profits.