ANSWER:
INDUSTRY:
- An industry is a group of companies which produce similar
goods\services.
INDUSTRY ANALYSIS :
- Industry analysis is a toll that facilitates a company's to
understand its position relative to other companies that produce
similar products.
- Industry analysis enable companies to identify the threats and
opportunities around it.
- Industry analysis helps in forecasting of future trends.
- The industry analysis can be perform in two ways:
- Qualitative Analysis
- Quantitative Anaysis
- Qualitative Analysis : Qualitative Analysis
includes Porter's five forces which are explained below:
- Threats of new entrants.
- Threats of subsitutes.
- Bargaining power of Buyer.
- Bargaining power of supplier.
- Competitive Rivarly.
2. Quantitative Analysis: Quantitative Analysis
includes both financial and non-financial analysis.
- Financial Analysis: Ratio Analysis, Activity based Analysis,
Economic Value Added.
- Non-Financial Analysis: Market Ranking, Absentism rate
etc.
Before doing an industry analysis we should get to know
the porter's five forces which are explained below:
1. Threats of new Entarnts:
- Market is full of competition, not only existing firm pose
threat of the business but the arrival of new entrantsis also a
challenge.
2. Bargaining Power Of Suppliers:
- Any industry needs raw material for producing, therefore the
producers have to build a relationship with its suppliers.
- Suppliers have power in their hands to sell raw material at
higher prices by influencing producing
- industries.
3. Bargaining Power Of Buyers:
- In the market position of the buyer is very strong and he sets
prices.
- Buyer compels the industry to reduce the prices.
- The buyers may also demand higher quality product at low price
from industry.
4. Threat Of Subsitutes:
- Threat of subsitutes can be defined as the products of other
industries that have the ability to satisfy similatr needs.
- Example: Coffee & Tea.
- When the price of a subsitute product changes, the demand of
related product increased.
5. Competitive Rivarly:
- competitive rivarly inside the industry.
- For most industries the intensity of competitive rivarly is
trhe major determinant of the competitiveness of the industry.
Now we are going to do an Industry analysis which can be
useful for any Financial services like Banks.
1. Threats of New Entrants :
- In financial services, the threat of new entrants is low due to
stringent norms.
- The market is always open for entry or exist therefore so many
new banks are entry in to the market each year.
- The threats of new entrants includes Economies of Scale,
Capital Requirement and Government Policies.
- The entry of foreign banks also affects the new entrants.
2. Bargaining Power of Suppliers:
- In financial services the bargaining power of suppliers is
high.
- The suppliers provide customer deposits facilities and mortage
loan and securities.
- It further includes loans from other financial
institutions.
- The power od supplier is based on the market.
- The factors like Rise in investment avenues, interest rates,
Role of RBI affects the bargaining power of suppliers,
3. Bargaining Power Of Buyers:
- The bargaining power of buyers is relatively high switching
costs.
- The internet has greatly increase the power of the buyer in the
banking industry,
- The customer loyality plays main role in bargaining power of
buyers.
- The factors like long-term finance, multiple options, retail
lending affects the bargaining power of buyers.
4. Threat Of Subsitutes:
- Some of banking industry's largest threats of subsitution are
not from rival banks but from non-financial
competitors,inbestors.
- There is also the threat of payment methods subsitutes and
loans are relatively high for the industry.
- The factors like close customer relationships, switching costs
affects the threats of subsitutes.
5. Competitive Rivarly:
- The banking industry is considered highly competitive.
- The factors like storage costs, low market growth rates,price
competition affects the competitive rivarly.
NOTE:
In the above, meaning of industry analysis and industry
analysis for financial services is explained in
detail.