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FOREIGN TRADE UNIVERSITY
Faculty of Economics and International Business
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INTERNSHIP REPORT

Enterprise:
Kim Lien Transaction office- Agriculture and Rural Development Bank of Nam Dan district

Instructor : Nguyen Minh Phuc Student : Phan Thi Phuong ID : 0951050134 Course : K48

Hanoi, August, 2012.

Contents 1. PREFACE 2 2. CONTENT 3 2.1. Overview of enterprise 3 The precursor of was Vietnam Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Agribank) was the Agricultural Development Bank of Vietnam was established by Decree No. 53/HDBT dated 26 March, 1988 of the Council of Ministers (now the Government) with the reform of the financial system and the introduction of commercial banks in Vietnam. 3 2.2. Internship Diary : 8 2.2.1. Week 1: (2/7-8/7) 8 2.2.2. Week 2 (9/7- 15/7) 9 2.2.3. Week 3: 3 (16/7-22/7) 11 2.2.4. Week 4: (23/7-29/7) 15 2.3. Report 16 2.3.1. Business situation of Nam Dan branch of Agriculture and Rural Development Bank- Kim Lien Transaction Office in the last 3 years. 16 2.3.2. Using fund activities. 19 2.3.3. Other activities. 22 2.3.4. Strength and weakness. 24 3. CONCLUSION 26 4. REFERENCES 28

1. PREFACE
Internship program of Foreign Trade University was set up to provide students with an opportunity to get acquainted to the enterprises environment to apply the knowledge gained from courses at university into reality as well as finding out the differences between facts and theories.
The reason for my choice to be an intern in Kim Lien transaction office- a branch of Agricultural and Rural Development Bank in Nam Dan district was to have the very first idea about the culture of enterprises. This office was based in my commune which will provide me with certain knowledge about the economic, graphical and social situation contributing to better understand about my internship office. In addition, the banking sector was one of the important


References: 1. Vu Cong Ty& Bui Van Van- Corporate finance textbook (2008) 2. Kim Lien Transaction office – Balance sheet 2009-2010-2011 3. Kim Lien Transaction office- Income statement reporting to Nam Dan Agriculture and Rural development Bank 2009-2010-2011 4. Regulations on loans to customers of Agriculture and Rural Development Bank of Vietnam in 1998. 5. Foreign Trade University forum - Instructions for internship report 6. Agribank ‘s official website- http://www.agribank.com.vn/default.aspx 7. English for Finance and Banking- http://www.langschool.eu/textbook/intermediate-en/unit03.en.html
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