This document discusses Reliance Money, a financial services company that provides portfolio management and investment services. It outlines Reliance Money's parent company, target customers, products and services which include brokerage, complete investment solutions, and portfolio preparation. The document also discusses the presenter's role in product knowledge, client pitching, and portfolio preparation. It provides recommendations such as making the documentation process more user-friendly and starting free training programs.
This document discusses Reliance Money, a financial services company that provides portfolio management and investment services. It outlines Reliance Money's parent company, target customers, products and services which include brokerage, complete investment solutions, and portfolio preparation. The document also discusses the presenter's role in product knowledge, client pitching, and portfolio preparation. It provides recommendations such as making the documentation process more user-friendly and starting free training programs.
This document discusses Reliance Money, a financial services company that provides portfolio management and investment services. It outlines Reliance Money's parent company, target customers, products and services which include brokerage, complete investment solutions, and portfolio preparation. The document also discusses the presenter's role in product knowledge, client pitching, and portfolio preparation. It provides recommendations such as making the documentation process more user-friendly and starting free training programs.
This document discusses Reliance Money, a financial services company that provides portfolio management and investment services. It outlines Reliance Money's parent company, target customers, products and services which include brokerage, complete investment solutions, and portfolio preparation. The document also discusses the presenter's role in product knowledge, client pitching, and portfolio preparation. It provides recommendations such as making the documentation process more user-friendly and starting free training programs.
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
You are on page 1of 15
Investment decisions based
on the valuation of portfolio
Presented by: MANVI JAIN PGDM 2993 OVERVIEW OF iCONNECT COMPANY Reliance Money (Reliance Securities Limited) Parent Company Reliance Capital Category BFSI Sector Consumer Financial Services Tagline/ Slogan When its a question of your money USP Huge Capital base and backing from Reliance group STP Segment Brokerage Target Group Urban and Rural Investors Positioning Complete Investment and Stock trading Solutions HISTORY:-
Reliance Capital Limited ( ) is an Indian diversified holding company promoted by Reliance Group.
TURNOVER: Rs 3,868 Crores NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES (Core): 119 My role Product knowledge Telle-calling Pitching the prospective clients Preperation of portfolio Products and services Objectives Know about Products and services rendered Bridge gap between expectation and experiences of the customers Functioning of Sales and operations task Market and promote the products Generating appointments from prospective investors Selecting optimal portfolio Conclusion
Has better Portfolio Management services than Other Companies Keeps its process more transparent. Reliance Money charges are less than other portfolio Management Services. Is providing daily updates about the stocks information. People are less aware about the Portfolio Management Services of Reliance Money
Recommendations 1) Process of documentation should be made user friendly 2) Motivational programs should be conducted in order to increase the efficiency of the customers 3) Operational effectiveness should be increased 4) Company should start a free of cost training program for some customers 5) Company should start a system of filling up of feedbacks and complaints online so that rectification of errors can be done easily. 6) Company should train its employees regarding relationship management so that the products can be personalized according to the needs of the customers
Working capital finance-how working capital lends work Type government BANK Traded as BSE: 500116 Industry Banking, Financial services Founded July 1964 Key people M.S. Raghavan (Chairman & MD) Revenue 282.84 billion (2013) Net income 18.82 billion (2013) Employees 15,465 (March 2013) Subsidiaries Idbi capital market services limited, idbi gilts ltd., idbi intech ltd. , idbi home finance Website www.idbi.com Overview of the i connect company -II Products and services loans Preferred banking Deposits cards Investme nt advisory 24 hrs banking treasury Sme finance Corporate banking Going through the entire manual on working capital finance Assistance of IDBI capital in financing working capital Understanding the fixing of credit limits,their loan and cash credit component,computation of net worth,trade finance products Eligibilty criteria for companies to get their working capital finance Understanding the procedure of assessment of working capital finance, analysis of balance sheet,ratios and holding level. Understanding the importance of working capital finance My role
The working capital position of the company is sound and the various sources through which it is funded are optimal.
The debts doubtful have been doubled over the years but their percentage on the debts has almost become half. This implies a sales and collection policy that get along with the receivables management of the firm.
The various ratios shows that the profitability of the firm and sales are on a rise leading to the deletion of inefficiencies in the working capital management
.Idbi bank has reached a position where the default costs are as low as negligible and where they can readily factor their accounts receivables for availing finance.
Conclusion Recommendations
The business runs successfully with adequate amount of the working capital but the company should see to it that the cash should not be tied up in excessive amount of working capital.
The over purchasing function should be avoided as it could lead to liquidity problems.
The investment of cash in marketable securities should be increased, as it is very profitable for the company.
Holding of excessive or insufficient stock must be avoided as it creates a burden on the cash resources of a business and results in lost sales, delays for customers, etc