HDFC Securities is a financial services intermediary that has been operating for over a decade. It serves retail and institutional investors through various equity, investment, insurance, and loan products and services. The document outlines HDFC Securities' vision, mission, values of commitment to excellence, business structure, leadership team, workplace policies, and dress code guidelines. It emphasizes simplicity, speed, and quality in its operations."
This document compares brokerage fees and charges between HDFC Securities and Tradejini. HDFC Securities was founded in 2000 by HDFC Bank, HDFC Ltd and Indocean e-securities, while Tradejini was founded in 2012 and is based in Bangalore. It details the one-time and annual account opening and maintenance fees for trading, demat, and commodity accounts. It also outlines the brokerage rates for different asset classes like equity, currency, and commodity trading. Tradejini generally has lower fees than HDFC Securities, with one-time account opening fees of Rs. 300 and annual maintenance charges of Rs. 300 for demat accounts.
A stockbroker is a regulated professional who buys and sells stocks and other securities on behalf of clients. They charge fees on each share traded rather than a percentage of investment value. Fees are often tiered based on number of shares traded, with discounts for larger trades. There are different types of stockbrokers like discount brokers and floor brokers. Registering with stock exchanges offers structure and protects investors. Overall, stockbrokers play an important role in helping investors navigate markets and build balanced portfolios.
This presentation is created for education purpose only. This presentation gives information about various aspects of stock broking services in India. Following are the various points covered regarding stock broking services:-
Types of broker, Nature of Work,Regulation for brokers , Eligibility Criteria for Membership, Admission Procedure for New Membership, Role & function of brokers, responsibility of broker, Worker ethics for broker ,Process of order execution ,Ways through broker earn money, Major brokerage firms in India.
A depository holds securities electronically for investors through depository participants like banks and brokerages. Dematerialization converts physical shares into electronic form. Depository participants act as intermediaries between depositories and customers, maintaining account balances and facilitating transactions. The two main depositories in India are NSDL and CDSL, regulated by SEBI. Depositories provide safe custody of securities and allow electronic transfer of shares without physical movement, similar to how banks hold funds electronically.
A stock broker is required to register with SEBI and be a member of a recognized stock exchange in order to buy, sell, or deal in securities. They must abide by the rules and regulations of the exchange, pay fees, and address investor complaints. Registration requires application through a stock exchange, which forwards the application to SEBI. SEBI verifies eligibility requirements prior to granting registration. Registered stock brokers must follow capital adequacy norms, codes of conduct, and are subject to inspection and penalties for non-compliance. The National Stock Exchange was established to provide a nationwide trading facility and screen-based trading system for securities including equities, debt instruments, and derivatives.
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1) The document discusses various investment opportunities available through Sharekhan such as equities, mutual funds, IPOs, commodities, derivatives, and portfolio management.
2) It outlines the benefits of investing such as high returns in the long run, tax benefits, protection against inflation, and easy liquidity.
3) Sharekhan offers various account types and services to help investors including online and phone trading, research reports, seminars, and relationship managers.
This document compares brokerage fees and charges between HDFC Securities and Tradejini. HDFC Securities was founded in 2000 by HDFC Bank, HDFC Ltd and Indocean e-securities, while Tradejini was founded in 2012 and is based in Bangalore. It details the one-time and annual account opening and maintenance fees for trading, demat, and commodity accounts. It also outlines the brokerage rates for different asset classes like equity, currency, and commodity trading. Tradejini generally has lower fees than HDFC Securities, with one-time account opening fees of Rs. 300 and annual maintenance charges of Rs. 300 for demat accounts.
A stockbroker is a regulated professional who buys and sells stocks and other securities on behalf of clients. They charge fees on each share traded rather than a percentage of investment value. Fees are often tiered based on number of shares traded, with discounts for larger trades. There are different types of stockbrokers like discount brokers and floor brokers. Registering with stock exchanges offers structure and protects investors. Overall, stockbrokers play an important role in helping investors navigate markets and build balanced portfolios.
This presentation is created for education purpose only. This presentation gives information about various aspects of stock broking services in India. Following are the various points covered regarding stock broking services:-
Types of broker, Nature of Work,Regulation for brokers , Eligibility Criteria for Membership, Admission Procedure for New Membership, Role & function of brokers, responsibility of broker, Worker ethics for broker ,Process of order execution ,Ways through broker earn money, Major brokerage firms in India.
A depository holds securities electronically for investors through depository participants like banks and brokerages. Dematerialization converts physical shares into electronic form. Depository participants act as intermediaries between depositories and customers, maintaining account balances and facilitating transactions. The two main depositories in India are NSDL and CDSL, regulated by SEBI. Depositories provide safe custody of securities and allow electronic transfer of shares without physical movement, similar to how banks hold funds electronically.
A stock broker is required to register with SEBI and be a member of a recognized stock exchange in order to buy, sell, or deal in securities. They must abide by the rules and regulations of the exchange, pay fees, and address investor complaints. Registration requires application through a stock exchange, which forwards the application to SEBI. SEBI verifies eligibility requirements prior to granting registration. Registered stock brokers must follow capital adequacy norms, codes of conduct, and are subject to inspection and penalties for non-compliance. The National Stock Exchange was established to provide a nationwide trading facility and screen-based trading system for securities including equities, debt instruments, and derivatives.
NISM STUDY MATERIAL FOR NISM DOCE EXAM. NISM MOCK TEST AT WWW.MODELEXAM.IN. DEPOSITORY OPERATIONS CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION STUDY NOTES.BASED ON LATEST SYLLABUS,EASY TO LEARN,CONCISE,USEFUL TO PASS.NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SECURITIES MARKETS EXAM IN DEPOSITORY OPERATIONS.NISM,AMFI,NCFM MOCK TEST AT WWW.MODELEXAM.IN
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1) The document discusses various investment opportunities available through Sharekhan such as equities, mutual funds, IPOs, commodities, derivatives, and portfolio management.
2) It outlines the benefits of investing such as high returns in the long run, tax benefits, protection against inflation, and easy liquidity.
3) Sharekhan offers various account types and services to help investors including online and phone trading, research reports, seminars, and relationship managers.
The document discusses the depository system in India. It explains that a depository holds securities electronically, avoiding risks of paper certificates. It outlines the key entities in the depository system - depositories like NSDL and CDSL, depository participants that interact with investors, stock exchanges, and clearing corporations. The document also describes various services provided by depositories like dematerialization and rematerialization of securities, account transfers, and settlement of trades.
Capital market, Types of issue at primary market,Book BuildingMohdDanishBhat
This document provides an overview of the capital markets in India. It discusses the primary and secondary markets, types of public issues like rights issues and preferential allotment. It describes the various types of investors in capital markets like qualified institutional buyers, non-institutional investors, and retail investors. The document also outlines the roles of key participants in public issues like managers to the issue, registrars, underwriters, and book runners. It discusses book building processes and potential abuses in the new issues market.
A stock exchange is a market where securities like stocks and bonds are bought and sold. It provides liquidity and pricing for these securities. Stock exchanges are regulated and help allocate capital to companies while allowing investors to trade securities. They influence business activity and facilitate raising capital for companies and investment opportunities for investors. Various types of brokers intermediate trades on the exchange for a commission. Regulations govern trading and different types of securities, like specified growth stocks and non-specified issues, trade on the exchange.
This document discusses shares and the share capital structure of companies. It defines types of share capital like authorized share capital, issued capital, subscribed share capital, and paid-up capital. It also describes features of shares like residual claim to income, control rights, and limited liability. The document then outlines the legal framework governing shares and various options for companies to raise funds, such as initial public offerings, rights issues, qualified institutional placements, and preferential allotments. It also defines key terms like book building, cut-off price, and dematerialization of shares.
The document discusses various topics related to the stock market including the financial system, primary and secondary markets, SEBI, types of investors and investments, trading, exchanges, and analysis techniques. It defines key terms and describes the roles of important entities like brokers, depositories, and exchanges.
An initial public offering (IPO) involves a company issuing common stock or shares to the public for the first time. Companies pursue IPOs to raise additional capital, provide liquidity to existing shareholders, enhance their corporate profile, and more. The IPO process involves hiring an investment bank, filing required documents like a red herring prospectus, determining pricing, and marketing the offering. Key factors for potential investors to consider include the company's financials, industry prospects, management experience, intended use of funds, and risks disclosed. Recent IPO performance in India has varied, with some issues gaining over 50% while others increasing 30% or less.
The document provides information on two IPOs: Quess Corp and Quick Heal.
Quess Corp's IPO in June-July was oversubscribed 143.99 times and saw the stock price rise 53.75% since listing. The funds raised were intended to repay debt, fund capital expenditures, and acquisitions. Quick Heal's IPO in February was oversubscribed 8 times but the stock price has fallen 18.29% since. The proceeds were slated for advertising, R&D infrastructure, and general corporate purposes. Key metrics like P/E ratios and industry growth rates are provided to help analyze where to invest between the two IPOs.
Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri (TBZ), a 148-year old Mumbai-based jewellery retailer, conducted an initial public offering to raise Rs. 200 crore. TBZ planned to use the funds to open new showrooms, expand manufacturing facilities, and meet working capital needs. While TBZ has a strong brand name and focus on customer needs, it also faces challenges including inventory risk, competition from other jewellery chains, and potential impact of gold price fluctuations. The IPO received a moderate response due to TBZ's high valuation compared to peers, plans to use most funds for working capital, and pressure on profitability from expansion.
The document introduces the Chittagong Stock Exchange's Internet Trading System (ITS), which allows investors to trade stocks online from anywhere in the world. It describes how investors can open an account, view market data, place trades, and set up brokerage and bank accounts in Bangladesh to facilitate online trading and settlement of transactions. Key details on account registration, order placement, trade confirmation, and the settlement process involving Bangladeshi bank accounts are provided.
Oorja Health & Nutrition Pvt. Ltd, a company that produces health and nutrition products and operates gym services, is seeking to raise capital through an initial public offering (IPO) in order to fund expansion plans. The company has been in operation for 3 years and owns assets worth approximately Rs. 3 crore. It needs Rs. 6 crore to expand its gym services and Rs. 4 crore to expand its health product plant. An IPO is the best solution for the company to raise funds with the advantages of not needing to repay the capital raised, converting to a public company and gaining access to public markets.
This document discusses several career options in finance, including corporate finance, commercial banking, investment banking, financial planning, insurance, and public accounting. Corporate finance professionals work to maximize corporate value and reduce risk, holding roles as treasurers, analysts, and auditors. Commercial banking offers positions as tellers, managers, and loan officers to provide services like savings accounts and loans. Investment banking facilitates securities issuance and advises investors and corporations. Financial planners help individuals and businesses develop financial security plans specialized in areas like wealth preservation and estate planning. Insurance and public accounting also provide diverse opportunities to advise on finances.
This document discusses different investment strategies - investing, positional trading, and intraday trading - and compares them to different formats of cricket - test matches, one day matches, and 20-20 matches. It states that investing is like test matches which focus on fundamentals and buying to hold for long term. Positional trading is like one day matches which use technical analysis over a few days. Intraday trading is like 20-20 matches which involve square off on the same day based on technical analysis. It emphasizes the importance of knowing one's strategy and not mixing approaches from different strategies.
ICICI Securities Ltd conducted an IPO from March 22-26, 2018 to raise Rs. 35,148.49 million through the sale of 67,593,245 shares at Rs. 520 per share. The IPO was oversubscribed 0.78 times with QIB portion seeing 1.04 times subscription, NII 0.36 times, and retail 0.88 times. The shares were allotted on March 31, 2018 and are expected to begin trading on April 5, 2018 on the NSE and BSE exchanges.
This document summarizes stock exchanges and reforms in the Indian stock market. It defines what stocks are and why people invest in them, including the potential for capital gains and receiving company profits. It describes stock price determination and what a stock market is, including primary and secondary markets. It provides details on major stock exchanges globally and in India. The rest of the document outlines key reforms by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to regulate the stock market, including mandatory registration, prohibiting insider trading, allowing retail trading, making demat accounts and PAN cards mandatory, and introducing rolling settlement to reduce transaction time.
The document provides an overview of the structure and participants in securities markets. It discusses the primary equity market where capital is raised through public issues, rights issues, and private placements. It then covers the secondary equity market, how shares are traded on stock exchanges in India like the National Stock Exchange and Bombay Stock Exchange. It also discusses trading and settlement procedures, as well as debates around regulating trading activities.
This document provides information about career opportunities in finance. It discusses the growing demand for finance professionals to manage company finances and maximize profits in a competitive global environment. An MBA with a finance specialization prepares graduates for roles like finance manager, treasurer, and credit manager in industries like banking, financial institutions, and insurance. The document outlines career paths in managerial finance and financial services. It provides examples of job roles in areas like securities, real estate, and insurance. It also discusses prominent Indian bankers and their career progression. Finally, it shares statistics on banking business growth and staff strength as well as details on banks operating in India.
This document provides an overview of a seminar about getting a career start in the financial services industry. The seminar agenda includes an overview of financial services, typical job profiles and required skill sets, and how to develop those skills. It discusses past and current opportunities in areas like retail banking, insurance, mutual funds, and investment analysis. The summary also outlines qualifications like Certified Financial Planner certification that can help open doors to higher salaries, better career opportunities, and entrepreneurship in the financial field.
This document provides information on the types of financial markets, participants in the securities market, and the structure of the Indian financial system. It discusses the capital market, money market, foreign exchange market, derivatives market, and their key participants such as issuers, investors, and intermediaries. It outlines the primary roles and regulators of various financial institutions in India, including the government, Reserve Bank of India, Securities and Exchange Board of India, stock exchanges, and depository participants.
The document discusses Radisson, an Indian professional services firm that provides assurance, tax, regulatory, transaction advisory, and risk management services. It outlines Radisson's mission, values, leadership team, advisors, services offered, and biographies of the country managing partner and group leadership team. Key services mentioned include assurance, direct and indirect tax, corporate finance, internal audit, and regulatory compliance services.
This document provides an overview of Axiom Consultants & Partners, an accounting and consulting firm in Qatar. It details the firm's background, services, industries served, team, and values. The firm provides a wide range of accounting, auditing, tax, advisory and consulting services to over 150 clients. It aims to be a one-stop shop and has a team of highly qualified professionals.
The document discusses the depository system in India. It explains that a depository holds securities electronically, avoiding risks of paper certificates. It outlines the key entities in the depository system - depositories like NSDL and CDSL, depository participants that interact with investors, stock exchanges, and clearing corporations. The document also describes various services provided by depositories like dematerialization and rematerialization of securities, account transfers, and settlement of trades.
Capital market, Types of issue at primary market,Book BuildingMohdDanishBhat
This document provides an overview of the capital markets in India. It discusses the primary and secondary markets, types of public issues like rights issues and preferential allotment. It describes the various types of investors in capital markets like qualified institutional buyers, non-institutional investors, and retail investors. The document also outlines the roles of key participants in public issues like managers to the issue, registrars, underwriters, and book runners. It discusses book building processes and potential abuses in the new issues market.
A stock exchange is a market where securities like stocks and bonds are bought and sold. It provides liquidity and pricing for these securities. Stock exchanges are regulated and help allocate capital to companies while allowing investors to trade securities. They influence business activity and facilitate raising capital for companies and investment opportunities for investors. Various types of brokers intermediate trades on the exchange for a commission. Regulations govern trading and different types of securities, like specified growth stocks and non-specified issues, trade on the exchange.
This document discusses shares and the share capital structure of companies. It defines types of share capital like authorized share capital, issued capital, subscribed share capital, and paid-up capital. It also describes features of shares like residual claim to income, control rights, and limited liability. The document then outlines the legal framework governing shares and various options for companies to raise funds, such as initial public offerings, rights issues, qualified institutional placements, and preferential allotments. It also defines key terms like book building, cut-off price, and dematerialization of shares.
The document discusses various topics related to the stock market including the financial system, primary and secondary markets, SEBI, types of investors and investments, trading, exchanges, and analysis techniques. It defines key terms and describes the roles of important entities like brokers, depositories, and exchanges.
An initial public offering (IPO) involves a company issuing common stock or shares to the public for the first time. Companies pursue IPOs to raise additional capital, provide liquidity to existing shareholders, enhance their corporate profile, and more. The IPO process involves hiring an investment bank, filing required documents like a red herring prospectus, determining pricing, and marketing the offering. Key factors for potential investors to consider include the company's financials, industry prospects, management experience, intended use of funds, and risks disclosed. Recent IPO performance in India has varied, with some issues gaining over 50% while others increasing 30% or less.
The document provides information on two IPOs: Quess Corp and Quick Heal.
Quess Corp's IPO in June-July was oversubscribed 143.99 times and saw the stock price rise 53.75% since listing. The funds raised were intended to repay debt, fund capital expenditures, and acquisitions. Quick Heal's IPO in February was oversubscribed 8 times but the stock price has fallen 18.29% since. The proceeds were slated for advertising, R&D infrastructure, and general corporate purposes. Key metrics like P/E ratios and industry growth rates are provided to help analyze where to invest between the two IPOs.
Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri (TBZ), a 148-year old Mumbai-based jewellery retailer, conducted an initial public offering to raise Rs. 200 crore. TBZ planned to use the funds to open new showrooms, expand manufacturing facilities, and meet working capital needs. While TBZ has a strong brand name and focus on customer needs, it also faces challenges including inventory risk, competition from other jewellery chains, and potential impact of gold price fluctuations. The IPO received a moderate response due to TBZ's high valuation compared to peers, plans to use most funds for working capital, and pressure on profitability from expansion.
The document introduces the Chittagong Stock Exchange's Internet Trading System (ITS), which allows investors to trade stocks online from anywhere in the world. It describes how investors can open an account, view market data, place trades, and set up brokerage and bank accounts in Bangladesh to facilitate online trading and settlement of transactions. Key details on account registration, order placement, trade confirmation, and the settlement process involving Bangladeshi bank accounts are provided.
Oorja Health & Nutrition Pvt. Ltd, a company that produces health and nutrition products and operates gym services, is seeking to raise capital through an initial public offering (IPO) in order to fund expansion plans. The company has been in operation for 3 years and owns assets worth approximately Rs. 3 crore. It needs Rs. 6 crore to expand its gym services and Rs. 4 crore to expand its health product plant. An IPO is the best solution for the company to raise funds with the advantages of not needing to repay the capital raised, converting to a public company and gaining access to public markets.
This document discusses several career options in finance, including corporate finance, commercial banking, investment banking, financial planning, insurance, and public accounting. Corporate finance professionals work to maximize corporate value and reduce risk, holding roles as treasurers, analysts, and auditors. Commercial banking offers positions as tellers, managers, and loan officers to provide services like savings accounts and loans. Investment banking facilitates securities issuance and advises investors and corporations. Financial planners help individuals and businesses develop financial security plans specialized in areas like wealth preservation and estate planning. Insurance and public accounting also provide diverse opportunities to advise on finances.
This document discusses different investment strategies - investing, positional trading, and intraday trading - and compares them to different formats of cricket - test matches, one day matches, and 20-20 matches. It states that investing is like test matches which focus on fundamentals and buying to hold for long term. Positional trading is like one day matches which use technical analysis over a few days. Intraday trading is like 20-20 matches which involve square off on the same day based on technical analysis. It emphasizes the importance of knowing one's strategy and not mixing approaches from different strategies.
ICICI Securities Ltd conducted an IPO from March 22-26, 2018 to raise Rs. 35,148.49 million through the sale of 67,593,245 shares at Rs. 520 per share. The IPO was oversubscribed 0.78 times with QIB portion seeing 1.04 times subscription, NII 0.36 times, and retail 0.88 times. The shares were allotted on March 31, 2018 and are expected to begin trading on April 5, 2018 on the NSE and BSE exchanges.
This document summarizes stock exchanges and reforms in the Indian stock market. It defines what stocks are and why people invest in them, including the potential for capital gains and receiving company profits. It describes stock price determination and what a stock market is, including primary and secondary markets. It provides details on major stock exchanges globally and in India. The rest of the document outlines key reforms by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to regulate the stock market, including mandatory registration, prohibiting insider trading, allowing retail trading, making demat accounts and PAN cards mandatory, and introducing rolling settlement to reduce transaction time.
The document provides an overview of the structure and participants in securities markets. It discusses the primary equity market where capital is raised through public issues, rights issues, and private placements. It then covers the secondary equity market, how shares are traded on stock exchanges in India like the National Stock Exchange and Bombay Stock Exchange. It also discusses trading and settlement procedures, as well as debates around regulating trading activities.
This document provides information about career opportunities in finance. It discusses the growing demand for finance professionals to manage company finances and maximize profits in a competitive global environment. An MBA with a finance specialization prepares graduates for roles like finance manager, treasurer, and credit manager in industries like banking, financial institutions, and insurance. The document outlines career paths in managerial finance and financial services. It provides examples of job roles in areas like securities, real estate, and insurance. It also discusses prominent Indian bankers and their career progression. Finally, it shares statistics on banking business growth and staff strength as well as details on banks operating in India.
This document provides an overview of a seminar about getting a career start in the financial services industry. The seminar agenda includes an overview of financial services, typical job profiles and required skill sets, and how to develop those skills. It discusses past and current opportunities in areas like retail banking, insurance, mutual funds, and investment analysis. The summary also outlines qualifications like Certified Financial Planner certification that can help open doors to higher salaries, better career opportunities, and entrepreneurship in the financial field.
This document provides information on the types of financial markets, participants in the securities market, and the structure of the Indian financial system. It discusses the capital market, money market, foreign exchange market, derivatives market, and their key participants such as issuers, investors, and intermediaries. It outlines the primary roles and regulators of various financial institutions in India, including the government, Reserve Bank of India, Securities and Exchange Board of India, stock exchanges, and depository participants.
The document discusses Radisson, an Indian professional services firm that provides assurance, tax, regulatory, transaction advisory, and risk management services. It outlines Radisson's mission, values, leadership team, advisors, services offered, and biographies of the country managing partner and group leadership team. Key services mentioned include assurance, direct and indirect tax, corporate finance, internal audit, and regulatory compliance services.
This document provides an overview of Axiom Consultants & Partners, an accounting and consulting firm in Qatar. It details the firm's background, services, industries served, team, and values. The firm provides a wide range of accounting, auditing, tax, advisory and consulting services to over 150 clients. It aims to be a one-stop shop and has a team of highly qualified professionals.
ABM Capital Partners provides comprehensive financial solutions and services such as IPO care and advisory, debt fundraising, private equity placement, capital restructuring, and investor relations. They help companies navigate the complex IPO process and prepare for listing on the stock exchange. The firm was founded by Chartered Accountants B.M. Aggarwal and Garima Aggarwal and has over 35 years of combined experience in corporate finance and investment banking. ABM Capital Partners aims to be a one-stop solution for all financial needs and provide exemplary financial services with the highest standards of quality and integrity.
The attached Corporate profile gives you a detailed understanding about our services in the field of Investment Banking, Capital Raising and other consultancy services.
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Happy to share our company's latest profile. We, at Manish Anil Gupta & Co. Chartered Accountants are adding value to the business of our esteemed clients. With a diversified team of growing professionals, MAG is always ready to deliver and solve the business complexities.
Kindly refer our profile for the range of services we provide and know about the leaders of our firm. For more information and useful contents visit www.manishanilgupta.com
Specialist Financial Recruitment (SFR) is an independent recruitment consultancy specializing in financial services. SFR works with leading organizations in life & pension products, discretionary investment management, wealth management, asset management, wrap & platform providers, tax efficient investment solutions, and compliance & risk management. SFR prides itself on building long-term relationships with clients and candidates through a personalized service with a focus on flexibility, honesty, mutual trust, and industry expertise.
Lion Pillar Consulting & Marketing Pvt Ltd is an Indian consulting and marketing firm that offers various services including fundraising, financial management, HR consulting, ERP solutions, IT services, media planning, and international trade of industrial products. The company was founded by professionals with experience in areas like marketing, finance, investment banking, engineering, accounting, and HR. Lion Pillar has two divisions - a consulting arm that works with corporate clients, and a marketing division focused on domestic and international trade. The company aims to help other businesses through strategic advice, fundraising assistance, and optimizing operations.
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Manish Anil Gupta & Co,established by CA Manish Gupta with a diversified team of 35+ growing
professionals, is an esteemed Chartered Accountants firm adding value to the business of it's clients since
decades, having office in Janakpuri, New Delhi and providing a wide gamut of services which ranges from
Taxation and Compliance services, GST, International Taxation, Transfer Pricing, Transaction Advisory,
Company Law Matters, Representing as Counsel, Project Financing, Accounts Outsourcing & Book Keeping,
Audit and Assurance, Business Registrations, Mergers and Acquisition to Corporate Financial and Risk
Advisory
Corporate Consultants provides customized consultancy solutions to help small and medium enterprises with funding, restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, legal services, investment banking, and strategic alliances. Led by managing director Vinay Talwar and a team of experienced consultants, they offer services such as debt and equity funding, business valuations, tax advice, and helping companies expand into India or other international markets. Their expertise spans various industries including finance, IT, telecoms, and professional services.
BVENT Advisors is a business advisory firm providing accounting, taxation, compliance, and outsourcing services. It has a team of qualified professionals like CAs, CSs, and lawyers. The company aims to be the preferred provider for SMEs by helping clients strengthen operations and finances. BVENT offers services including tax filing, registrations, accounting, legal services, and GST advisory to clients in various industries. It has experienced associates and processes to ensure quality delivery of services at reduced costs compared to in-house resources.
R.N Marwah & Co LLP is an accounting firm established in 1946 in New Delhi, India that has expanded internationally. It provides audit, taxation, corporate advisory, and outsourcing services. The firm has alliances with Geneva Group International, a global alliance of professional services firms, and other associates that allow it to serve clients globally. R.N Marwah & Co LLP's vision is to be one of the top 10 financial and technical advisors of the century through constant innovation and knowledge creation.
We are a business growth and funding specialist. Facilitating corporate growth. Ensuring businesses are investment ready and facilitating introductions to finance . Offices in London UK and Perth Australia. Reach us at ask@huntrevenue.com
Panacea Financial Solutions is an accounting, taxation, and business consulting firm seeking to become a "growth partner" that helps clients pursue excellence in accounts and compliance to achieve visible growth. The company was founded in 2010 and has expanded to offices in Mumbai, Delhi, and 10 other Indian locations. Panacea offers services including accounting, taxation, compliance, business setup, and consulting customized for the Indian market. The company's vision is to become one of the top consulting firms in India known for taking consulting to the execution stage using technology.
This document provides an overview of Investsphere Wealth Pvt. Ltd., a financial products and wealth management firm. The summary includes the company's mission to provide reliable and efficient financial products and assist clients in creating wealth. It also outlines the company's core values of growth, excellence, solutions, knowledge, customer support, and integrity. Brief biographies of the director and leadership team are provided.
The document summarizes the services provided by Sukruthi, an outsourcing firm that offers a one-stop solution for professional needs. It provides advisory consulting, accounting, payroll, compliance, taxation, and corporate services using experts across industry verticals. Sukruthi aims to help businesses of all sizes focus on their core activities by managing non-core finance and regulatory functions through its dedicated team and technological solutions.
TheVirtualCFO provides comprehensive professional services including finance, audit, management consultancy, tax consultancy, accounting, and more. It is a professionally managed firm with distinguished chartered accountants, advisors, and consultants. The firm offers specialized skills and personalized services to keep up with industry developments and meet client needs. Services include outsourced CFO services, auditing, corporate finance, tax compliance, accounting, and more.
The document discusses a study on factors influencing the dynamic stock market environment and Religare's services compared to its competitors. It analyzes Religare's corporate structure, services, charges, and advantages over competitors like lower brokerage rates. Key factors influencing short-term stock prices are identified as inflation, FII investment trends, and exchange rates, while long-term factors include company fundamentals, FDI trends, and industrial influence. The study recommends investors adopt a CRR technique of focusing on capital, risk, and returns when investing and focus on companies with strong fundamentals.
RIDA Consultancy provides business support services to growing small and medium enterprises in the recruitment sector. Their team of qualified professionals can provide mentorship, strategic advice, and network connections to help business owners fulfill their potential and support all aspects of their business, including operations, sales, finances, and more. RIDA also offers flexible consulting packages tailored to individual client needs rather than yearly contracts.
3. Introduction
Incorporated in the year 2000, HDFC securities is a trusted financial services intermediary.
Having completed over a decade in operation, we serve a diverse customer base of retail
and institutional investors.
Equity & IPO
Mutual Funds
Derivative
National Pension System
Insurance
Fixed Deposit & Bonds
Loans
Products
Services
Trading & Broking
NRI Offerings
Research
Financial Planning
Wealth Management
4. Our Vision & Mission
VISION
To be a trusted, full service Financial Intermediary.
MISSION
To offer superlative service experience to our customer
To deliver well researched, technology driven services.
To consistently enhance value for our all our stakeholders.
To be a great place to work, where people are inspired to excel.
5. Our Value
Our CORE VALUE is
COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE
Our Core Value expresses the manner in which, both individually and collectively, we
pursue our goals.
When we are challenged in fulfilling our purpose, our Core Values sustain us and guide us
in meeting the challenge.
6. Our Value
COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE
At HDFC securities, Excellence is defined as;
Doing it right the first time, every time.
The key attributes on which we measure Excellence are:
• Have we made our solution SIMPLER
•Are we responding FASTER
•Are we getting
BETTER
7. Simpler, Faster, Better
How do you make it SIMPLER, BETTER, FASTER
REDUCE
ORGANIZE
TIME
LEARN
Reduce: The simplest way to achieve simplicity is through thoughtful reduction.
Organize: Organization makes a system of many appear fewer.
Time: Delivering Faster, feels like simplicity.
Learn: Knowledge makes everything simpler.
Small Changes: Make small changes to improve.
Respond: Quick & Correct Response= Satisfied Customer
8. Our Business
SALES FUNCTION
Trading & Distribution of Financial Products
Branch Sales
Financial Planning & Wealth Management
Private Banking
Group- Desk
High Net worth
Individual- Desk
Retail Sales
NRI – Desk
Investment Products
Institutional Desk
Financial Planning
Services
Online Business
Customer Care & Call Center Operations
Customer Care
Tele- Servicing
Tele - Broking
Preferred Desk
Private Broking &
Wealth Management
The Retail Sales Team additionally is also responsible for CUSTOMER ACQUISTION for HSL
12. HDFC securities | Our Leaders
Mr. Siddharth Shah , heads the Branch Sales, FPS and HNI Department at HDFC
securities.
He brings with him 28 years of rich experience across several domains including
Broking, Research and Wealth Management. He has been with HDFC Bank for
the last ten years and worked across Capital Markets, Retail Assets, Business
Banking - Liabilities.
Mr. Jyotheesh Kumar heads the Retail Loans, NRI & Private Banking, Online
Business & Marketing departments, at HDFC securities.
A Mechanical Engineer and an MBA, Jyotheesh brings with him with more than
15 years of experience across a wide spectrum of industries, such as the
Automobile industry, Telecom industry, Banking and broking industry.
Mr. Uday Singh , heads the Retail Sales department, at HDFC securities.
An MBA, Uday brings with him with over 14 years of Sales experience in the
Financial Sector across organizations such as ICICI Prudential Life Insurance
Company Ltd, XEROX India Ltd (Modi Xerox ltd)
13. Our Leaders
Ms. Reynu Bhat , heads the Customer Care and Call Center Operations at HDFC
securities.
A Bachelor in Science Reynu, brings with her over 17 years of experience in
setting up and operating tele-business & tele-servicing across different industries
such as Logistics, Telecom and Financial Services.
Mr. Santosh Haldankar , heads the Administration, Secretarial & Legal
Department at HDFC securities. A CS & whole time director of the
company, Santosh ings with him over 18 years of experience spanning across a
spectrum of industries.
Mr. Vinod Kumar Sharma , heads the Private Broking & Wealth Management
Department at HDFC securities.
An MBA in Marketing and Finance, Vinod brings with him an overall experience
of over 20 years.
14. Our Leaders
Mr. C V Ganesh – Chief Financial Officer & Operations Head, at HDFC securities.
Cost Accountant and a Chartered Accountant, Ganesh brings with him over 18
years of cross-functional experience spanning Finance, Business Planning and
analysis, Regulatory liaison & reporting, Treasury Operations, Risk, Institutional
sales, Credit Analytics and finance technology.
Mr. Homi Tarapore, heads the Human Resource Department at HDFC securities.
An MBA, Homi brings with him over 17 years of experience spanning across
several industries, with organizations such as Aditya Birla Retail Ltd, India
Infoline, WNS, SCMS & Mafoi
Mr. Deepak Jasnani, heads the Retail Research Department at HDFC securities.
A CA, CFA, LLB by qualification, Deepak has over 23 years of experience across
industries. Prior to establishing extensively as a Equity/Debt research
professional he was a practicing CA.
15. Our Leaders
Mr. Dipen Seth, heads research for the Institutional Desk at HDFC
securities. An MBA from IIM – Calcutta, Dipen brings with him over 12 Years
of experience in the capital markets.
Mr. Parag Thakkar, heads Sales for the Institutional Desk at HDFC securities.
A commerce graduate, Parag brings with him over 8 years of experience in
institutional research and sales.
Mr. Ashish Rathi , heads the Risk & Compliance Department at HDFC
securities. A CA, Ashish brings with him over 10 years of experience .
Mr. Pinaki Panda , heads the New Initiatives Department at HDFC
securities. An MBA from IIM –Kozhikode, Pinaki brings with him over 7 years
of experience, worked with organizations such as Marico and Infosys and also
holds an entrepreneur experience in Oyeweekend.
17. Important Information
We trade in the securities market on behalf of our customers and offer other
financial products to suit customer needs.
To ensure that we all adhere to the defined compliance standards, we follow some
essential codes, to conduct our behavior and decisions.
Code of Conduct.
Anti-Money Laundering Policy.
Important Information for Dealers.
We have discussed few very important elements of the codes and guidelines during the orientation, for a detailed study of these
documents please refer to the bulieten board or connect with our Compliance team at compliance@hdfcsec.com
18. Code of Conduct
The Code of Conduct at HDFC securities is guideline as per the SEBI acts framework for Prevention of
Insider Trading.
SCOPE
• Applicable to all secondary market dealings in securities/units of Mutual fund & debentures
which are listed.
• The policy covers all employees and his/her financially dependent relatives.
Key Elements of the Code of Conduct
• Route all transactions including those of financial dependent relatives through HSL only
• Mandatory holding period of 30 days for secondary market dealings.
• Prior approval need to be obtained if you wish to trade above Rs. 2 lakh (Gross Buy/Sell
Amount per day - Form A to be submitted)
• Employee and his/her financially dependent relatives are restricted to trade in F&O
segment
• Half yearly submission of statement of transactions - (Form B) before 15th April & 15th Oct
• Yearly submission of statement of holdings as on 31st Mar - (Form C) before 15th April
19. Anti- Money Laundering Policy
The Anti- Money Laundering Policy is guided by the PMLA Act 2002. Money Laundering refers to
conversion of money illegally obtained to make it appear as if it originated from a legitimate source.
Key Elements of the Policy
• Main aspects of the Policy - Customer Acceptance, Customer Identification & Customer Due
Diligence
• Customer Acceptance & Identification will include ensuring adequate KYC documentation of
client on record & checks like whether client is having any criminal background, Banned by
Regulators/Other Authority etc.
• Customer Due Diligence will include client transaction monitoring. E.g. Increase in client turnover
in dormant account without apparent cause, client holding Multiple PANs, Inquiries received from
Income Tax/CBI for client related information, client name appearing in the media for any wrong
doings.
• Appointment of Principal Officer.
What is our role
• Ensure high engagement with and awareness about the customer and his background
• Ensure process adherence during customer acceptance
• escalate in case of any abnormal transactions by clients.
• We should report in Suspicious Transaction to Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) -India.
20. Information for Dealers
Some Important DO’s & Don'ts for all Dealers;
Do’s
• Do execute orders only on the instruction of the client on the recorded line or any other
acceptable mode.
• Do fill up a deal sheet incase of walk in client.
• Do escalate errors to the Branch Manager and inform the same in writing.
• Do give order / trade confirmation to the client which is clear and unambiguous.
Don’ts
• Don’t accept orders on mobile.
• Don’t share User ID and password with anyone.
• Don’t allow unauthorized persons in the dealing room.
• Don’t enter orders at unrealistic / unjustified prices.
• Don’t indulge in communication of price-sensitive information or excessive speculation or
spreading rumor.
• Don’t enter into any personal dealing with the customer on profit sharing / otherwise.
• Don’t make any promises of assured returns to any of the customers.
• Don’t match or synchronize trades with any other person.
• Don’t try to hide any loss if incurred by the customer on account of transactions undertaken.
22. Work Systems
Monday – Saturday
8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Attendance is to be signed-in online @ http://10.226.17.213/HSL_Eatt/login.aspx.
1st & 3rd Saturday are additional weekly off
For new employees attendance has to be signed in at muster available at reception.
Sign-in after ten minutes of the work timings is marked as late
3 Late sign-in a month, shall be considered as a Half Day Leave
Attendance for the purpose of payroll input is considered from of the 16th of last month to 15th of the
current month.
Salary is credited on the Last working day of the month.
23. Leaves
Type of Leave
Eligibility
No. of Leaves
Leave Accrual & Accumulation Limit
for a year (April- March)
1.
Privilege Leave
All Confirmed
Employees
Casual/ Sick
Leave
All Confirmed
Employees
30
2.
1.
8
Only a maximum of 15 days of leave per year
can be carry-forwarded.
Accumulation of leave can be to a maximum
of 90 days.
The actual leaves balance at the end of the
year can be carry-forwarded, and
accumulated to a maximum limit of 30 days
Leaves shall be allotted on a pro-rata basis, depending on the date of joining.
Employees on Probation are only eligible for 4 days of Casual/Sick Leave (pro-rated for 6 months)
How to apply for leave
Application of Leave for approval is made through Cynergies – Employee Self Service Portal. It is
mandatory to record all leaves on Cynergies.
24. Systems @ HSL
MY_Space –
https://www.cnergyis.com/OldESS/HSL/
is our employee self service portal, where employees can view and download their pay-slips, tax
computation and HR Policies.
Online Attendance - http://10.226.17.213/HSL_Eatt/login.aspx.
is our online attendance portal, where employees sign-in their daily attendance, for the purpose of
payroll processing.
25. Systems @ HSL
MY_Space –
https://ess.cnergyis.com/elcmv4/pages/essLogin.aspx
is our employee self service portal, where employees can view and download their pay-slips, tax
computation and HR Policies.
Enter Company Code - HSL
Enter Employee Code
First Time Password – Date
of Birth (ddmmyyyy)
26. Systems @ HSL
Online Attendance - http://10.226.17.213/HSL_Eatt/login.aspx.
is our online attendance portal, where employees sign-in their daily attendance, for the purpose of
payroll processing.
Enter code used to sign-in system - hsl +
your employee code; e.g. hslh1111
First Time Password – Date of Joining
(ddmmyyyy)
27. Systems @ HSL
The Inputs are automated, click on confirm attendance to record
sign-in time. If sign in time is beyond 8:40 a.m. the system will ask
for reasons, which mandatorily should be recorded.
28. Employee Entitlements
Mediclaim
All employees are covered as per the mediclaim policy at HDFC securities.
Coverage:
Employee + Spouse + 2 Children (less than 21 years of age) + 2 Dependant Parents(up to 80 years of
age). Female Employees have the option to add Parents or Parent-in-laws (upto 80 years of age)
Mediclaim Eligibility
Sum Assured
(Hospitalization)
Officer to Vice President
Vice President & above
Rs. 4 Lacs
Rs. 6 Lacs
Self & Family
Sum Assured
(Death due to accident)
Officer to Vice President
Vice President & above
Rs. 3 Lacs
Rs. 5 Lacs
Self
Claims: Cashless in the network hospitals and reimbursement in others.
30. Employee Entitlements
Interest Subsidy
The subsidy is a benefit offered to the employee to support an employee for interest on loans that
he/she has availed/will avail from recognized financial institutions.
It will be a reimbursement to the extent of interest actually paid, subject to a maximum of the assigned
limit.
Interest Subsidy Eligibility
Grade
Interest Subsidy
Loan Type
Senior Vice President
Rs. 2.4 Lacs
Vice President
Rs. 1.8 Lacs
Deputy Vice President
Rs. 1.5 Lacs
Assistant Vice President
Rs. 1.2 Lacs
Housing Loan (applicable for one house only)
Senior Manager
Rs. 1.05 Lacs
Manager
Rs. 85 Thousand
Deputy Manager
Rs. 55 Thousand
Assistant Manager
Rs. 5 Thousand
Personal Loan
Executive
Rs. 5 Thousand
31. Employee Entitlements
Leave Travel Assistance
All employees are eligible to claim the entitlement for leave travel assistance, after completion of 1
year from DOJ.
LTA can be availed every year or once in two years, i.e. LTA can be accumulated for a maximum period
of two years.
If LTA is not claimed once in two years, at the end of the second year the said amount will be paid to
the employee net of taxes.
LTA Eligibility
Grade
Senior Vice President
Vice President
Deputy Vice President
Assistant Vice President
Senior Manager
Manager
Deputy Manager
Assistant Manager
LTA eligibility
Rs. 20 Thousand
Rs. 18 Thousand
Rs. 15 Thousand
Rs. 12 Thousand
Rs. 10 Thousand
Rs. 8 Thousand
Rs. 6 Thousand
Rs. 6 Thousand
34. Dress Code & Personal Grooming
You never get a second chance to make the first impression
First Impression Guidelines - Colors That Work
Dark to medium range blues
Navy Blue
Gray
Camel/Beige
Black
Dark Brown
Burgundy
Rust
First Impression Guidelines - The Attire
Wear Clean and fresh Clothes
Wear Well-fitting clothes
Wear Neatly ironed clothes
Avoid sheer clothing material
Avoid loud colors and prints
Wear polished closed shoes
First Impression Guidelines - Grooming
Hair – clean and neat
Details – no missing buttons, lint or tags
Hands – clean, manicured fingernails
Fit – clean, pressed and proper fit
Smell – little or no cologne; no cigarette odor
Breath – fresh, clean breath; use a breath mint
38. Employee Value Proposition
‘A World of Opportunities’
At HDFC securities we work towards offering our employees a world of opportunities for
professional growth with human care. Our people vision is based on four Key Pillars :
Career: Opportunities to build and fulfill career aspirations.
Learning & Development: Opportunities to learn, develop and grow as a professional
Rewards & Recognition: Opportunities to get rewarded and recognized for commitment and
contribution
Enrich Your Life: Opportunities to fulfill responsibilities and lead a healthy balanced life.
39. HDFC securities Ltd.
Welcome to a ‘world of opportunities’
For any queries/suggestion/feedback please contact
riddhima.puri@hdfcsec.com