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Saturday, 4 February 2017

ICICI Prudential FMP Roll over


ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund has extended the maturity of ICICI Prudential FMP - Series 72 - 370 Days Plan G by 120 days.

Subsequent to the roll over the scheme shall mature on June 15, 2017.

The existing maturity date of the scheme is February 15, 2017.





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e-KYC using Aadhaar

For equity investors, there will be an additional requirement of a PAN card and a cancelled cheque

 

Financial transactions — opening a bank account, investing in a mutual fund or even applying for a personal loan - would require the investor or borrower to go through a tight Know Your Customer (KYC) procedure. The process takes anywhere between two and 30 days to be completed.

With the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) allowing authorised entities to access its database, things have become simpler for investors, policyholders and borrowers who wish to transact by using their Aadhaar card.

Motilal Oswal recently launched the completely paperless, e-KYC instant trading and demat account facility, becoming the first brokerage to do so in India. Customers who have an Aadhaar card can now open a trading and demat account completely online without any physical documentation in 15 minutes and start investing immediately.

Once the customer gives basic details including Aadhaar number, we send a request to UIDAI. The client, then, gets a one-time password (OTP) on their UIDAI-registered mobile number and email ID. Once the client enters the OTP in our system, we access the required details (personal and address) from the UIDAI database,.

But, how does one transact? In case of an equity account, the customer has to upload copies of PAN and a cancelled cheque. If it is an futures and options account, he has to upload a copy of an income tax return as well.

Bankbazaar.com, the online market place for banking and financial products, too, is planning to offer the Aadhaar eKYC system. Now that the government has opened up the UIDAI data base, authorised entities like us can use that to validate proof of identity of our customers and use it as a substitute for paper documentation. We need not collect documents from customers who apply for loans, etc through our website.

Today, customers have to give documents for proof of identity, address and date of birth while applying for a loan or credit card on Bankbazaar's website. But, once e-KYC is rolled out, the process will become completely paperless.

Some banks offer e-KYC. In such cases, Bankbazaar will be able to forward the application without any documents. If not, customers may still have to show documents to the bank. For instance, Axis Bank offers e-KYC. So, if you walk into a branch or kiosk of the bank, you can open an account using only your Aadhaar number, without any other paperwork. Using your Aadhaar number bank can access your proof of identity and residence from the UIDAI database, says a spokesperson from the bank. Once your account is opened, applying for a loan or purchasing any other investment product from the bank can be done easily. Regulators are pushing for the Aadhaar e-KYC system. Once that happens, more banks will offer e-KYC

Friday, 3 February 2017

Home Insurance Policy

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 1. What is home insurance policy?

Home insurance is a type of property insurance that covers losses caused by fire, natural disasters, burglary or terrorist attacks. The policy has two layers -it pays for re construction of the structure and for loss of contents in the accident.

Structure insurance would pay for physical structure of the build ing, home or apartment.

It does not pay the cur rent market value of the house or the building but only the cost to reconstruct it. Content insurance pays for belongings like furniture, televi sion, refrigerator and jewellery . Some policies also pay for alternative accommodation when the structure is being re constructed.

2. What are the exclusions?

In case of jewellery , there is a cap on how much an insurer pays under the policy . Home insurance policy pays for bur glary but not for losses due to theft. Also, one has to file an FIR to get claim. Second, insurer may not pay for the actu al value of content but the depreciated value.

3. Is it different from the policy bought by a housing society?

Housing societies generally buy insurance that covers the cost of reconstructing the structure of the building. The risk of damage to the content lies with the home owners.In very few cases, the builder or the society buys group property insurance.However, the exposure is limited.

4. What are the most common claims on home owner's policy?


Like motor insurance, home in surance is not mandatory .

Typically , insurers have seen huge home insurance claims from events like earthquake and floods. Most recently , the industry had paid for home insurance during the floods in Chennai.In India, the economic losses are six times that of insured losses. In 2015, there were 25 natural catastrophic events. According to a Swiss Re report, the severe flash floods in Chennai in November last year were the largest disaster, causing estimated economic losses of $2.2 billion whereas insured losses were around $755 million, making these floods the second costliest insurance event in India on sigma records.

5. How big is the industry and what are the parameters to look for while buying home insurance?

The home insurance industry is less than `500 crore. There are 33 crore houses in India, of which around 12 crore are insurable. The premium potential of home insurance is around `5 lakh crore. While buying home insurance policy , one must look into the level of cover required and the cost of items covered. One also needs to review contents every year, depending on the valuables added or value depreciated.

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Market Stabilisation Scheme Bonds

 MSS Bonds

1. What are MSS bonds?

These are special bonds floated on behalf of the government by the RBI for the specific purpose of mop ping up the excess liquidity in the system when regular government bonds prove inadequate. These are mostly shorter-tenure bonds, of less than six months maturity . But the tenure differs depending on the requirement.

2. Why has the RBI chosen to issue MSS bonds now?


The sudden surge in deposits due to the surrender of demonetised currency notes in large quantities skews bond yields and interest rates, disrupting the functioning of the market. To impound the excess liquidity, bankers felt MSS bonds were a better option than a hike in CRR holdings. When the demonetisation of `500 and 1,000 notes led to a surge in deposits, he Reserve Bank of India asked banks to set aside all deposits received be tween September 16, 2016 and November 11, 2016 as cash reserve ratio or CRR. Later, the central bank decided to issue market stabilisation scheme (MSS) bonds to manage the excess liquidity.

3. How is it different from CRR?


CRR is perceived to be a blunt instrument with an immediate impact on liquidity, but it does not fetch any return for the depositing bank.

However, MSS bonds earn a return and qualify for statutory liquidity ratio, or SLR, that banks need to main tain in the form of short-tenured treasury bills and gov ernment bonds. MSS bonds, too, are raised through an auction and are tradable in the secondary market.

4. How are MSS bonds different from regular government bonds?


The regular government bonds are part of the government's borrowing programme and the interest payout on these has an impact on the fiscal position. The MSS bills and securities are matched by an equivalent cash balance held by the government with the Reserve Bank. Hence, they have only a marginal impact on the government's revenue and fiscal positions. The cost of such interest payment is shown separately in the Budget.

5. Has this instrument been used in the past?


The Reserve Bank first introduced MSS bonds in February 2004 when the country was flushed with dollar inflows, which needed to be converted into the rupee. This created huge surplus liquidity in the system and the RBI decided to impound it by issuing MSS bonds as the central bank was running out of stock of regular government bonds.






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IDFC Credit Opportunities Fund NFO







IDFC Credit Opportunities Fund NFO Details:

 

NFO Start Date: 14th February, 2017

 

NFO Closure Date: 27th February, 2017

 

Re-open Date: 6th March, 2017

 

Type of Scheme: An Open ended Income Fund

 

Minimum Application Amount: Fresh Purchase - Rs.5000/- and any amount thereafter

 

NFO Price:   During the NFO, the units will be offered at a price of Rs.10 per Unit

 

Exit Load: 1% if redeemed/switched out within 365 days from the date of allotment

 

Benchmark: 80% Crisil AA Medium Term Bond Index + 20% Crisil AAA Short Term Bond Index

                   

Fund Manager: Mr Arvind Subramanian

 





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