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Summer Internship Report Pravinkumar Sananse

IIMP (MBA 18-20)

FEDERAL BANK
Internship profile: Retail Marketing Joining date: 20th May 2019
Week 1 (20-24th May 2019)

Introduction
Federal bank finds its roots in Kerala (Headquarters: Aluva, Kerala) and thus have a strong hold
in the state. The bank has slowly moved and created a respectable name for itself among the
neighbouring states and has moved northwards in the country capturing newer markets and territory.

Like other banks, Federal bank also offers normal banking services like bank accounts, caters
to different loan requirements, treasury activities etc.

The bank is aggressively expanding/ growing through:

a. Retail Loan
b. Corporate Lending
c. SME segment
d. Foreign remittance

Bank expectations:

A. Primary expectations
Bank has assigned the task of learning:
a. the process of evaluating,
b. documenting,
c. And creating housing loan files of customers in need of the housing loan.

B. Secondary expectations
Understanding:
a. Working of the bank,
b. Revenue sources,
c. Strengths and expansion strategies of Federal bank vs other banks
d. Various housing loan products
e. Information regarding RBI norms with regards to banking services
f. Various competitors – Banks and Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs)

Learnings:

1. Various needs assisted or tethered by home loans.


2. Customer categories – Resident Indian (Salaried/Self-employed), Non-Resident Indian
(Salaried/ Self-employed).
3. Importance of CIBIL score and KYC documents in evaluation of individuals.
4. Types of securities – Primary and collateral
5. Types of collateral – Pledge, Hypothecation, Mortgage (Equitable mortgage & Registered
mortgage), and Lien mark
6. Assets, Liabilities, Treasury, and Operations pertaining to banks.
7. Age criteria, Salary criteria, Documentations required for applying for the loan.
8. Checks and conditions for safeguarding housing loans for NRIs
9. Importance of Pay-slip and bank statements in case of salaried individual and Balance sheet,
capital statements and P&L in case of self-employed individual.

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