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Winter Report
Winter Report
Winter Report
With the grace of God, I got the strength and opportunity to complete my
project. I tried leaving no stone unturned to make the report standard,
helpful and useful. It is indeed a great pleasure and honor on my part to
have the opportunity to submit this report quickly on the basis of
practical orientation in CAPFOX CAPTIAL
I take this opportunity to express my heartfelt gratitude to my industry
mentor, Mrs. Priyanshi Sharma (HR HEAD at CAPFOX CAPTIAL) who had
faith in me and allowed me to work on this internship project, also
helped me in building a level of understanding of Human Resources
Department.
I would like to give special thanks to Dr. karmindar Jit Singh Ghuman
[Assistant Professor] LM Thapar School of Management, Thapar University,
Patiala for providing the utmost knowledge to complete the report with
sincerity. I also thank her for providing suggestions for making this report.
Declaration
The report starts with an organization profile of Capfox capital giving its
background, mission, vision, its products and services, the hierarchy and
organogram of the organization.
Chapter: 1
Human Recourse Practices at capfox capital
1.1 Introduction
INSURANCE:
We aim to constantly deliver improved insurance solutions to our clients and to offer our
clients the best consulting & insurance services endowed with an umbrella of risk
management and advisory services. We bring our clients, real time price & features
comparison of insurance policies from nearly all Indian Insurers and we are always just a call
away if you need any assistance in claims anywhere in the country
INVESTMENT:
Investment is the dedication of an asset to attain an increase in value over a period of time.
Hence, we operate on the core philosophy of customer-centricity. We offer long-term savings
and investment products to meet the different life stage requirements of our customers. We
have developed and implemented various initiatives to provide cost-effective products,
superior quality services, consistent fund performance and a hassle-free claim settlement
experience to our customers
MUTUAL FUNDS:
We offer an In-House, one of India’s largest Mutual Funds Distribution. At Capefox Capital, we
aim to reach out to the common man and extend the opportunity to create wealth through an
empowered comprehensive platform with a wide range of Mutual Funds and solutions catering
to their investment needs.
STOCK BROKING:
We work with goal of breaking all barriers that traders and investors face in India in terms of
cost, support and technology. Our disruptive pricing models and in-house technology makes us
a player in Stock Broking in terms of active clientele.
CAPFOX CAPTIAL objectives are to carry out transparent and high-quality business
operation based on market mechanism within the legal and social framework spelt in
their mission and reflected in their vision
Their greatest with qualitative business as a sustainable ever-growing organization
and enhance fair returns to their shareholders
They are committed to their community as a corporate citizen and contributing
towards the progress of the nation as their corporate social responsibility
Their employees are the backbone. CAPFOX CAPTIAL promote employees well-being
through attractive compensation package, promoting staff morale through training,
development and career planning.
CAPFOX CAPTIAL strive for fulfilment of their responsibility to the government
through paying entire range of taxes and duties and abiding the other rules.
INDUSTRY PROFILE
1. Primary Markets: Where new issue securities are born. When a company publicly
sells new stocks and bonds for the first time, it does so in the primary capital market.
This market is also called the new issues market. In many cases, the new issue takes the
form of an initial public offering (IPO). When investors purchase securities on the
primary capital market, the company that offers the securities hires an underwriting
firm to review it and create a prospectus outlining the price and other details of the
securities to be issued.
2. Secondary Markets: Where existing securities are traded. The secondary market
is where securities are traded after the company has sold its offering on the primary
market. It is also referred to as the stock market. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE),
London Stock Exchange, and Nasdaq are secondary markets. Small investors have a
much better chance of trading securities on the secondary market since they are
excluded from IPOs. Anyone can purchase securities on the secondary market as long
as they are willing to pay the asking price per share.
Insurance:
An arrangement by which a company or a state undertakes to provide a guarantee of
compensation for specified loss, damage, illness, or death in return for payment of a
specified premium.
Types of Insurances:
I. Motor Insurance:
Motor Insurance is a type of insurance policy that covers your vehicles from potential
risks financially. The policyholder’s car or two-wheeler is provided financial security
against damages arising out of accidents and other threats. In India, motor insurance is
mandatory. The risks are of two types: Legal liabilities for damages for bodily injuries
or damage to property caused to others. Damage to or loss of one’s own automobile.
Pure Protection
Protection & Savings
Health insurance is a type of insurance that covers medical expenses that arise due to an
illness. These expenses could be related to hospitalization costs, cost of medicines, or
doctor consultation fees.
Investment:
Investment is essentially an asset created to allow money to grow. The wealth created
can be used for various objectives such as meeting shortages in income, saving up for
retirement, or fulfilling specific obligations such as repayment of loans, tuition fees, or
purchasing other assets.
Investment may generate income for you in two ways. One, if you invest in a saleable
asset, you may earn income by way of profit. Second, if Investment is made in a return
generating plan, then you will earn an income via accumulation of gains.
Mutual Funds:
A mutual fund is a form of investment instrument that consists of a stock, bond, or
another security portfolio. Mutual funds provide low-cost access to diversified,
professionally managed portfolios for small and individual investors. Mutual funds are
classified into many categories based on the securities they invest in, their investment
objectives, and the sort of returns they seek. Annual fees (known as cost ratios) and, in
some circumstances, commissions are charged by mutual funds, which can impact their
total results. Mutual funds get the vast bulk of money in employer-sponsored
retirement plans.
OVERVIEW OF TRAINING
I started my industrial training in capfox capital on 08 December 2021. I started
the activity in the with a briefing who is a human resources officer in introduced
me to all employees . Here I am exposed to the recruitment processes where I have
been placed at the Management Services in the Recruitment section. One of the
major task that I have been given is producing a centralized database of personnel
details in the company. In this database includes the details of every staff in the
company whether there are vacancies and producing an approximate headcount of
the staff in the company. Preparing a complete position of inventory for m3nergy
is also one of the task that is given to be completed. As an industrial trainee I have
done the document management for the HR documents/forms at the company. A
task that is common to the recruitment department is my involvement in on-
boarding program for new entrants, where I need to keep track of the newcomers
(new employee) to the company. Other than that, I have been elected to be a
secretariat during the interview session.
In this department, I also have learned about work of clerk. I help clerks do the
work such as filing letters of the company, records of meetings held and print
important forms to be distributed to other departments or outside companies. I also
commanded to take care of inquiry counter, there I learned how to connect to the
public and customers.
Co-operating and managing with the others staff is also a valuable experience that I have gained
during this past four month. The understanding of the importance to have a standard, working,
and accessible database for all. This helps to avoid the disagreement between department. During
this internship period helps me to understands the real- life working experience on HR processes,
especially on recruitment & manpower planning.
REVIEW OF LITERATURE
1. Objectives of research:
To study the behavior of the individuals, their perspective, investment
preference for commodity market trading in India as compared to other
financial markets in India.
To study the operation and functioning of commodity market.
2. Various studies have been conducted by the researchers on work place
negativity and employees’ grievances in the organization and its impact on the
performance of the employee. However, in Indian context, the number is quite
few. Depending on the various issues of employees’ grievances at work place,
the reviews has been discussed in brief as follows: -.
3. The objective was to understand whether the workers are satisfied with the
current grievance management and the way they're benefited. The researcher
use Primary and Secondary data for research. The researcher also found that
the study reveals that grievance handling mechanism is satisfactory.
4. The company is recognizing the necessity to satisfy the workers and retaining
them. When the draw backs are resolved then the employee’s grievance are
often reduced within the organization and therefore the employees also can
Research Methodology
Research Design:
Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
Primary Sources: Here the data is collected for the first time. It is original and for
specific purpose. The most commonly used methods for collection of data are:
Observation Method where the respondents’ behaviour is observed is researcher
rather than being questioned. This is done through cameras, audiometers.
Survey Method, also known as questionnaire method, where a list of questions is
prepared and distributed to the end users to elicit the response.