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INDUSTRY PROFILE
With the largest number of life insurance policies in force in the world, Insurance happens to be a mega opportunity in India. Its a business growing at the rate of 15-20 per cent annually and presently is of the order of s 15!0."1 billion #for the financial year 200! $ 200%&. 'ogether with ban(ing ser)ices, it adds about %* to the countrys +ross ,omestic -roduct #+,-&. 'he gross premium collection is nearly 2* of +,and funds a)ailable with .I/ for in)estments are 0* of the +,-. 1)en so nearly !5* of the Indian population is without life insurance co)er while health insurance and non-life insurance continues to be below international standards. 2 large part of our population is also sub3ect to wea( social security and pension systems with hardly any old age income security. 2 well-de)eloped and e)ol)ed insurance sector is needed for economic de)elopment as it pro)ides long term funds for infrastructure de)elopment and strengthens the ris( ta(ing ability of indi)iduals. It is estimated that o)er the ne4t ten years India would re5uire in)estments of the order of one trillion 67 dollars.
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CHAPTER 2. COMPANY PROFILE 2.1 BACKGROUND, HISTORY OF THE COMPANY, BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE
eliance .ife Insurance /ompany .imited comes under the 2nil ,hirubhai 2mbani +roup #2,2+& which ran(s among the top 8 pri)ate sector financial ser)ices and ban(ing companies of India. eliance )entured into the life insurance business in
9ctober 2005 by ac5uiring 2:- 7anmar and in 200;-2010, it became the largest pri)ate insurer of India with largest number of policy count.
.I/ has a huge networ( of around 11"5 branches co)ering a wide geographical area. It is one of the I79 ;001<2000 certified life insurance companies of India and has been awarded the =>amnalal ?a3a3 6chit @ya)ahar Insurance /ompany.
Company H !"o#y
2:- 7anmar .ife Insurance /ompany was Aormed 2:- gets I ,2 appro)al to commence business eliance .ife Insurance ta(es o)er 2:- 7anmar Bame changed to 2:- 7anmar I79 ;001<2000 /ertification ?ecomes "th largest pri)ate insurer ?ecomes the largest pri)ate insurer in Cnumber of policies Bippon .ife signs definiti)e agreement to ac5uire 2!*
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6pendra >oshi, Independent ,irector 'a(eshi Auruichi, Bon-14ecuti)e ,irector 7oumen +hosh, Bon-14ecuti)e ,irector 2mit ?apna, Bon-14ecuti)e ,irector :alay +hosh, Bon-14ecuti)e ,irector
MISSION
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/reate unmatched )alue for e)eryone through dependable, effecti)e, transparent and profitable life insurance and pension plans. PRODUCT AND SER$ICES In eliance life insurance the products are di)iding into two solutions. 7olution for indi)idual products 7olution for groups products
P%an!
P#o"+*" on P%an!-rotect your family e)en when youre not around by in)esting in
eliance -rotection -lans. /hoose a limited period plan or a lifetime protection plan depending on your needs.
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eliance 7a)ings D In)estment -lans help you to set aside some money to achie)e specific goals in life, which means that you can en3oy life and pro)ide for your familys daily needs.
C/ %( P%an
7a)e systematically and secure your childs future needs by in)esting in /hild -lans. Eou can always be there for your child when he or she needs you . eliance
retirement. Eou will ne)er ha)e to depend on another person or ma(e any compromises to maintain your current lifestyle .
H+a%"/ P%an
/on)ey that you care for your family through eliance .ife Insurance Fealth -lans.
2s an employer, you belie)e in pro)iding the best opportunities for your employees while (eeping the interests of the company in mind. Fow will you stri(e a balance between the twoG eliance .ife Insurance offers you a win-win solution with
7olutions for +roups. Bot only are your employees co)ered for life from accidents and disablements, you can also efficiently manage their future with gratuity and pension plans. 7o in)est in eliance 7olutions for +roups to gi)e your employees a
sense of belonging and feel at peace (nowing that you ha)e fulfilled your obligation towards your corporate family.
-lans
R+% an*+ L '+ In!&#an*+ T#a( " ona% G#o&p S&p+#ann&a" on P%an
eliance .ife Insurance presents 'raditional +roup 7uperannuation -lan - a scheme that creates )alue for your employees.
-lan, you can manage your employeesH funds better, pro)iding security alongside growth. Bow you can stri(e the perfect balance between pro)iding protection co)er on li)es of your employees and gaining an optimum utiliIation of the .ea)e 1ncashment liability contributions, while we manage your in)estments efficiently.
eliance 'raditional +roup +ratuity -lan is a yearly renewable, traditional group gratuity scheme. It enables employers J trustees to outsource the management of their employees gratuity funds and the related administration to /ompany .td eliance .ife Insurance
eliance .ife Insurance specialiIes in insurance products that help in satisfying the protection and sa)ings re5uirements of its policyholders. 'he organiIation aims at becoming one of the leading international pro)iders of life insurance products and ser)ices. It is a part of the eliance /apital group, which in turn is a member of the eliance +roup. eliance /apital is already among the leading pri)ately owned pro)iders of
financial ser)ices and is among the top 8 organiIations in the financial ser)ice sector. Aollowing are some of the areas where eliance /apital operates< 7toc( bro(ing Batural resources .ife insurance :edia +eneral insurance 1ntertainment -roprietary in)estments Fealthcare -ri)ate e5uity Infrastructure
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Insurance /o. .td. has changed to K eliance .ife Insurance /o. .td. on 1%.01.200!. eliance .ife Insurance /ompany .imited is a part of eliance /apital
.td. of the eliance - 2nil ,hirubhai 2mbani +roup. 'he company ac5uired 100 per cent shareholding in 2:- 7anmar .ife Insurance /ompany in 2ugust 2005. .I/ has a huge networ( of around 11"5 branches co)ering a wide geographical area. It is one of the I79 ;001<2000 certified life insurance ;0companies of India.
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2.4COMPETITIORS INFORMATION
2part from .ife Insurance /orporation, the public sector life insurer, there are 21 other pri)ate sector life insurers, most of them 3oint )entures between Indian groups and +lobal insurance giants.
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11. 2)i)a .ife Insurance 12. IB+ @ysya .ife Insurance 18. 7hriram .ife Insurance 1". ?harti 2M2 .ife Insurance /o .td 15. Auture +enerali .ife Insurance /o .td 1!. I,?I Aortis .ife Insurance 1%. 21+9B eligare .ife Insurance 10. ,.A -ramerica .ife Insurance 1;. /2B2 2 F7?/ 9riental ?an( of /ommerce .IA1 IB76 2B/1 20. India Airst .ife insurance company limited 21. 7tar 6nion ,ia-ichi .ife Insurance /o. .td 'hese are few companies on the list. 'he total life insurance mar(et can be 3udged in terms of 2 parameters- premium collected and number of new policies underwritten. It can be seen that mar(et share of more than %0* is with .I/. .ife insurance policy in India is growing rapidly e)er since the sector opened up for the -ri)ate and foreign players. 'he industry is in the throes of competiti)e mar(et forces. 6nli(e 7e)eral industries li(e telecommunication and oil industry, insurance is not a high capital cost Industry. 'his industry is build up on a good will and on access of distribution networ(.
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Infrastructure is basic physical and organiIation structure needed for the operation of an enterprise or the ser)ice and facilities necessary for an organiIation to function. It can be generally defined as the set of interconnected structural element that pro)ides frame wor( supporting an entire structure of de)elopment. It is an important term for 3udging an organiIational de)elopment.
:ainframe infrastructure is more concerned for pro)iding the better hard and soft infrastructure facilities to all the employees. 'he main ob3ecti)e of pro)iding infrastructure facilities is to get ma4imum contribution from the employees towards the wor(. ?y creating conducti)e wor(ing en)ironment at the wor( place employees can wor( properly to attain their goals effecti)ely. 9ne of the main reasons for facilities good infrastructure facilities is to ma(e employees committed for the long period of time in the organiIation. It ma(es the wor( more con)enient for its e4ecution. 'he infrastructure facilities pro)iding by the mainframe includes the following< +rand 2ir-conditioned .obby 100* power 7afe and secure wor(ing en)ironment Wi-Ai 1nabled 7er)ice ,rin(ing water /ab transport facilities Fealth care Insurance for employees
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de)eloped, trained and moti)ated. 1mployees are competent to do their 3ob. 'raining
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and guidance pro)ide by their subordinates and superiors ma(e them more e5uipped to fulfill their needs. STYLE: 'he leadership 7tyle adopted by the management and the companys o)erall 9perating approach. 1)ery company has to change their style time to time for efficient control and performance of wor( .:ainframe also changes its style and shifts autocratic to participati)e style of leadership from left to right for implementation and accomplishment of wor( properly. SKILL: 'he actual s(ill and competencies of the employees wor(ing for the company. /ommunication 7(ills Inter $ personal 7(ills :anagerial 7(ills .eadership 'echnical 7(ills -resentation 7(ills
7F2 1, @2.617< 'he )alues and belief of the company to guide employees towards C)alued beha)ior .In N:ainframe InfrastructureO e)ery employee is following one motto i.e to be a part of family in e)ery situation.
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2. Fas networ( of 1252 offices and 1, !5,000 agents 8. 7trong /apital ?ase and strong brand bac(ing of eliance ". eliance /apital is one of Indias leading pri)ate sector financial ser)ices companies, and ran(s among the top 8 pri)ate sector financial ser)ices and ban(ing companies, in S"#+n,"/! terms of net worth 1. /ontro)ersies related to negati)e impact 3+a.n+!! Oppo#"&n "y 2. .ow ad)ertising as compared to competitors 1. 9pportunities in the newer semi-urban and rural mar(ets eliance /apital may ha)e a
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2. 1arning 6rban Eouth loo(ing for in)estments 1. T/#+a"! 1conomic crisis and global financial problems
2. I learn from your colleagues by obser)ing their positi)e and negati)e wor( habits. 8. I get a chance to learn what it is really li(e to wor( in a company, in an industry, and in )arious 3ob functions. ". In my internship i increase my confidence. 5. I (now my strengths, wea(nesses, and interests in my internship.
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In)estor ?eha)ior towards eliance .ife Insurance -olicy #/hild -lan&
".2 OB'ECTIVE OF THE STUDY 'o understanding and analysis the eliance .ife Insurance /ompany. 'o (now about customers beha)iour toward #child plan&.
2ccording the mar(et sur)ey come (now about how much potential of insurance mar(et in our city.
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segments that it caters to. 'he study then goes on to e)aluate and analyses the findings so as to present a clear picture of trends in the Insurance sector.
".4METHODOLOGY
'he methodology used to analyIe method the pro3ect in mainly based on sur)ey method and this sur)ey was conducted through Puestionnaires. RESEARCH DESIGN NON:PROBABILITY E;PLORATORY - DISCRIPTI$E E;PERIMENTAL RESEARCH 'he research is primarily both e4ploratory as well as descripti)e in nature. 'he sources of information are both primary D secondary. Samp%+ ! <+= 'he sample siIe was 50 which comprised of mainly peoples from 7iliguri. .
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found that people dont in)est their money in this /ompany, which has deistically impacted on the total turno)er of the organiIation. I tried to wor( in this area and e4plore reasons for such attrition.
R+a!on! "o *on(&*" 'o (now the in)estor beha)ior towards #/hild -lan&. 'o analysis the eliance .ife Insurance /ompany. eliance .ife Insurance
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CHAPTER 3.DATA ANALYSIS AND FINDINGS Ta5%+1. S/o? n, #+!pon(+n" a#+ +mp%oy+( o# no"
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NO 8%
Y E S 92%
'he abo)e table represents the number of respondent are employed. 9ut of 50 respondent "! are employed and " are not employed.
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of -ercentage ;! "
Y E S 96%
'he abo)e table shows the numbers of people ha)e the Insurance -olicy. 2mong the 50 peoples "0#;!*& peoples ha)e policy and 8#"*& dont ha)e.
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Bo of respondent 25 ; 5 ! 8
-ercentage 52 1; 10 18 !
RELIANCE 19%
2bo)e table "0 people ha)e Insurance -olicy. In "0 respondent 25 #52*& peoples ha)e .I/ policy, ;#1;& peoples ha)e eliance, 5#10& peoples ha)e others, !#18*&
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15-20 Y E ARS 14% 5YEARS 23% 10-15 Y E ARS 21% 5-10 Y EARS 42%
'he table shows "0 peoples ha)e Insurance policy and their time period of the -olicy. 'he option of respondents is 11#28*& peoples do 5 year policy, 20#"2*& people ha)e 5-10 year , 10#21& people ha)e 10-15 year , %#1"*& people ha)e 15-20 year policy
T()%& .S*+,#-. 2&03+-5&-$ "/ n. ?/a" a#+ "/+ 5+n+' "! o' In!&#an*+ Po% *y
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'he abo)e table shows 80#!0*& peoples thin( Insurance -olicy co)er Auture uncertainty and 10#!2*& peoples thin( 'a4 deduction.
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'he abo)e table 5#10*& respondents attracted .ow premium, 20 #"2*& respondents attracted large ris( co)ariance, 10#21*& respondents attracted :oney bac( plan, 5#10*& respondents attracted 1asy access to agents. eputation of company, 0#1%*& respondent attracted
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'he abo)e table represents :onthly income of respondents." respondents monthly income 10 000#0*&, 15 respondents monthly income 10 000-20 000#81*&, 20 respondents monthly income 20 000- 80 000#"2& and ; respondents monthly income 80 000#1;*& abo)e.
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In abo)e table represent the number of people ha)e children. 9ut of "0 people "5 #;"5*&peoples ha)e children and 8#!& ha)e not.
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'he abo)e table represents the number of respondents ha)e child plan. 9ut of "5 peoples 85#%0*& people ha)e child plan and10 #22*& peoples dont ha)e child plan for their child.
T()%& "<. S*+,#-. 2&03+-5&-$0 ,*#/* /+73(-4 /*#%5 3%(- $*&4 *(6&
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'he abo)e table represent the respondent ha)e child plan for their child. 9ut of 85 people 10#2;*&people they ha)e their childs .I/ child plan, 0#28*& people ha)e 1.I2B/1 .IA1 IB76 2B/1 child plan, 5#1"*&ha)e 7?I child plan, 5#1"*& people ha)e F,A/ child plan and %#20*& people ha)e other company child plan.
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In "0 people 25 people prefer .I/ policy. 80 people belie)e that co)ering future uncertainty is the biggest benefit of an insurance policy
:a3ority of the respondent 80 people found larger ris( co)ariance as the most attracted feature of the all.
2! people of the respondents ha)e perception of Insurance being a ta4 sa)ing. 10 people of the espondents opted for sa)ing J In)estments.
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2.2OBSER$ATION
I obser)e that now days ;0* people ha)e insurance policy.:ost of the people prefer .I/ policy. -eople belie)e that future uncertainty is the biggest benefit of an insurance policy. 'heir perception of Insurance being a ta4 sa)ing.
2.1 SUGGESTION
'o increase insurance awareness and (nowledge among people. 'o satisfy the needs of more demanding customers.
'o impro)e cost efficiency in insurance distribution. 'hey ha)e to wor( on ad)ertisement ..ac( of ad)ertisement most of the customers are not aware of the eliance .ife Insurance. 'hey ha)e to wor( on rural areas.
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2.2
CONCLUSION
9ur e4hausti)e research in the field of .ife Insurance threw up some interesting trends which can be seen in the abo)e analysis. 2 general impression that we gathered during ,ata collection was the immense awareness and (nowledge among people about )arious companies and their insurance products. -eople are beginning to loo( beyond .I/ for their insurance needs and are willing to trust pri)ate players with their hard earned money. -eople in general ha)e been impression by the mar(eting and ad)ertising campaigns of insurance companies. 2 high penetration of print, radio and 'ele)ision ad campaigns o)er the years is beginning to ha)e its impact now. 'he general satisfaction le)els among public with regards to policy and agents still re5uires impro)ement. ?ut therein lays the opportunity for a relati)e new comer li(e IB+. .I/ has ne)er been (nown for prompt ser)ice or customer oriented methods and eliance can build on these factors.
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DO YOU HAVE ANY INSURANCE POLICYC YES NO WHICH INSURANCE POLICY DO YOU HAVEC LIC ICIC SBI LIFE INSURANCE ING VYSYA LIFE RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE ANY OTHER FOR HOW MANY YEARS DO YOU HAVE INSURANCE POLICYC YRS @"< YRS "<@" YRS ANY OTHERS WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE BENEFITS OF INSURANCE COVER C COVER FUTURE UNCERTAINITY TA! DEDUCTIONS WHICH FEATURE OF YOUR POLICY ATTRACTED YOU TO BUY ITC
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LO3 PREMIUM
LARGER RISK CO$ERANCE MONEY BACK GUARNTEE REPUTATION OF COMPANY EASY ACCESS TO AGENTS
DO YOU PAY TA;ESC YES NO 3HERE HA$E YOU IN$ESTED FOR TA; SA$INGC LIC NSC BONDS PPF PF EPF 3HICH IS THE BEST FORM OF IN$ESTMENTSC FI;ED ASSETS
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BANK DEPOSIT
0E3ELLERY SECURITIES, .+. Bon(!, MF! SHARES INSURANCE
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