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Introduction:
L&T Finance is one of the leading NBFCs in the country and offers a wide spectrum of financial products and services for trade, industry and agriculture.

L&T Finance Limited (LTF) is a subsidiary of Larsen and Toubro. It was incorporated as a Non Banking Finance Company in November 1994. Through LTF, L&T aims at making a strong foray in the ever-expanding financial services sector. As a business philosophy, we fund income generating assets/activities while maintaining a clear focus on returns. LTF offers a spectrum of financial products and services for trade, industry and agriculture. The company's focus segments are corporate products, construction equipment, CVs and tractors. Despite the turbulence in the financial services markets over the past few years, L&T Finance has adapted well to the changing market dynamics to remain consistently profitable. Like the rest of the companies in L&T group, LTF is also professionally managed. LTF shares the professional values and ethos of its parent company, and has acquired and maintained a reputation for reliability, transparency of operations and absolute integrity. A steady growth rate validates the trust that industry has reposed in the company.

Industry Overview
The financial system comprises of financial institutions, financial instruments and financial markets that provide an effective payment and credit system and thereby facilitate channelizing of funds from savers to the investors of the economy. In India considerable growth has taken place in the Non-banking financial sector in last two decades. Over a period of time they are successful in rendering a wide range of services. Initially intended to cater to the needs of savers and investors, NBFCs later on developed into institutions that can provide services similar to banks. In India several factors have contributed to the growth of NBFCs. They provide tailor made services to their clients. Comprehensive regulation of the banking system and absence or relatively lower degree of regulation over NBFCs has been some of the main reasons for the growth momentum of the latter. It has been revealed by some research studies that economic development and growth of NBFCs are positively related. In this regard the World Development Report has observed that in
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the developing counties banks hold a major share of financial assets than they do in the industrially developed countries As the demand for financial services grow, countries need to encourage the development of NBFCs and securities market in order to broaden the range of services and stimulate competition and efficiency. In India the last decade has witnessed a phenomenal increase in the number of NBFCs. The number of such companies stood at 7063 in 1981, at 15358 in 1985 and it increased to 24009 by 1990 and to 55995 in 1995. The main reason for deposits with NBFCs is greater customer orientation and higher rate of interest offered by them as compared to banks. With such a dramatic growth in the numbers of NBFCs it was thought necessary to have a regulatory framework for NBFCs. Slowly the RBI came out with set of guidelines for NBFCs.

Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC)

Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) is a company registered under the Companies Act, 1956. It is engaged in the business of loans, securities, insurance, chit funds etc They also provide products/services that include margin funding, leasing and hire purchase, corporate loans, investment in non-convertible debentures, IPO funding, small ticket loans, venture capital etc.
NBFIs

Development Finance Institutions (DFIs)

Non-banking
Financial companies (NBFCs)

Insurance companies

Primary Dealers (PDs)

Mutual Funds

Investment Company

As in the diagram, NBFCs are classified into four categories

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Hire Purchase Leasing

Equipment Leasing

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1. Hire- Purchase Leasing 2. Loan Company 3. Investment Company 4. Equipment Leasing Company Till March 2009 there were 12,739 NBFCs out of which 336 NBFCs were permitted to accept public deposits

NBFCs: Why are they required?

NBFCs are required as they have a greater reach to various markets and have great efficiency in mobilizing funds. Generally banks to reduce their operational costs establish NBFC. NBFC enjoys many liberal policies by RBI in comparison with the commercial banks. However this scenario is changing. RBI now has strict measures for NBFCs also.

NBFCs are different from Banks

NBFCs cannot accept demand deposits ( Demand deposits are funds deposited in an institution, that are payable immediately on demand e.g.: Savings account, Current account etc) A NBFC cannot issue cheques, to their customers and is not a part of the payment and settlement system Deposit insurance facility of Deposit Insurance Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC) is not available for NBFC depositors They are allowed to accept/renew public deposits for a minimum period of 12 months and maximum period of 60 months. They cannot offer interest rates higher than the ceiling rate prescribed by RBI from time to time. (Currently the ceiling rate is 12.5%) They cannot offer gifts/incentives or any other additional benefit to the depositors. They should have minimum investment grade credit rating, from the credit rating agencies

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Company Background and Overview:

L&T Finance (LTF) was established in 1994 as a wholly owned subsidiary of L&T, for its foray into financial services. It is a Non Banking Financial Company, classified under the category Asset Finance Company Non Deposit Taking Engaged in short to medium term asset backed financing viz. construction equipment, commercial vehicles, tractors and farm equipment, channel finance, microfinance etc. With its product / service offerings, LTF caters to all the major customer segments viz. Corporate, SME and Retail LTF has a nation wide network of over 200 locations, with strong footprint in rural / semi urban areas It has an employee base of ~ 2,800, lead by an experienced management team While the company was set-up with a view to synergize with the opportunities within the L&T ecosystem, today LTF has established itself successfully in all its chosen market segments L&T Finance Limited (LTF) is a subsidiary of Larsen and Toubro Limited. It was incorporated as a Non Banking Finance Company in November 1994. Through LTF, L&T aims at making a strong foray in the ever-expanding financial services sector. As a business philosophy, L&T Finance funds income generating assets/activities while maintaining a clear focus on returns. LTF offers a spectrum of financial products and services for trade, industry and agriculture. The company's focus segments are corporate products, construction equipment, CVs and tractors. Despite the turbulence in the financial services markets over the past few years, L&T Finance has adapted well to the changing market dynamics to remain consistently profitable. Like the rest of the companies in L&T group, LTF is also professionally managed. LTF shares the professional values and ethos of its parent company, and has acquired and maintained a reputation for reliability, transparency of operations and absolute integrity. A steady growth rate validates the trust that industry has reposed in the company. Mission : Our Aim : To be a strategic business partner and a solution provider. Our Purpose : To nurture human capital and develop leadership for professional excellence through
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meritocracy and continuous learning environment. Our values : Customer orientation, teamwork, trust and transparency. Vision : "To be a dominant player in financial services, committed to constant innovation and sustained customer service to enhance shareholder's wealth. LTF will foster trust, uphold integrity and radiate positive energy."

L&T Finance

Key Strengths
Strong parentage of L&T

Brand

Trusted and respected

Strong presence in the rural / semi urban location

Adequate Capitalisation

CAR as on 31st Mar, 10 was 16.41% vs. the RBI norm of 12%

Credit rating of AA+ by CARE and LAA+ by ICRA

Indicates high safety, stability and lowest credit risk

Credit Rating

Diversified and balanced mix of businesses

Well balanced portfolio of corporate and retail assets

Caters to diverse customer segments High portfolio quality and collection efficiencies

Experienced
management team

Senior management team has extensive knowledge and experience in managing financial services business

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Commercial Vehicle Finance :

In 1996, L&T Finance had made a foray in financing of commercial vehicles. L&T Finance offers financing Commercial Vehicles of all makes and sizes. We also undertake funding of the body for the Commercial Vehicles. L&T Finance has an extensive network from where you can easily avail financing for your Commercial Vehicle.

So why partner with us?

L&T Finance is involved in financing Commercial Vehicles of all makes and sizes. It also undertakes funding of the body of the Commercial Vehicles. Major manufacturers with whom L&T Finance has a tie-up include Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, Volvo, Eicher Motors, AMW, Force Motors and M&M. With a trasparent process and a quick turnaround time on loan sanctioning & disbursement, we make sure that your dream of owning your Commercial Vehicle is completely hassle free.

Advantages of partnering with L&T Finance

Presence in more than 70 locations Flexible repayment option Competitive interest rates Finance for used vehicles available Faster loan approval and disbursement

Salient Features of our Commercial Vehicle Financing

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Tenor up to 5 years Trained and empowered team Financier to all categories of vehicles

Transportation Equipment Finance

Business Model Tie ups with CV dealers and manufacturers. While North & West are primary markets, this product is offered pan India except NorthEast and J&K. An exclusive team manages the deal origination, processing and collection. Customers include both first time users and fleet owners.

Product Description LTF finances purchase of CVs of all makes and sizes. 35 year term loans are offered.

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Competitors:

I. HDFC BANK II. ICICI BANK III. SUNDRAM FINANCE

Loans are extended for the purchase of: Commercial Vehicles - Loans for commercial vehicles (this includes buses, trucks,tankers, tippers, transit mixers, tempos) - HCVs (heavy commercial vehicles), MCVs (medium commercial vehicles), LCVs (light commercial vehicles, and SCVs (small commercial vehicles) We provide funding for all models of Tata Motors, Eicher, Volvo, Mahindra Navistar, MAN, AMW, Mahindra & Mahindra, Swaraj Mazda, Bajaj Tempo, Ashok Leyland, etc. The choice is entirely yours.

Type of loans
New Vehicles Used Vehicle / Refinance Balance Transfer Top-Up loans

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We have extended products like funding of new vehicles, finance on used vehicles, top up on existing loans, working capital loans & other banking products. We have a range of services on existing loans,as are listed below. Commercial Vehicle Loans Reaches you through more than 180 locations across the country Range of products under one umbrella. Funding for trucks, buses, tippers, light commercial vehicles and small commercial vehicles. Products including funding for new vehicles, finance on used vehicles and top up on existing loans. Preferred financier status with all leading manufacturers. Simple documentation processes. Quick turn around time. Flexible financing solutions to meet individual requirements.

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Shriram Transport Finance Company Limited is India's largest player in commercial vehicle finance that was established in the year 1979.The company has a network of 488 branches and service centers.We are one of the largest asset financing NBFCs in India with a niche presence in financing pre-owned trucks and Small Truck Owners (STOs).

We are a part of the "SHRIRAM" conglomerate which has significant presence in financial services viz., commercial vehicle financing business, consumer finance, life and general insurance, stock broking, chit funds and distribution of financial products such as life and general insurance products and units of mutual funds. Apart from these financial services, the group is also present in non-financial services business such as property development, engineering projects and information technology.

Our Company was incorporated in the year 1979 and is registered as a Deposit taking NBFC with Reserve Bank of India under Section 45IA of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934.

STFC decided to finance the much neglected Small Truck Owner. Shriram understood the power of 'Aspiration' much before marketing based on 'Aspiration' became fashionable. Shriram started lending to the Small Truck Owner to buy new trucks. But we found a mismatch between the Aspiration and Ability. The Truck Operator was honest but the Equity at his command was not sufficient to support the credit levels required to buy a new truck.

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To make it easy for potential customers to own Tata Motors We strive to ensure speedy processing of vehicles, we ventured into vehicle financing way back in 1957. contracts which are either cleared directly by the dealers or are approved by their Today, Tata Motor Finance (TMF), the in-house financing arm field staff. The contracts are usually of Tata Motors, provides a single window service to customers finalized within 1 to 3 working days. by being accessible to them through the dealers. TMF has partnered the growth of many single truck operators, who have evolved to the status of fleet owners. Besides catering to individuals, TMF offers specially designed finance products for fleet operators and institutions. Currently, TMF has crossed 2,00,000 live contracts, and is among the top vehicle financiers in the country.

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Loan Documentation
A critical feature of executing any loan involves perfecting the Finance Companys security interests in collateral. A security interests is the legal claim on property that secures payment on a debt or performance of an obligation. When the Finance Companys claim is superior to that of other creditors and the borrower, its security interest s is said to be perfected. The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) establishes that documentation is required to obtain a security interests in commercial lending. The UCC applies in every state, although various states have revised certain condition. Each lending officer must understand what conditions apply wherever the Finance Company conducts business. Because there are many different types of borrowers and collateral, there are different methods in perfecting a security interests. In most cases, the Finance Company requires borrowers to sign a security agreement that assigns qualifying collateral to the Finance Company. This agreement describes the collateral and relevant covenants or warranties. Formal closure may involve getting the signature of the third party guarantor on the loan agreement or having a key individual assigns the cash value of the life insurance policy to the Finance Company. In other cases, a Finance Company may need to obtain title to equipment or vehicles. Whenever the security agreement is signed by all parties and the Finance Company hold the collateral, the security interests is perfected. When the borrower, holding collateral, assigns or mortgages it to the Finance Company, the said charge is to be filed with ROC. To establish the charge/rights of the Finance Company on the assets, filling of charge (form 8) is necessary. Once the loan is fully repaid, the lender also needs to file form 17 towards satisfaction of their charge with ROC. This frees the assets/collateral provided as security by the borrower.

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Legal Aspects of Loan Documentation

A loan agreement represents the Finance Companys legal relationship with the borrower and also with third parties involved in the loan. When a loan is classified as nonperforming asset (NPA), legal action will be taken against the borrower in accordance with the loan agreement and documentation made before disbursing the loan. Therefore in preparing loan documentation, a Finance Company must take due care in preparing it because the borrowers attorney, other creditors, Bankruptcy trustees and the borrowers guarantors can challenge it. If those mentioned can prove the deficiencies of a legal adequacy of the loan agreement, the Finance Company may lose it right over the collateral and will be unable to collect its money from the borrowers or guarantors. In preparing the loan documentation the Finance Company must observe the following aspects of legal aspects of loan documentations: To use the proper legal name of the borrower exactly as it appears in the National Identity card in all loan documentation. For a corporation, the Finance Company needs to verify the name by obtaining a copy of its charter from the registrar of companies. For partnership, a partner agreement is required. Ascertain that if the owner of the collateral is not the borrower himself then the owner must execute all security documentation. Make sure that there are signatures of the borrowers and guarantors on the loan documentation. For a corporation, it must clearly indicate the number of signatories required and the capacity of the individuals signing the documentation. To have a complete and accurate collateral description. For example, where land is given as collateral information such as location, size, owner and users of the land should be accurate.

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Loans that are secured with real estate property, a Finance Company must make a title search prior to creating a charge on the same. This is essential to ensure that the property is unencumbered. To have adequate information and valuation of the collateral charged to the Finance Company. A Finance Company need to inspect the collateral and is required to make formal appraisals regarding the current market value and distress sale value of the collateral. This should ideally be done by a govt. approved valuer. Normally Banks and NBFCs have their empanelled valuers. To reduce default risk, a Finance Company will require the borrower to buy insurance coverage for the charged asset/collateral and the Finance Company shall be named as the beneficiary on the insurance policy. The Finance Company must inform the guarantor about his duty as a guarantor to the borrower. A Finance Company must not misrepresent the financial strength of the borrower or the value the collateral to the guarantor. The guarantor must be notified about the status of the loan especially where a problem might arise from the loan. Before disbursing the loan the Finance Companies must make sure that perfection of security interests is done in its favor.

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Tools for loan documentation

Documentation does not need to be fancy. The information can be concise. A simple form will do the trick - as long as the lenders fill out the form. Loan officer worksheets are familiar to all lenders. Most institutions have some form of lender worksheet. Most of the worksheets have the information needed for compliance documentation. The problem is that lenders don't use them. If you use worksheets to document loan underwriting, be sure to maintain the clear expectation that a "good loan" is one with proper documentation. More advanced techniques include use of software such as Excel. These can be developed in a shell form and provided to lenders. Using a software form can have the advantage of doubling as a loan committee memo. Serving this double purpose is a way of minimizing what is perceived as "extra" work for compliance while providing the institution with consistent documentation. Automated underwriting systems may create the

documentation. As underwriters enter the information into the system, the documentation system is created. However, this system is dependent on collecting the information first. And there are also situations when a "notes" box should contain information. Whatever system you use, lenders should not be allowed to skip steps or make assumptions. When that happens, you have documentation deficiencies that will haunt you. The compliance bottom line should be the loan officer's bottom line. Poorly documented loans should count against the loan officer's performance evaluation.

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Loan Documentation Deficiencies

Loan documentation deficiencies usually occur when a Finance Company is negligent in doing the evaluation on the borrower or the lender is skip steps or make assumption in loan documentation whilst they are not allowed to do it. The loan documentation deficiencies that are usually faced by the Finance Companies are:

Obsessed in Loan Term and Conditions

With regard to the preparation of the loan and security documents, good drafting requires at every assay for these documents to encapsulate the term and conditions on which the loan is granted and secured. It had been noticed, however, the draftsmen of loan documents can sometimes be so obsessed in ensuring that all the term and conditions are set out in the documents that many a time they end up repeating the term and conditions in the loan and the security documents, whilst paying scant regard to the important legal procedures to perfect the securities in favor of the lender. As a result, problems are bound when the time comes to enforce these securities. If this situation happened the borrower can challenge the documents. Therefore the lender should be very careful in perfecting the loan documentation before released the loan to the borrower. The term and conditions stated in the documents must be accurate and easy to understand by the borrower. This can reduce the risk of loan documentation deficiencies to the Finance Company that will lead to the loss to the Finance Company itself.

Failure to Assess risk or fraud of Documents

Failure to assess of documents risk or fraud may cause deficiencies to the loan documentation. Forged documents may be done by the irresponsible borrower to get the money from the Finance Company. This is another deficiencies face by the loan documentations because it is lack of sufficient system that can trace the forge document from entering the process of giving out loan by the Finance Company.

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The document that usually being forged by the borrower is the document of title if the collateral gives to the Finance Company is the real property. This situation also tests the efficiency of the Finance Company Officer itself in handling the loan documentation and evaluating the borrower before the loan is being approved. Inspection on the property charged as collateral must be done by the Finance Company Officer to make sure the existence of the collateral and the exact value of the collateral. If the forged document is being accepted by the Finance Company in loan documentation it would invite problems in the future where the Finance Company cannot enforce its right over the collateral charged. It may cause losses to the Finance Company where they cannot collect any money from the borrower and the collateral charged thats why the loan documentation must be done carefully.

Failure to Register the Charge

Another common mistake in perfecting the lenders securities is the failure to register the charges as required by law, and also the giving of advice to the lender to release the loan upon presentations of transfers and charges simultaneously with the lenders withdrawal of private caveat only to find out subsequently that the charges presented for registration at the land office has been rejected. Section 108 CA provides that where a charged where is required to be registered under this section, the charged shall be registered with the Registry of Companies within 30 days after its creation. Hence, if the charge is over land, then the charge is required to be registered within 30 days after it have been registered with the land office. If the charge is not registered within a specified period, then it can only be registered with prior leave of the court. If the court gives the extension of time and the charge is registered, then it becomes valid ab initio as if registered within the specified period. However, if the application for extension is made after the commencement of winding up the company, then the court will most likely refuse to grant the extension of time. Nonregistration of a charge which is required to be registered will make the company and every officer of the company acting in default guilty of an offence and the charge will be void against the liquidator and creditors of the company. In other words, the lender will be
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unsecured creditor vis--vis the liquidator and the other creditors of the company albeit section 108(2) CA states that the debt is still revocable by the lender. The charges which are required to be registered under section 108 CA are: Debentures A charge on its uncalled share capital A charge on share of its subsidiary owned by the company An instrument which is remittable as a bill of sale if executed by an individual to charge a property to secure payment of money. A charge of assignment over land or any interest therein A charge over the companys book debts A floating charge of the companys undertaking or property A charge on calls made but not paid A charge on a ship or an aircraft or any share therein A charge on goodwill, on a patent or license under a patent, on a trade mark, copyright or a license under a copyright. A charge on a credit balance of the company in any deposit account

Despite clear word being used in section 108 CA, doubt still arise sometimes as to whether a particular security is required to be registered. The best approach when one is in doubt is that one should still, nevertheless, always submit the charge of registration and let the Registry of Companies reject it if it is unnecessary for registration under the CA.

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REPORT List of KYC(know your customers) documents for Individuals: 1. Identity Proof
o Passport o PAN Card o Voters Identity Card o Driving License o Bank Pass Book with Photograph o Letter from Government Authority o Notarized document

2. Residence Proof
o Passport o Voters Identity Card o Telephone Bill o Electricity Bill o Domicile Certificate o Municipal Water Tax Bill o Income Tax / Wealth Tax Assessment Order o Letter from Government Authority o Notarized document

3. Signature Proof
o Bankers Signature Verification o Driving License o Passport o PAN Card o Notarized document

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Abstract
Loan is of critical importance in the procedure of giving out loans by the finance companies. Without proper documentation of loan the Finance Company cannot get the security to secure the loan which would expose the Finance Companies to the greater risk. In addition to the security given by the borrower against their loan, the Finance Company officer also needs to make sure that certain term and conditions have been fulfilled by the borrower.

The Finance Company must be very careful in documenting the loan to avoid any type of risk in the future that will cause losses to the Company. If any deficiency in loan documentation occurs, it would reduce the Companys power to enforce its right and also reduce the efficiency of its working. So, the Finance Company needs to make sure that all term and conditions are fulfilled to protect its own interests. For undertaking the project the first and foremost requirement was the knowledge of the industry and the sector in which the company is currently working. For this purpose a basic study of Indian Financial system was done which covered almost all the basic concepts of the working of Finance companies in India including Banks, Financial institutions and Non Banking Financial Companies majorly focusing on the RBIs policies regarding the working of Non Banking Finance Companies, statutory requirements for procedures etc. After the basic study of the regulatory environment, sectorial review and industry research was done keeping in view the major players in the industry and their operations in the market from the strategic point of view. India is emerging as one of the biggest financial hubs in the world. A number of small and big NBFCs have entered into the industry and have bolted the competition in the sector. Various operational strategies are adopted by different companies to survive and to grow in the industry. After completing the study of the working of the environment in which the company is working the next step was to understand the functioning of the company i.e. L & T

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Finance Ltd. A comprehensive study of the policies and procedures of the company, its customers, employees, business, operations and administration, etc was done. L&T Finance Limited (LTF) is a subsidiary of Larsen and Toubro Limited. It was incorporated as a Non Banking Finance Company in November 1994. Through LTF, L&T aims at making a strong foray in the ever-expanding financial services sector. As a business philosophy, L & T funds income generating assets/activities while maintaining a clear focus on returns. LTF offers a spectrum of financial products and services for trade, industry and agriculture. The company's focus segments are corporate products, construction equipment, CVs and tractors. Despite the turbulence in the financial services markets over the past few years, L&T Finance has adapted well to the changing market dynamics to remain consistently profitable. The operations of the company are divided into two major departments, The Corporate Finance Group (CFG) and the Retail Finance Group (RFG). Under CFG the area for the project was documentation of loans and leases.

Corporate Loans & Leases

Business Model LTF offers asset backed term loans to its corporate clients for purchase of plant & machinery, IT equipment, furniture & fixtures etc. Charge is created in favor of LTF. Customers for this product include large corporate as well as SMEs

Thereafter the knowledge of the different products offered by them and their profile was analyzed so as to understand the specific particulars required for carrying out the project work. After completing the study of the products and services the main project work was initialized. The whole documentation done pre and post disbursement in the Corporate

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Lease and Loans accounts of the Corporate Finance Group were observed and analyzed and their perfection with respect to regulations and standards was measured and reported. All current deals and recently closed deals were thoroughly checked and customized report for each transaction stating the perfection of documentation was prepared so as to provide clear information about the security documentation status of these accounts. After recording all the data in the set format, the printed report along with a copy of the offer letter was submitted to the concerned authorities for further follow up. The gaps, if any, as shown by the report were tracked by the officials and the appropriate steps for their fulfillment were taken.

Prospective Clients: Name of clients Mr. Suresh chand khandelwal Mr.Ramesh chhajad Mr.Ashok gupta Mr.Hari dubey Mr.Amol jain Contact numbers 2561430 9977088001

Objectives of the Project:

To study the loans procedure in the company To understand and analyze the security documentation needed for loans

To study their perfection in terms of industry standards and regulations/norms by governing bodies.

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Methodology:
The methodology for the project consists of a mix of both primary and secondary research. Direct interaction with the employees and physical verification and analysis of documents lead to primary research and information available in form of company literature, internet, and other resources like newspapers, magazines etc. lead to secondary research.

Scope of the Project:.

The project helps the organization to check perfection of the working procedure and keep a track of them. The reports prepared as a part of the project covered all the nitty-gritty aspects of loans for commercial vehicles. The project is done in such a way that it can be generalized to the working of other companies in the industry as well.

Outcomes:
CAM (Credit Approval Memo) Preparation: Capture the business detail of proposed borrower, point out the positive point about the proposed borrower and mitigate the weakness. Full fill all the requirements required by the Credit Manager.

Manage the Dealer: Manage the Dealer (authorized Dealer of various Commercial Vehicles like TATA, Ashok Leyland, and Eicher etc.). Generating enquiries from the dealer to co ordinate with them. Arranging activities to promote the sale.

Customer Meet: Meeting with different types of customers and learn the technique of convincing them.

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Team Management: Learn to manage the team and motivate them. Conflict Management within the system and outside the system

Limitations of the Study:

Availability of the critical information of the competitors regarding documentation of loans was difficult. To maintain confidentiality of the clients, disclosure of their personal information was not possible. The time available for completion of the project was limited. The linguistic barrier and geographical barrier were also constraining.

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