5th October 2016

Mr. Mirang K Parikh, Scud Marfin Pvt. Ltd - Vadodara

Mr. Mirang Parikh, a commerce graduate – started his career in financial advisory space under the mentorship and guidance of his uncle. He faced tough initial days, but he managed to overcome the hard times with his hard work and determination. He is running his advisory business with a vision to fulfill financial dreams and aspirations of individuals or families at large.

 Mirang feels proud when his clients share their happiness stories and appreciate him, his clients acknowledge his hard work and have confessed that their financial happiness is because of his support & guidance. He mentioned that one of his clients once said, “with your little push we can see the corpus”. Mirang shared, “many such incidents have happened where clients tell us that how a long lasting financial impact we were able to make in the lives of our investors and thereby bringing a smile on their face.”

 When it comes to advising new partners, his single line advise is: “Don’t be a part of the rat race, keep up the hard work, success will follow”. Team e-Saathi takes immense pride in sharing the interview of Mr. Parikh. We wish him all the best for his future endeavours.

 ES: Please introduce yourself and also share your vision and mission or goals in life.

Mirang: I am representing our family business in the name of Scud Marfin Pvt. Ltd. We work in a team and put in our collective efforts. I am a commerce graduate; engaged in the profession of helping individuals, achieve their goals.

Our vision is to spread the idea of savings that can beat inflation and at the same time support the fulfillment of dreams and aspirations of an individual or a family at large.

Our punch line is; “We have a different World waiting for you”

ES: What inspired you to choose the career of a financial advisor / distributor?

Mirang: I was brought into this field by my Maternal Uncle; who was into financial advisory but he was doing Life Insurance only; I joined him and under his guidance I started learning the concepts and values of this noble profession. In the year 2003, I met someone from the Mutual Fund (MF) business, I was a little skeptical about MF at that time but later I could sense that MF is going to be a strong investment opportunity where one can beat inflation and build capital.

ES : Setting the financial advisory business takes some time. How did you handle the challenges on the financial front in the initial period of your business?

Mirang: I joined MF industry through NJ in the last quarter of the year 2007; some period went well but during 2008 the real pain started as our initial clients were disturbed because of the market turbulence. The main challenge was to give them confidence about the MF investments they had made and to make them understand the idea of staying invested.

In our country people at large prefer fixed income investments. So, it was a little difficult to convince them about Mutual Fund investments initially.

ES : What made you join NJ as an NJ Partner ?

Mirang: In a marketing activity of NJ, an RE (Mr. Apurva) gave me a Brochureed the benefits of Mutual Fund business and also how it will help create long term wealth. I was convinced and that is how we started our journey with NJ in the name of “Scud Marfin Pvt. Ltd.”.

ES : Do you promote the idea of savings through MF SIP to your clients?

Mirang: Yes we promote the concept of SIP; and for this I am really thankful to NJ’s philosophy and conviction about the product.

I believe:

SMALL SIPs can definitely beat the BIG INFLATION.

ES : Client communications is an integral part of your business. Please share any best practices / services related to communications adopted by you.

Mirang: You are absolutely correct. In the current scenario you need to remind your presence to the clients and we frequently send MCS Videos and One Pagers from NJ for this purpose.

Secondly, we also send Newspaper Cuttings or any other important news from any source which can be helpful to our clients.

ES : How much importance do you give to Insurance in your advisory practice?

Mirang: Whatever heights you achieve, but you always need to remember the basics, likewise any financial advisor can’t ignore Life Insurance, which is the basic.

In the area of financial advisory, Insurance is equally important as wealth creation is.

"SAR SALAMAT TO PAGHDI SALAMAT".

ES:How do you educate and convince your clients for mutual funds, especially the first time investors?

Mirang: Whenever there is a new client, we gather his information and ask for his / her personal goals, dreams and aspirations. Then we guide them with the various financial tools for an investment suitable to his risk profile and time horizon.

ES : How do you evaluate NJ's technology initiatives such as various On-line Desks & Mobile Solutions ?

Mirang: Change is always good; and as far as NJ is concerned NJ is always ahead of time. I still remember NJ was the first to promote SIP, then others followed. Online transactions will gear up and will bring more business.

Digitalization is good; our PM Shri Narendra Modi also promotes Digital India. For those investors who are tech savvy, it is a blessing. As an NJ Partner, we are benefited by the digital platform as it reduces travel time and there is no geographical barrier.

ES : What advantages do you feel NJ E-Wealth offers to both Clients and Partners?

Mirang: It is easy to transact; as there is no specific time or place requirement. You can transact as per mutual convenience. While transacting, there are no chances of signature differences, unclaimed dividend, no mistake in name writing and it is easy to transmit in case of any unforeseen event.

ES:Please share with us any standards / best practices related to client segmentation. If yes, also share any differentiation made in service offerings to these client segments.

Mirang: We segregate clients on the basis of their time horizon, risk appetite and individual nature. E.g some investors are not ready to take risk, then we suggest them with products where there is low risk and moderate returns.

ES : What type of a boss / leader do you see yourself as? What is the image of the ideal boss that you aspire to become?

Mirang: A real leader is the one who can take calculative risk and allow subordinates and teammates to grow along with him. I aspire to become a person who can think empathetically and give strength to those who are associated with me so that they can grow and be able to fulfill their dreams and wishes.

ES : Can you share any incident /event which has had a lasting impact on you or on your business as a financial advisor /distributor?

Mirang: My brother who is a professor with one of India’s most prestigious institute, used to say; “SIP makes Investor Happy”; and we have always propagated this idea whenever we meet a prospective client and in most cases the lead became our client.

There are many incidents that has helped us create a long lasting impression; many investors come to our office and frankly confess that; “with your little push we can see the corpus.”

ES : How do you assess /see the future of financial advisory business in India? How can we as Partners be ready / prepared to make the most of it?

Mirang: With the help of advancement in technology by NJ; I am sure that NJ partners would be on a different scale altogether. We need to adapt with the change because the external factors change faster than the internal.

ES : How much importance do you give to Asset Allocation & Risk Profiling while offering solutions to clients' needs ?

Mirang: Asset Allocation & Risk Profiling is very important; because unless you know the actual requirements, goals and nature of the customer, you can’t give him what he really wants.

ES : Winning the trust of a Client is not an easy task. How do you think, you can win the trust of your Clients?

Mirang: Trust or Faith between client and advisor is a key factor. In my opinion, no one can win trust in one go, it is a continuous process. If we advise innovative and prudent products and follow fair practices, we can march towards 'Wining Trust of Clients'.

ES : What suggestion / advice would you like to give to new Partners who have not yet established themselves in the business?

Mirang: Each Day is a Learning Day. So, every day I am a new NJ partner with new ideas and thoughts. My suggestion is don’t be a part of the rat race, keep up the hard work, success will follow.

ES : Can you please share your short term and long term targets for your business.

Mirang: Looking forward to have an AUM of Rs 50 cr. and to have SIP book of Rs. 50 lacs.

 

19 September 2016

Mr. Devang Shah, Vadodara

Mr. Devang shah started his career in Financial Services Iindustry in the year 1984 as a Part time Business as an – as an LIC Agent. He had worked with Link Pharma Chem Ltd. for 16 Years as aas a Managerial in Accounts & Taxation. He left the job in the year 2000  and Wwith my his Hard work, Passion and dDetermination, started his own business of Insurance and Investment left the job in the year 2000 and. aAt present, Mr. Shah is serving the same company as being a part of BoD as an Independent Director.  - running a successful advisory business. 

Team e-Saathi wishes him a very best luck for his business and wish all luck to his clients that they achieve financial nirvana in their lives under the guidance and advice of this team.

ES: Please introduce yourself and also share your vision and mission or goals in life.
Devang:
I got associated with NJ India Invest Pvt. Ltd. in the year 2004. Along with Family Protection Planning, I also started advising for Wealth Creation with the Support of NjJ. With thethe Current AUM of 25Cr. and SIP Input value of 19 Lacs P.Mpm, I am Aaiming to reach theat an AUM of Rs. 200 Crores by 2020.

Currently I am serving more than 300+ customer bases.

ES: What inspired you to choose the career of a financial advisor / distributor?
Devang:
I feel there is ample of Opportunity in this developing Market. Everyone has money but do not have enough time to manage it. People just understand in  spending money inon the things which are not required. When there is such occasion arriveunexpected circumstances arrive, they may face some liquidity problems, so on theis basis of this, I take an opportunity to guide them properly with respect to their Ffinancial Goals, investments required to achieve these goals and to avoid unnecessary expenses. With the Hhelp of the Platform provided by NJ, it is easy to convince the Cclient and make proper Financial Planning for them.

ES:Setting the financial advisory business takes some time. How did you handle the challenges on the financial front in the initial period of the business?
Devang:
Started with Mutual Fund advising in the year 2004 when the market was in a bull phase. It was the time of NFO's. With my little knowledge, I started selling NFO in Mutual Fund. Till the time market was in a good phase it was not much morevery difficult for me. in advising bBut in the year 2008, as the market got crashed and wheren no one had given a thought to it., Iit became difficult for me in advising MF to Clients. Acquiring Pproper knowledge in this business is more important, where NJ played a major role by giving updates & trainings. After the year 2008Gradually, I could understand the technicalities of the product and that there should bethe importance of proper asset allocation of our clients.

"A Rome was not build in a Day"

ES:What made you to join NJ as NJa Partner ?
Devang:
The technology platform whatthat NJ is providing is excellent.  NJ E- Wealth has made the Mutual Fund Selling on a very easy mode of Operation. NJ Gurukul wasis also very useful for me.

ES: Do you promote the idea of savings through MF SIP in your clients?
Devang:
Yes I do promote SIP's. I believe and propagate,

"With small investments, you can achieve Big Financial Goals"
&
"A Rome was not built in a Day".

Everything requires time to grow. One should never be timeing the market daily. I always promote SIP according to theirclients' Financial Goals, so it would be a compulsory investment andrequire a commitment and avoid unnecessary expenses.

ES:Client communications is an integral part of your business. Please share any best practices / services related to communications adopted by you.
Devang:
MCS images and Videos help our client abed me spreadout the awareness ofabout Wealth Creation and having Insurance. Paper Leaflets- News letters has helped me in generating leads/ acquiring new clients. CRM is very important in managing the clients and building strong relationship with my clients.

ES: How much importance do you give to Insurance in your advisory practice? Devang:Every Citizen should have insurance. Since people have lack of knowledge about insurance, it is our duty to make them understandaware.  Even the BJPcurrent Government has started spreading the importance of having insurance.

ES:How much importance do you give to Asset Allocation & Risk Profileing while offering solutions to clients needs ?
Devang:
Building Wealth offor Clients is thean important role of a Financial Advisor and it can be achieved by proper asset allocation and by understanding the needs of a client. MARS is a beautiful product of NJ where it provides different Portfolios according to thedifferent needs of Clients. NJ is successfully managing this product which is delivering good returns in any market scenario.

ES: Can you please share your short term and long term targets for your business. Devang: My long term goal is targeting to reach the AUM of Rs 200 Crore by the year 2020 with SIP Book Value of Rs 2 Crore and SIP Book Value of Rs 30 lacs per month as a short term goal of the current F.Y.

 

03 September 2016

Mr. Marzee Kerawala - Nivesh India, Mumbai - Dadar

Marzee Kerawala started his full time financial advisory business in January 2008 right at the peak of the last bull market. The entire period from Jan 2008 to Aug 2013 was a difficult time for financial planning profession. Equity markets were sluggish and the period was marred with Lehman crises, Satyam fiasco, weak macroeconomics, dollar trouble just to name a few. In this same time period when more than 14000 IFA's shut their shop, he has scaled his business to new highs and is now having more than a BILLION of Assets under management.

ES:Setting the financial advisory business takes some time. How did you handle the challenges on the financial front in the initial period of the business?
Marzee: First of all, let me tell you that I have not achieved this feat overnight. It is my years of dedication and passion to create wealth for my clients that has got me here.
I have devoted my significant time, money and energy to constantly upgrade myself. So after resigning from my well-paying job as CFO India Aeroflot Russian Airline, I had to start from scratch. When I started my practice it was Jan 2008, that only made matters worse for me as the markets had crossed 21000 and thereafter it came down to 9000 by march 2009 and it wasn't easy to get clients confidence. It was my period of learning and I had my share of failures as well. What helped me stay ahead in difficult times was my philosophy that my "clients interest comes first". My advice has always been client centric and not Company or Product centric.

ES:What made you to join NJ as NJ Partner ?
Marzee:
When I was working with Aeroflot Russian Airlines as their CFO, my brother Mr. Maher Dhamodiwala had got a campus recruitment and was appointed as branch manager for NJ pune branch. While he was in the process of doing partner acquisition for NJ, he bounced off his ideas to me and made me understand the potential of this profession in long term. I liked the idea but initially was little hesitant to leave my high paying cushy job. But he supported me and guided me well. Today in hindsight I think I have done way better for myself and my family than what I would be doing as a CFO of an airline company.

ES:Client communications is an integral part of your business. Please share any best practices / services related to communications adopted by you.
Marzee:
yes I do believe that we are in profession were we need to constantly engage clients by way of communication. Three things which I religiously follow with all my clients irrespective of their AUM is

  1. Wishing them on their Birthdays
  2. I have subscribed to newsletters/mcs so once a month I sent newsletters to all my clients.
  3. I fix up review meetings with clients on regular intervals depending on the size of the portfolio. This is one of the most effective way of keeping in touch with them.
  4. I do lot of Business in MARS so whenever there is a rebalancing call it gives me an opportunity to call them and communicate with them. Me and my clients both have found the relevance of rebalancing the portfolio at appropriate market levels.

Also would like say that as always I have maintained NJ platform is one of the best what an IFA can get. We have seen rapid and continuous innovations not only on technology front but also new product innovations like MARS. Infact I would like to say that there is more on offering from NJ side than what we can actually avail of.

ES:How do you educate and convince your clients for mutual funds, especially the first time investors?
Marzee:
To me financial planning means being personally involved with my client families in their financial journey. It also involves lot of hand holding in difficult times when markets are volatile, especially when an investor is naïve and the family has never had exposure to equity as an asset class. It is difficult times like this when you meet them, provide them with correct information and make them successfully sail through the ups and downs of markets that they become your clients forever. I attribute my success to the Faith and Trust my investors has posed in me and my abilities, and that to me is the biggest Asset of our firm NiveshIndia.

ES:What advantages do you feel NJ E-Wealth offers to both Clients and Partners?
Marzee: The importance of e wealth account to me can be gauged from the fact that I don't take up a client if he/she is not willing to open an e wealth account.
If I sit an analyse my top 30 clients I see that 17 of them are out of Mumbai i.e. they are not residents of Mumbai. Moreover I have now more than 40 clients who are based in different cities of India (other than Mumbai ) or they are NRI's who are out of India. To service them and to give them seamless smooth experience and for me to be rest assured about the transactional queries, I have made up a rule for myself that I will let go of that business/client who don't open a e wealth account than to work with him in physical.

ES:How much importance do you give to Asset Allocation & Risk Profile while offering solution to clients need ?
Marzee:
whenever I sign a new client I always run his detailed financial plan, I gather lot of financial and personal data and then come up with reliable solutions. These plans are customized for each and every individual and I charge them fees for it. I normally charge 8000 – 12000 depending on the work and complexity involved. Once I have done this exercise than I know my client well. For me making a detailed financial plan for my clients is my KYC "KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER". I give lots of importance to Asset allocation which reflects in my style of working and is evident from the fact that I picked up an award in recent PBC for MARS.

ES: Winning the trust of a Client is not an easy task. How do you think you can win the trust of the Clients?
Marzee:
The best way to win clients trust is to show them what I do with my money. How I save my money. Where do I invest my money? Once he knows that I do exactly the same thing with my money what I advise him to do there is a level of confidence. One thing that I have learned with my over ten years of experience, is that you should accept your mistakes. Whether it is a transactional error or a tactical error I have always owned up my mistakes and I have realized that clients are more than happy to work with honest advisors rather than engaging financial mavericks that they don't trust.

 

07 September 2016

Mr. Jay Bhatt

Anand – Gujarat.

Mr. Jay Bhatt – is a science graduate, who entered the financial services industry with an LIC agency in the year 2002. He joined NJ in 2004 and there after he never looked back. He believes that NJ is his second most trusted partner after his life partner – his wife. Jay is working on a mission to achieve Rs 100 Cr. AUM & Rs 2 Cr SIP book by 2020, accompanied with a very noble vision to bringing Real Financial Freedom in all his clients' lives.

Team e-Saathi proudly presents an interview with Mr. Jay Bhatt and wish him all the best for all his future endeavors.


ES: Please introduce yourself.

Jay: I joined NJ in September 2004 and presently have 600+ satisfied clients. I also have an LIC agency since 2002. My present AUM is Rs 16+ Cr. and my SIP input is Rs 22 lac monthly. I help clients to achieve their financial goals with effective and smart investment planning. I understand that clients are the back bone of our business so I keep clients' interests at the center. My mission is to achieve Rs. 100 Cr. AUM by 2020. And my vision is financial freedom for all my present and future clients.

Frankly speaking, I was not sincere when I took on this career, NJ taught me about mutual funds and I made a career in the mutual fund industry in the last 2 years. Now I am focused towards my career and I have a clear goal of Rs 100 Cr. AUM by 2020. NJ inspired me to adopt mutual funds.

ES: Setting the financial advisory business takes some time. How did you handle the challenges on the financial front in the initial period of your business?

Jay: I belong to a very small village Umreth of Dist. Anand, and in the initial days explaining Mutual Fund to clients was not at all easy for me. However, at the beginning of my career I had no negative experience with mutual funds so with fresh legs and full of confidence, I started selling funds with limited knowledge and I had built a sizeable AUM by 2008.

I sold NFO’s mostly because it was a bull market. But when markets crashed i realized that without knowing the client's Risk Appetite, you should not offer them any scheme especially equity schemes. So the time period around 2008 was slow in terms of business growth but made me strong and powerful to understand and the slow growth imparted me knowhow on how to pitch mutual funds as per client's needs.

ES: Do you promote the idea of savings through MF SIP?

Jay: SIP is the way to build big wealth . SIP is a miracle tool to achieve financial goals easily. There is no big strategy but I want to share my views with respect to SIP,

GIVE Time To SIP, Don’t Go By Timing The Market”.

I focus a lot on SIPs and my every client has SIPs and would like to share a lesson to readers,

It's Not Compulsory That You Have To Invest In Sip If You Are Wealthy, But If You Invest In Sip You Will Be Wealthy.”

ES: Please share your approach & practices for client communications.

Jay: I don’t do anything out of the box but I make sure that I regularly meet my clients. I send meaningful and informative massages on WhatsApp every morning so I reach all my clients once in the morning, especially during festival times, MCS videos and images are a very effective mode to convey information to multiple clients at a time. So I am a big admirer of MCS. I wish to thank the NJ MCS TEAM for their efforts.

ES: How much importance do you give to Insurance in you advisory practice?

Jay: INSURANCE IS A MUST FOR EVERY CITIZEN, since unwanted things can happen anytime in life, but I sell only term plans. I must say HEALTH INSURANCE comes first, and then life insurance(term plan).

ES: How do you educate and convince your clients about mutual funds, especially the first time investors?

Jay: I tell them about all investments products and instruments (PPF, FD, Gold,etc.) available in the market, explaining about their returns and Tax liabilities. The client gets a fair idea of the investment options and can easily understand that MF is the best option amongst all.

I tell every client that there are two enemies of your money one is TAX and second is INFLATION.

ES: Your experience with NJ's technology initiatives in terms of various Desks for Clients & Partners ?

Jay: NJ is working on behalf of its Partners and they think about us, so I blindly follow the NJ PHILOSOPHY.

ES: What type of a boss / leader do you see yourself as? What is the image of the ideal boss that you aspire to become?

Jay: Neerajbhai & Jigneshbhai are my ideals. In 2005, they were on a trip to Malaysia and I was also traveling to Malaysia. Coincidently, we met and Neeraj Bhai gave me the vision and direction for a career in financial advisory space and opportunities for MF business in India. Believe me it that was a life changing moment for me!. Since then, this relationship with them built, both on a personal and professional level.

I must mention about Misbah Sir here, he always motivates me and provides all valuable advice to me whenever I ask for. My sincere regards to all.

ES: Can you share any incident /event which has had a lasting impact on you or your business as a financial advisor /distributor?

Jay: Neeraj Bhai’s advice to build a career in Mutual Fund business was the turning point for my business.

ES: Self evaluation and assessment is something we all should do regularly. How do you assess your own self and/or your business? Are there any specific parameters you refer to?

Jay: I always keep track of business done in the previous year and analyse what went wrong and right? Where did I excel or fell behind? Based on such analysis, I plan for the future. And as we all know that experience is the best teacher.

ES: How much importance do you give to Asset Allocation & Risk Profiling while offering solutions to clients' needs ?

Jay: Asset allocation is a key part of investing and MARS is a good product which focuses on asset allocation. And as I said earlier, risk profiling is also a key part of investing so you should keep in mind these aspects while offering funds to your clients.

ES: Winning the trust of a Client is not an easy task. How do you think you can win the trust of Clients?

Jay: I personally handle 90% of my clients since the beginning of my business, so you can imagine the level of service. Client wants Privacy, Trust and Loyalty more than returns from the fund, so I follow these three words religiously.

ES: What suggestion / advice you would like to give to new Partners who have yet not established themselves in the business?

Jay: Mutual Fund business is a long term process, so if you are dedicated and patient, you have a bright future.

ES: Can you please share short term and long term targets for your business.

Jay: As a short term target, I want to achieve Rs. 25 Cr AUM and SIP book of Rs 25 lac+ by this FY end. And Long term goal is to mark Rs 100 Cr. AUM and Rs 2 Cr.+ SIP book Monthly by 2020.

 

05 August 2016

Mr.Dipesh Amrutlal Gandhi - Anand

Mr. Dipesh Gandhi – The rising star of Anand (Gujarat), wanted to be in the financial services industry since the time he graduated. An advertisement of LIC made him think and he decided to take a step ahead in this profession. But the defining moment came when he learned about a small group of people, who invested in Mutual Funds, and created significant wealth. So he chose to start Mutual Fund Advisory and later joined NJ.

We are happy to present to you an interview with Mr. Gandhi, who has set a very aggressive target for himself to achieve an AUM of 25 Cr. and 100 Cr. by 2017 and 2019 respectively.


ES: Please introduce yourself and also share your vision and mission in life?

Answer: I am a very simple man, who loves to create value in mine & my friends' lives. My vision is very clear; my clients should invest in the best investment products (life insurance, SIP, etc.) which are as per his future & present life goals. I want to position myself as the client's sole financial investments & insurance provider, who works for client's best always.

ES: What inspired you to choose the career of a financial advisor / distributor?

Answer: I saw an advertisement of LIC in 2004 when I graduated, it suggested, become your own boss, have a car, help people save better. At the same time, a big cooperative bank CNBS collapsed & it made me think that it is very hard to lose hard earned money. I started studying on how to save money and where to invest in India. Those days LIC was very popular & MF business was beyond the understanding of common people. I found out that the small number of people who invested in MF, have created significant wealth. So I decided to choose this career and joined NJ.

ES: Setting the financial advisory business takes some time. How did you handle the challenges in the initial period of your business?

Answer: During the initial stages of my career, a development officer in LIC helped me by providing training material on the industry regularly. I went through the material and started grooming myself and kept myself updated, my hard work and persistence helped me become a professional financial planner.

ES: What made you to join NJ as a Partner ?

Answer: In 2005, while I was in undergoing a training in IOE, I attended a seminar and it was very well facilitated by NJ, so I decided to join NJ as a business partner .

ES: Do you promote the idea of savings through MF SIP in your clients?

Answer: Yes with composition of equity & debt

ES: Client communications is an integral part of your business. Please share any best practices / services related to communications adopted by you.

Answer: I have a staff whom I have assigned defined responsibilities, one is dedicated for MF,one for Insurance Services, three for premium collection, four personal assistants for routine work, five for client recall & marketing activities and two for business development.

ES: How much importance do you give to Insurance in your advisory practice?

Answer: I give my 100% to life insurance & health insurance & I also stress on the need base planning of sip.

ES: How do you educate and convince your clients for mutual funds, especially the first time investors?

Answer: I advise them to go with equity or debt for the long term through SIP, plus I advise them to go for insurance to protect their risks.

ES: Your experience with NJ's technology initiatives in terms of various Desks for Clients & Partners ?

Answer: Fantastic. Nobody can beat NJ in technology, and it has helped me become the best service provider in my region.

ES: What advantages do you feel NJ E-Wealth offers to both Clients and Partners?

Answer: It reduces unknown redemptions and enables faster purchases & after sales service. Moreover the transactions are paperless, so it is cost efficient.

ES: What type of a boss / leader do you see yourself as? What is the image of the ideal boss that you aspire to become?

Answer: I am inspired by Mr Ratan Tata, who works for the betterment of society & helps the customer to get the best & he also maintains cordial relations with his employees. Since the beginning of my career, not a single person from my staff has left me to join any other financial planner.

ES: Can you share any incident /event which has had a lasting impact on you or your business as a financial advisor /distributor?

Answer: My first ever claim settlement of Rs. 35 Lac, for one of my very old clients, who suddenly passed away. He was the sole bread earner of the house and had left his family in a not so good financial situation. Until the claim got settled and his family received the money, I was always on my toes for them. This experience made me realise that I am in the right profession and doing the noblest business in the World.

ES: Winning the trust of a Client is not an easy task. How do you think you can win the trust of the Clients?

Answer: Be honest, always reply to his calls, be quick in solving problems. Never break trust, excepting mistakes, which should also be minimised.

ES: What suggestion / advice you would like to give to new Partners who have yet not established themselves in the business?

Answer: Work hard, try to give best services, business will come in automatically

ES: Can you please share your short term and long term targets for your business.

Answer: By 2017 March I aim to complete 25 Cr. and by 2019 100 Cr.

 
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