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Marketing of Financial
Services
September 2021
Examination
1.
Develop a Public Relations campaign for IRDA to help create awareness about
Life Insurance sector and to educate policy holders about their rights.
(10Marks)
Ans
1.
Introduction:
A
contract between an insurer and a policyholder is known as a life insurance
policy. In exchange for the premiums paid by the policyholder throughout their
lifetime, a life insurance policy guarantees that the insurer will pay a
certain sum of money to the policyholder's designated beneficiaries when the
policyholder dies. A contract for life insurance is a legally enforceable
agreement. To ensure
2.
Sanjay Bhat, (age 34 years) works with a pharmaceutical company and has not yet
started to invest for his retirement. Sanjay is married to Pooja (age 30 years)
and they have one son aged 2 years. Sanjay wants you to prepare a plan for him
to retire latest by age 60. (You can make any assumptions to further build up
your case.) (10 Marks)
Ans
2.
Introduction:
An
annuity is a type of financial investment that pays out regularly for a certain
amount of time. Depending on the options selected by the investor, an allowance
will generate either fixed or variable returns. If you purchase an annuity, the
insurance agent receives a flat sum of money and spends it, less any premiums
levied. If the lender agrees to this, the lender may receive a specific
quantity of money at regular intervals for a specified period. In annuity
contracts, the terms "present value" and "future value" are
frequently used to describe the worth of the
3.
You are a Financial Planner. Your client Sumit Raghani aged 35 years and works
with an IT company earning Rs 15 lakhs per year. His wife Priti, aged 32 years,
is a homemaker. They have one daughter Rimmi aged 5 years. The couple requires
your help to make some financial decisions. (You can make any assumptions to
further build up your case.)
a.
Sumit wants to buy a Pure Risk Life Insurance cover of Rs 1.5 crore. He is
confused about whether he should buy a ULIP or a Term Plan. Recommend the
product best suited for his requirement. (5Marks)
Ans
3a.
Introduction:
Pure
risk is a type of risk that cannot be controlled and has only two conceivable
outcomes: a total loss or no loss at all. If there is no possibility for profit
or profit, there is no profit in a risky situation. Natural disasters,
explosions, and deaths are all instances of cases in which there is a high
level of risk to everyone's life. These incidents are wholly unanticipated and
have no
b.
Sumit and Priti want your help to invest for Rimmi's higher education which
they estimate would be required after 15 years. (5 Marks)
Ans
3b.
Introduction:
People
must act quickly and stop procrastinating if they wish to save for their
children's education. This is a significant increase over the general rate of
inflation in the education sector. As a result, it is vital to make investments
in real estate that will generate inflationary returns. Creates an estimate of
the inflation-adjusted cost of your child's lifetime well in advance of the
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