Tolani Commerce College: Course Banking For Business Process Services
Tolani Commerce College: Course Banking For Business Process Services
Tolani Commerce College: Course Banking For Business Process Services
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Banking for Business Process Services
PROJECT REPORT
ON
UNIT TRUST OF INDIA
Submitted by:-
NAME: Harshit M Parmar
ROLL NUMBER: 36
A Brief Background
Unit Trust of India (UTI) is a statutory private sector investment body. It
was set up on February 1, 1964 as per the Unit Trust of India Act of
1963. The primary objective of setting up this institution was to channel
corporate investments through encouraging productive community
savings. Therefore, it allows small-time savers to invest in risk-diverse
fields.
People who hold units under this can sell them to UTI at a given rate as
well. A very particular reason why this is an attractive investment
option is because the investment in UTI has a certain rebate on income
tax. Moreover, the income from UTI is also exempted from income tax
as per certain conditions.
Our Mission
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The primary objectives of the UTI are:
(i) To encourage and pool the savings of the middle and low income
groups.
(ii) To enable them to share the benefits and prosperity of the industrial
development in the country.
Organisation and Management:
UTI was established with an initial capital of Rs. 5 crore, contributed by
the RBI, LIC, SBI and its subsidiaries and scheduled banks and financial
institutions. The initial capital of Rs. 5 crore was divided into 1,000
certificates of Rs. 50,000 each. To supplement its financial resources, the
trust can borrow from the Reserve Bank of India, the amount being
repayable on demand’ or within a period of 18 months.
UTI is managed by a Board of Trustees, consisting of a chairman and four
members nominated by Reserve Bank of India, one member nominated
by LIC, one member nominated by the State Bank of India, and two
members elected by the contributing institutions.
Functions of UTI:
The UTI functions are discussed below:
(i) To accept discount, purchase or sell bills of exchange, promissory
note, bill of lading, warehouse receipt, documents of title to goods etc.,
(ii) To grant loans and advances.
(iii) To provide merchant banking and investment advisory service.
(iv) To provide leasing and hire purchase business.
(v) To extend portfolio management service to persons residing outside
India.
(vi) To buy or sell or deal in foreign exchange dealings.
(vii) To formulate unit scheme or insurance plan in association with or as
agent of GIC.
(viii) To invest in any security floated by the Central Government, RBI or
foreign bank.
3-year 5-year
Fund Name
Returns(%) Returns(%)
UTI Mastershare
4.05% 6.80%
Fund