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I began my learning experience at Capital Box as a Marketing Intern, where every day was
full of possibilities to improve and comprehend the nuances of the insurance market. Has a
summary of my experience in the first 15 days of the summer internship.
Day 1 – Orientation
As we began our journey at Capital Box we started with a warm welcome as everyone
introduced themselves, setting the stage for collaboration and camaraderie.
From the second day, we delved into the world of insurance, specifically focusing on four
plans offered by Max Life Insurance. These four plants are as follows –
As we completed our training on these insurance plans, it was now time to sell these plans. A
target of at least one lakh in sales was set for each of us. The company introduced us to four
clubs with sales targets which are -
1. Executive Club
2. Honor’s Club
3. Leader’s Club
4. President’s Club
Honor's Club (Rs. 2,50,000 - Rs. 3,99,999): Reaching this level entitles
incentives such as a certificate, branded headphones, a "Leader in You" profile,
an exhilarating vacation to Manali, and a cash prize of Rs. 15,,000.
Sales in the Leaders Club (Rs. 4,00,000 - Rs. 5,99,999): Are rewarded with cash prizes of Rs.
20,000, certificates, Alexa devices, and trips to Bangkok.
The Capital Box is a financial organisation that was incepted on 14th July 2016, with a focus
on providing personalised solutions for people, families, and enterprises. The organisation
provides complete consulting solutions with the help of financial products and risk
management. The company provides portfolios, with the goal of developing long–term
partnerships with customers. The company has established itself as a trusted financial
services provider with a focus on client happiness and ethics. In order to serve a wide
customer base, the organisation has increased its offerings and skills.
The unique selling point of the Capital Box is its comprehensive approach to financial and
risk management, which combines a council of objectives with experienced implementation.
To achieve financial success, it’s important to communicate with the clients, understand what
they want and their goals, and provide them with the necessary resources and tools to help
them achieve their goals. The company's commitment is to provide honest, personalised
solutions and high-quality services that are above the competitors in the market.
Mission, Vision, and Values
The mission of Capital Box is to provide personalised solution that preserves clients life and
provide long time peace of mind.
Vision includes empowering customers to reach financial goals while recognising their unique
purpose.
The value includes commitment to service, integrity , empowerment via education and clear
communication.
Company Analysis:
Competitors
The computers may include other financial services firms offering similar services, such as
investment advisory firms, wealth management companies, and tax consultancy firms. Some
of these are:
The corporation operates inside the regulatory framework of the financial services industry,
which is impacted by government policies and laws governing taxes, investment, and
corporate operations in the country.
Economic includes GDP growth, inflation rates, interest rates that influence financial services
demand and the investment climate.
Technological-it is the advancement that impacts on how financial services are offered and
accessed, necessitating the company's use of digital tools and platforms.
Legal-compliance board meeting legal obligations and following rules. Domestic and
international trade is critical for the company's operation and image.
SWOT Analysis
Strengths include a strong dedication to ethics, personalised solutions, experienced staff and
exceptional quality service to all the clients globally.
Weaknesses include reliance on market circumstances, legislative changes that may affect
operations, and poor brand awareness compared to rivals.
Opportunities include increased demand for financial services. Expansion into new markets,
technological advancements for service delivery.
Threats include competition from established players, economic slums affecting investment,
the attitude of clients and regulatory concerns.