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My Suggestions
by nikh kant on Mar 16, 2007 12:24 AM

Solutions:-
Mr. Mehta can look at implementing the below beyond what%u2019s has being suggested:-
1) Allow online transfer of money by EOD on T 1 day for client dealing through the Branch office/ Franchisees.
2) For online trading, Trustworthy Securities can tie-up with a bank/banks and client be given an account with this bank. The bank account would be debit/credit on any transaction.
3) Upfront Margins should be collected from clients on any %u201COpen Position%u201D at the end of trading day as per the bye laws of exchange.
4) Appraisal System for managers should be redesign:-
a) It should be on the basis of Profit earned (profit should account for the interest payment on the defaulting client)
b) Incentives for branches adhering to the Rules and Byelaws (for a short term).
5) Surprise and schedule auditing of the Branch office and franchisees
6) Role of %u201CRemisers%u201D:-
a) They should be made aware of the company policy/byelaws and sign the same to abide by it. Incase of found guilty of violation can be penalized monetarily/suspension from trading with Trustworthy. On subsequent violation be levied heavy penalty or debarred from trading with trustworthy or legally prosecuted.
b) They should be made aware of the implication/consequences of their action.
c) They shouldn%u2019t be allowed to trade on behalf of their clients without acquiring permission
d) Can%u2019t promise any fixed returns to client as this against the laws of SEBI.
7) Branch/franchisee manager warned against being liberal with %u201Cremisers%u201D.
8) Enhance the system to check if the cheque number enter is correct or not.
9) Train the staff on the use of system.
10) Top-10 defaulting Branch office/franchisee and client be kept under surveillance for three months.

Thanks,
MKR


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