Company Profile 3. Procuct Profile 4. Branch Profile 5. Analysis and Interpretation 6. Summary Findings Annexures Questionnaire Bibliography

CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
2. COMPANY PROFILE
3. PROCUCT PROFILE
4. BRANCH PROFILE
5. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
6. SUMMARY FINDINGS
ANNEXURES
Questionnaire
Bibliography
Sir M.V Govt. Arts & Commerce, College 1

CHAPTER -1
INTRODUCTION
 General Introduction
 Specific Introduction
 Scope of the study
 Objectives of the Study
 Methodology Used
 Limitations
 Chapter scheme
CHAPTER -2
COMPANY PROFILE
Introduction
Vision
Mission
Values
Management profile
People in DHFL
Awards
Portrait of the company
Head office and Regd. Office
Branch and Regional office
Capital Structure
CHAPTER- 4
PRODUCT PROFILE
 HOUSING LOAN SCHEMES
 Home Loan
 Home Extension Loan
 Home Improvement Loan
 Sampoorna Rakshak –Free insurance cover
 NRI Care Taker Loans
 Plot Loans
 FIXED DEPOSIT SCHEMES
 Aashray Deposits
 Cumulative
 Non Cumulative
 Small Savings Schemes
CHAPTER –5
BRANCH PROFILE
• History and Location
• Marketing of their products
• Working and efficiency

• Management Structure
• Loan procedure
• Eligibility
• Documents
• Repayment Criteria
• Area covered by DHFL in India
CHAPTER – 5
ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
 Analysis
 Tables and Graphs
 Findings
CHAPTER- 6
SUMMARY FINDINGS OF FINDINGS AND INTERPRETATION
 General objectives of the survey
 Problems
 Suggestions
 Conclusion
ANNEXURES
 Questionnaire
 Bibliography
"A Case study on Housing loan and Fixed Deposit Schemes", with special
reference to "DEWAN HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED".

CHAPTER -1
INTRODUCTION
 General Introduction
 Specific Introduction
 Scope of the study
 Objectives of the Study
 Methodology Used
 Limitations
 Chapter scheme

 INTRODUCTION
General introduction.
Housing is one of the basic human necessities. It is fundamental for the
physical, psychological, social and economic well being of people. Shelter is
one of the most basic needs of the people. All over the world the having the
house is major problem and continuous efforts have been made to meet the
ever increasing needs of each generation, while the problem of providing
housing is highly critical in the developing countries. Most of the advanced
countries also face this problem in varying degrees and dimensions.
Almost all governments, it may be developed, developing or
underdeveloped country their object is every citizen of their country should
have a one decent house in a suitable living environment. Housing as a form
of reproducible wealth and is a asset of the people and their country.
Construction of house in India has been one of the most important
problem, as a result of high growth of population. It has very difficult to fill the
gap between supply and demand of houses. Housing is a important factor for
development in both economic and welfare terms. It is not only a good
consumption but also a productive investment.
So for that, they need financial supports for construction of their own
house.

Specific Introduction
Solving the housing problems in India, the Government and Private
financial institutions are started their business to give financial assistances to
people. "The National Housing Bank" has started its business to give
assistance and provide financial support to their people.
The "DEWAN HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION LTD",
popularly known has DHFL has commenced its business to provide financial
assistant and support to their customers. The DHFL is providing loan for all the
people. This company’s main products are Home loan, Home Extension loan,
Home Improvement loan, leased Rental finance, Mortgage loan etc.,
The DHFL's Shimoga branch is providing loan for all salaried persons,
self employed persons, business people, agriculturists, fishermen's and all types
of people who want loan to build their own house in all over Shimoga.
DHFL also has the special schemes facility known as, "Swarna Jayanthi
Rural Housing Finance Scheme" to mark the golden jubilee of India's
independence. The scheme seeks to provide improved to access housing loans
to borrowers of constraints/ acquisitions/ up gradation of housing rural areas of
the country.

Scope of the study
This company is concentrating to give loan to all the peoples of
Shimoga district. They are concentrating to give loan to salaried persons,
business people self-employed persons, agriculturists
and other type of people.
Objectives Of The Study
 To study the marketing efforts of DHFL in Shimoga city.
 To analyze and interpret the survey findings.
 To compare the performance of DHFL in Shimoga branch with other
Housing financial institutions in Shimoga.
 To know the day-to-day operations of DHFL.
 To know the consumer opinion regarding DHFL.
 To ascertain the interest level on various housing loans of DHFL
Methodology Used
a) Primary Sources
The study was conducted on making the survey and collected the data from
primary sources through questionnaire and direct interview of manager and
staff members of DHFL in Shimoga branch.

b) Secondary Sources
The secondary source being through published material, such as annual
reports of DHFL company, Internet, study materials available in finance
companies.
Limitations
• Non availability of data has affected the project report.
• Several information were not disclosed by the concerned as they felt it was
necessary to keep confidential. Hence details of some more critical points
could not be disclosed here.
• The workers of the company have not give some related information
because of shifting the company from one place to another place.
• Lack of co-operation from some respondents.
• Shortage of time & finance.
• Study is only confined to only Shimoga branch.
• Only 50 respondents could be contacted.
Chapter Scheme
Chapter-1 : Introduction:- Deals with Research Design
Chapter-2 : Company profile:- Deals with profile of the company
Portrait of the company Deals with branches, regional office and capital
structure
Chapter –3: Product profile:- deals with schemes offered by DHFL
Chapter –4: Branch Profile Deals with the profile of Shimoga branch, Garden
Area, Shimoga

Chapter –5: Survey Analysis and Interpretation:- Deals with the analysis of
survey conducted
Chapter –6: Summary findings, suggestions and conclusion Deals the summary
of survey conducted followed by suggestions and conclusion.

CHAPTER -2
COMPANY PROFILE
Introduction
Vision
Mission
Values
Management profile
People in DHFL
Awards
Portrait of the company
Head office and Regd. Office
Branch and Regional office
Capital Structure

COMPANY PROFILE
Introduction
DHFL is a housing finance company that has taken the road less
traveled. The journey began on the 11th of April 1984. On this day, Rajesh
Kumar Wadhawan began his mission to correct what had troubled him for
years, the sad truth that most Indians couldn't get a housing loan on fair terms.
The Founder Chairman saw the owning of a home as a critical element to the
building of identity and confidence of every Indian. DHFL was only the
second housing finance company set up in India. And its stated business
objective was unusual to say the least, to provide access to housing finance to
lower and middle income Indians. Most experts lauded Mr. Wadhawan's
altruism but shook their heads at his apparent lack of business acumen.
Especially as in the beginning DHFL disbursed funds from its own equity
contribution and had a return on equity of less than 8% at a time when the
interest rates were about 18%. But that is the difference between those who see
things as they are and the visionaries who see things as they can be. Over two
decades later, DHFL is still profitably doing what its founder intended it to do.
DHFL has disbursed loans amounting to over 53 billion, its non performing
assets are the lowest in the industry. The Founder Chairman had a unique and
timeless insight into the character of the majority of Indians who are generally
dismissed as high credit risk. They respond unequivocally to trust. They have a
very emotional relationship with the idea of an ‘own home.’ To them it isn’t an
investment. It is a sanctuary. A symbol of who they are. They will not do
anything to jeopardize this symbol of security. This insight was the prime
mover behind DHFL.

Today, DHFL has an asset base of over Rs. 3,580 crores with a strong
presence across India through its 72 branches and 116 service locations. DHFL
caters to a large section of Indians working in the Middle East through its over
seas branch in Dubai.
Vision
 Transform lives of Indian households by enabling access to home
ownership
Mission
 Be easily accessible to every Indian who desires to own a home.
 Understand our customer’s inner needs and speak their language.
 Go to any length to make sure our customers don’t feel intimidated.
 Continuously configure our credit policy to make sure the maximum
number of people can be eligible for loans.
 Find ways to help our customers tide over difficult times
 Spread our network to every corner of India
 Respond promptly and courteously to all enquiries.
Values
 Treat all our customers with dignity and respect.
 Be totally transparent in all our dealings.
 Strive to be a learning organization.
 Dedicated to team excellence and employee happiness
 Be single mindedly committed to the betterment of our society.

Management Profile
Leading a company like DHFL needs a very singular perspective.
Balancing the unrelenting demands of corporate performance and the special
needs of the target group the company caters to requires continuous innovation.
Mr. Kapil Wadhawan

Vice Chairman Managing Director, DHFL
Mr. Kapil Wadhawan, Vice Chairman Managing Director,

Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd, took over the reins
of this company in October 2000. Before taking over as the
Managing Director, he was the Executive Director on the
board of DHFL. Mr. Kapil Wadhawan is an MBA (Finance)
from Edith Cowan University at Perth, Australia.
Mr. Wadhawan has taken many innovative steps to build the

organization into a world class financial services company. He is widely
recognized as an industry expert and his opinions are eagerly sought by policy
makers and business leaders for matters relating to the financial services sector.
Mr. Wadhawan is known for his dynamic leadership qualities and his
ability to take quick decisions. He contributes immensely to philanthropic
activities and has done a lot for the economically weaker sections of society.
Mr. Anil Sachidanad

CEO DHFL

Mr. Anil Sachidanand is hailed as the mortgage
banking financial expert and has been active in the
residential mortgage business for more than two decades.
As the CEO of Dewan Housing Finance, one of India’s
largest housing finance companies, he would be
primarily responsible for bringing in a strong focus to the
retail side of the business. A key role would be to
improve productivity levels, increase business volumes
and make the company a dominant player in its sector.
Mr. Anil Sachidanand is a professional with a proven track record of

setting up processes and creating & managing effective teams in diverse
environments. He joined DHFL years back as a Management Trainee and
progressed to the role of National Manager in 10 years. In this first innings, he
was responsible for the growth of the organization from an office in Mumbai to
having a national footprint with a network of 56 offices. Anil inculcated
diverse experiences in companies like IDBI Bank where he was the Head of
Retail Mortgage & HDFC Bank as the Business Head Mortgages. Sixteen
years later he got a taste of the global scenario through the US based company,
Adventity in Houston, Texas for four years. Here, he exhibited skills of
successfully migrating business model and processes from USA to India where
he was actively involved in expanding business opportunity from a mere three
branches to 32 States in US.
Anil has amassed vast experiences over the last two decades in building
infrastructure for achieving the business goals by establishing branch network,

distribution franchises and other marketing channels. He is a veteran team
builder with an innate ability to recruit, train and manage effective teams on a
national scale.
Mr. Sachidanand believes in delivering consistent growth record and delivery
of bottom line performance.
Mr. Rajeev Sathe

COO, DHFL
Mr. Rajeev Sathe is a senior banker with about three
decades of diverse managerial experience in banking
operations with State Bank of India . He is an engineer and
post graduate in bank management (NIBM), with a
dissertation on applying IT for control of priority sector
advances.
In India he has handled a wide gamut of credit in rural and semi urban areas,
retail banking, SSI and large corporates. Internationally he has managed trade
finance, operations and IT in USA.
He has developed and marketed financial and IT based banking products and h
as driven quality initiatives like six sigma in banking operations and provided
management consultancy services for quality and productivity improvements
in the manufacturing industry.

People in DHFL
Our people are qualified and motivated professionals. They are
committed to providing efficient and cost-effective financial services which
meet the needs of our customers. It is their constant endeavour to make DHFL
the finest organization to work at and to do business with.
Name Designation
Mr. Rakesh Kumar Wadhawan Chairman
Mr. Kapil Wadhawan Vice Chairman & Managing Director
Mr. Anil Sachidanand Chief Executive Officer
Board of Directors
Shri Rakesh Kumar Wadhawan Chairman
Shri Kapil Wadhawan Vice Chairman & Managing Director
Shri Dheeraj Wadhawan Director
Shri Sarang Wadhawan Director
Shri R. P. Khosla Director
Shri R S Hugar Director
Shri G. P. Kohli Director
Shri Ashok Kumar Gupta Director
Mr. Anthony Hambro Nominee Director
Shri Ajay Vazirani Director
Shri V. K. Chopra Director

Awards
To any business, the biggest award is always the satisfaction of the
customer. But every now and again it’s nice to be recognized by our peers.
2008 Silver CIO Award'08 by - CIOL Dataquest Enterprise Connect

Awards
2007 Excellence in Design among HFI's at Property Expo October'07 by
(Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry)
2007 Excellence in Design among HFI's at Property Expo April'07 by
(Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry)
2007 SRS Real Estate & Infrastructure Award for National Excellence
(Real Estate Watch Monthly)
2007 Award of Appreciation (Maharashtra Chamber Of Housing Industry)
2004 Best Customer Service HFI's Property (5th Housing And Real Estate
Exhibition)
2004 Project Crayons corporate Social responsibility Award
2002 Housing Company of the Year
2002 Young Achiever Awards (Accommodation Times)
2002 Rashra Nirman Ratna Awards
1995 Udyog excellence Awards 1995
1992 Housing company of the Year
1991 Udyog Gaurav Award
PORTRAIT OF COMPANY

Head /Corporate Office
Dheeraj Arma,
6th floor, Anant Kanekar Marg,
Station Road, Bandra [E]
Mumbai - 400051
Regd. Office
Warden House,
2nd floor, Sir P M Road,
Fort,
Mumbai - 400001
Branch offices of DHFL
In South Zone
Branch offices Service centre
Bangalore Kolar, Tumkur
Belgaum Bagalkot, Gokak, Mudhol.
Bijapur, Chikkodi.
Davangere Chitradurga,
Harapanahalli
Gulbarga Raichur, Bidar,
Hubli Bellary, Haveri.
Mangalore Karwar
My sore Mandya
Shimoga Hassan

Chennai Vellore
Cochin Allepey, Idukki
Kanpur Kozhikode, kasargode
Madurai Theni, Dindigul
Vijay Wada Guntur, Eluru
Vizag Rajahundry, Narsipatnam.
In West Zone
Branches Service Centres
An kola Jalgaon, Parbhani,
Amaravathi
Baroda Anand, Halol
Jaipur Dansa, Alwar
Jodhpur Pali
Nagpur Bhandara, Yavatmal
Surat Navsari
Navy Mumbai Pen
Ahmedabad Kalol
In North Zone
Branches Service Centers
Bhopal Itargi, Sager

Chandigarh Patiala, Jakandhar
Indore Khandwa, Khargone.
Kolkata Durgapur, Barasat
New Delhi Gurgaon, Ghazi bad
Raipur Rajanandgon
CAPITAL STRUCTURE
DHFL has been prudent in its financial planning by regular endeavor to
raise low cost finds and adequate leverage reflected by comfortable debt,
equity ratio. The capital adequately ratio of DHFL as at March 31-2008 was
20.12% against the minimum stipulated requirements of 12%.
SHARE HOLDERS PATTERN

Category %age of Share Holders
1. Promoters 54.50
2. Body Corporate 18.19
3. UTI 14.83
4. Mutual Funds 1.09
5. Individuals 11.81
Total 100.00

CHAPTER- 4
PRODUCT PROFILE
 HOUSING LOAN SCHEMES
 Home Loan
 Home Extension Loan
 Home Improvement Loan
 Sampoorna Rakshak –Free insurance cover
 Plot Loans
 FIXED DEPOSIT SCHEMES
 Aashray Deposits
 Cumulative
 Non Cumulative
 Small Savings Schemes

PRODUCT PROFILE
Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited, this is a company which
offers the financial services to the people. The company offers intangible
packages in the form of financial services, which are not the physical goods as
the product of the company.
The main business and aim of the Dewan Housing Finance Corporation
Ltd, is providing long term loans to individuals, co-operative societies,
Corporate bodies and associations of persons for the purpose of acquisition
construction and improvement of the residential houses.
DHFL offers different types of Housing loans schemes i.e. Home loan,
Home Extension loan and Home Improvement loan etc.,
PRODUCTS
 DHFL Home Loans

DHFL Home Loans are offered to Individuals, Co-operative Societies,
Corporate bodies and Associations of Persons.
The home loan seeker can avail loans upto Rs. 100,00,000/- but not
exceeding 85% of the cost of the property. The actual loan amount is
determined after taking into account factors like repayment capacity, age,
educational qualifications, stability and continuity of income, number of
dependents, co-applicant's income, assets, liabilities, saving habits etc. The
tenure of the loan ranges from 1 to 20 years. The term however does not extend

beyond the retirement age or 60 years whichever is earlier (65 years for self
employed individuals). The size of the EMI depends on the quantum of loan,
interest rate applicable and tenure of loan.
DHFL has a Regressive Payment Scheme meant for home loan seekers
who are due for retirement within the term of the loan and have applied jointly
with an eligible younger co-applicant.
Prepayment of the loan, ahead of the contracted schedule in part or full,
is permitted subject to payment of nominal fees / charges as stipulated by
DHFL from time to time.
Range Amount (Rs) Tenure Rate of
interest
Minimum 1,00,000 5-10 years 10.50
Maximum 1,00,00,000 5-20 years 10.50
Samarth. Home loan for the self employed.

DHFL has pioneered a home loan for self employed people. As a
category they have been ignored by the housing finance community. There are
two reasons for this reluctance to do business with them. The first reason is
that they have variable monthly income, even the prospects of some months
without income. The second is that even if they have the money, they don’t
have the necessary documentation that proves them credit worthy. DHFL has
pioneered a process which facilitates the assessment of income through an
independent source other than the income tax authority.
Eligibility criteria
 The self employed person should be more than 18 years and less than 65
years of age.
 The applicant is self employed /trader or engaged in service industry.

 The applicant should have been in the same line of business for a minimum
period of 5 years or should have inherited the business from parents.
 The applicant should be able to contribute at least 40% of the total sum
required.
 Sales Tax Registration or any other registration of business required by
statutory authorities / local laws is mandatory.
 The business premises should be owned / inherited.
 Business premises should not be on encroachment land without title to
property or deviated in construction from approved plans.
 DHFL Home Extension Loans

Home Extension Loans are offered to individuals who wish to extend
the existing accommodation, say by adding a bedroom, enclosing open
balcony, building an extra room on the terrace etc.
The customers can avail these loans upto Rs. 100,00,000-/ but not
exceeding 85% of the cost of the extension. The actual loan amount is
determined after taking into account factors like repayment capacity, age,
educational qualifications, stability and continuity of income, number of
dependents, co-applicant's income, assets, liabilities, saving habits etc. The
tenure of the loan ranges from 1 to 20 years. The term, however does not
extend beyond the retirement age or 60 years whichever is earlier (65 years for
the self employed individuals). The size of the EMI depends on the quantum of
loan, interest rate applicable and tenure of loan.
DHFL has a Regressive Payment Scheme meant for applicants who are
due for retirement within the term of the loan and have applied jointly with an
eligible younger co-applicant.

 DHFL Home Improvement Loans

Home Improvement Loans are offered to Individuals for the purpose of
renovation and repainting their homes.
Customers can avail these loans upto Rs.100, 00,000-/ but all loans
availed not exceeding 85% of the total documented cost of the property. The
actual loan amount is determined after taking into account factors like
repayment capacity, age, educational qualifications, stability and continuity of
income, number of dependents, co-applicant's income, assets, liabilities, saving
habits etc. The tenure of the loan ranges from 1 to 10 years. The term however
does not extend beyond the retirement age or 60 years whichever is earlier (65
years for the self employed individuals). The size of the EMI depends on the
quantum of loan, interest rate applicable and tenure of loan.
DHFL has a Regressive Payment Scheme meant for applicants who are
due for retirement within the term of the loan and have applied jointly with an
eligible younger co-applicant.
Sampoorna Rakshak - Free Insurance Cover

Sampoorna Rakshak is a triple protection insurance plan designed
specially for the customers of DHFL. This unique insurance plan has been
arranged in association with Future Generali India Insurance Co. Ltd. This plan

provides insurance cover for damage caused to property due to natural
disasters/calamities, personal accident and loss of job.
The plan covers your home for losses due to Fire, Lightning,
Earthquake, Impact damage, Explosion & Implosion, Aircraft Damage, Bush
Fire, Riot, strike, Malicious damage, Missile testing, Subsidence and
landslide/rockslide, Leakage from Automatic Sprinkler Installations, Bursting
and/or overflowing of Water Tanks, Apparatus and Pipes.
DHFL offers Sampoorna Rakshak to its customer FREE of cost.

NRI Home Loans are offered to Non Resident Indians (NRIs) for
residential properties in India. These loans can be availed for purchase,
construction, improvement & extension also.
The NRI's can avail these loans upto Rs. 100, 00,000-/ but not
exceeding the 85% of the cost of property / estimate (for improvement /
extension). The actual loan amount is determined after taking into account
factors like repayment capacity, age, educational qualifications, stability and
continuity of income, number of dependents, co-applicant's income, assets,
liabilities, saving habits etc. The tenure of the loan ranges from 1 to 15 years.
The term however does not extend beyond the retirement age or 60 years
whichever is earlier. The size of EMI depends on the quantum of loan, interest
rate applicable and tenure of loan.

 DHFL Plot Loans

DHFL Plot Loans can be availed by individuals, whether salaried or self
employed, to purchase non - agricultural land situated within Municipal / Local
Development Authority limits.
The loan seekers can avail these loans upto Rs. 10,00,000/- but not
exceeding 85% of the cost of the plot. The tenure of the loan ranges from 1 to
20 years. The term however does not extend beyond the retirement age or 60
years whichever is earlier ( 65 years for self employed individuals).

 Silver Jubilee Fixed Deposit Scheme
Senior Citizens
Period in Annualized Senior Citizens
ROI p.a. Annualized
Days Yield (ROI p.a.)
Yield)
399 days 10.05% 10.92% 10.75% 11.19%
599 days 10.60% 11.03% 10.85% 11.30%
899 days 10.70% 11.14% 10.95% 11.41%
1099 days 10.80% 11.25% 11.05% 11.52%
• Minimum Deposit Rs.5,000/-, additional deposits in multiple of Rs. 1,000/-

thereafter
• 0.25% extra for Senior Citizens
Additional Conditions:
In case of a premature payment of the DHFL Silver Jubilee Fixed
Deposit, the same will be treated as an ordinary Fixed Deposit & the premature
payment rules will be applicable accordingly.

Aashray Deposits
0.25% extra for Senior Citizens, Widows, Armed Forces Personnel,
existing DHFL Customers & Shareholders
Cumulative Scheme:
(Rates effective from 1st November 2008)
CUMULATIVE SCHEME (I)

Rate of Interest Half Certification Scheme
Period in Yield (Half Yearly
yearly (p.a) for Rs. 10000/-
Months Compounding)
compounding Desposits (Rupees)
12 10.05% 9,066 10.30%
24 10.10% 8,212 10.62%
36 10.25% 7,410 10.78%
48 10.00% 6,768 10.25%
60 10.00% 6,139 10.25%
72 10.00% 5,568 10.25%
84 10.00% 5,051 10.25%
Minium deposit Rs.2000/-
Additional deposit in multiple of Rs.1000/-

Non - Cumulative Scheme:
NON-CUMULATIVE SCHEME (II)

Rate of Interest
Period in Rate of Interest Rate of Interest Rate of Interest
(Payable Half
Months (Payable Monthly) (Payable Quartely) (Payable Yearly)
Yrl.)
12 9.80% 9.90% 10.05% 10.30%
18 9.80% 9.90% 10.05% 10.30%
24 9.90% 10.00% 10.10% 10.40%
36 10.00% 10.10% 10.25% 10.50%
37-59 9.80% 10.00% 10.00% 10.25%
60-84 9.80% 10.00% 10.00% 10.25%
Minium deposit for Monthly Interest Plan is Rs.20000/-
Minimum desposit for others Rs.10,000/-
Amount of Maturity Value will be in multiple of Rs.1000/-
 Small Savings Scheme:

SMALL SAVINGS SCHEME (III)

Monthly Deposit Rs Period of Months Rate of Interest%
500 Upto 36 Months 10.25%
500 Above 36 upto to 84 Months 10.00%
Recurring Deposit amount per month can be flexible subject to a minimum of
Rs.500/- and in multiples of Rs.100/-
CHAPTER –5

BRANCH PROFILE
• History and Location

• Marketing of their products
• Working and efficiency
• Management Structure
• Loan procedure
• Eligibility
• Documents
• Repayment Criteria
• Area covered by DHFL in India

BRANCH PROFILE
History
Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd popularly known has
DHFL has commenced its business in the year 1994 with only three workers in
Shimoga branch, with an aim to offer financial assistance to home acquires to
actualise their dreams owing a house.
At present it is working with eight workers in Shimoga. i.e., Manager,
Accountant, Appraisal officer, Technical officer, Recovery officer, Service
Centre in charger, Business executive and Administrative assistant with proper
computerised accounting network.
This company has started his business in Shimoga with the aim of to
give a financial assistance to all required people in Shimoga, mainly who want
to build their own house and this company has encouraging people to have
their own house with giving easy financ,//vn
ial benefits and also DHFL has inviting the savings of customers and they
collecting fixed deposits from their customers and other people with higher rate
of return.
Marketing of their product

The DHFL has a three main centers in Shimoga to market their product. First,
Shimoga branch office, Hassan service center, Chikkamagalur and Shikaripura camp.
In marketing process the DHFL first survey the people who want loan. They
conduct service camp in that place and giving the full information of their product
and company and afterwards they give loan the people. They are conducting the
service camps mainly in Chikkamagalur, Kadur, and Shikaripura Taluk. On that
service camp they give the full information regarding their company, their product
and their all procedures. The DHFL's technical and appraisal officers are doing the
work to improve their business and they providing the full material information
regarding their loan procedure and details about their company.
The DHFL has its own Business Executives to execute and improve their
business. The DHFL in Shimoga branch office is giving the loan all over Shimoga
district which include Rural and Urban areas of Shimoga district and they are
financed more than 2000 families in Shimoga district.
Working and efficiency
Branch office of DHFL in Shimoga is well maintained by the able manager
Mr.Rajesh and he is supported by an accountant and also his office workers. It is a
computerized office and equipped with all modern type of office equipments
Location.
DHFL
Mahaveera plaza, 2nd floor
Near sanman hotel 3rd cross,

Garden area ,Nehru road,
Shimoga - 577201

MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE
In Shimoga Branch
Branch
Branch Manager
Technical Appraisal Accountants Recovering Service

officer officer Officer Officer center
Incharger
Marketing / Business
Business Executive Executive
Lonan Procedure
 The appraisal officer attends to the queries of a prospective borrower
various details examples: eligibility details are discussed during the
meetings.
 The borrower pays the processing fees, which is 1.5% of their loan amount
the fees are non refundable

 The data for the personal interview is fixed up as per the annual
convenience of the office and the party.
 The appraisal officer conducts the interview.
 The appraisal officer study the file and discuss the case with the branch
manager. That of the branch manager should sustain recommendations of
the appraisal officer. The file is then recommended for sanction and sent
across to the corporate office.
 The authority concerned sanctions the loans proposal.
 The borrower submits all the leagal documents to the leagal officer. The
loan agreement and other documents are signed.
 The leagal officer then prepare a legal report after studying the property
documents in details .
 9.The technical officer visits the property & submits the technical reports.
The amount to be disbursed is recommended by technical officer as per the
stage of completion of construction.
 The disbursement memo is prepared and signed by the appraisal legal and
technical officer countersigned by the branch manager.
 The accounts department then prepares the cheque, which is sent to the
corporate office for the signature of the authorized signatories. The

disbursement memo is attached with important documents like guarantor’s
salary slip and form etc.
 The signed cheque is then received and after checking once again whether
all the requirements are comiled with , the same is handed over to the
borrower.
 The cheque for the amount disbursed is collected.

Eligibility
The people who want to take a loan from the DHFL, they have to fulfill
these following requirements. They are as follows;
• Educational qualification.
• Repayment capacity and age .
• Stability and continuity of income.
• Number of dependents and their income.
• Co-applicants income.
• Guarantee person’s or surety person’s income
• Assets, Liabilities and savings habits proof etc.,
Documents
Depending upon the customers target and loan borrowing capacity they
have to submit the following documents to DHFL.
1. For Salaried Persons
 Salary slip or certificate with details of deductions.
 Employment certificate as per our format.
 Latest copy of form No 16
 Proof of additional income in any.
2. For Employed Businessman or Professionals;

 Brief profile of Business or Professionals.
 Copy of last 3 years Income Tax Returns duly certified by a chartered
account.
 Copy of last 3 years Balance Sheet and Profit and loss duly certified by a
CA.
 Copy of computation Income statement.
 TDS certificate copies.
 Copy of proof by business premises or shop ownership.
3. Common Documents
 Copy of bank pass book of statement for last 6 months.
 Copy of qualification certificate.
 Copy of Ration card.
 Proof of Residence.
 Copy of Age proof.
Repayment Criteria
The DHFL has EMI it means Equated Monthly Installment payment to
repay the loan amount. Payments are done through the bank by issuing of
cheques or cash. DHFL collects amounts by making composite various places

on a date which is previously fixed or ask his banker to make payments
regularly on his behalf or amounts is paid through deduction from his salary.
Area Covered by DHFL in Shimoga Branch
DHFL has concentrated its Marketing activities to words the all over the
Shimoga, Hassan and Chikkamagalur. The places covered are as follows:
Shimoga, Hosanagar, Aynur, Shikaripura, Hollur, Honnalli, Holehonnur,
Bhadravathi, Thirthahalli, Tarikere, Kadur and Birur, Chikkamagalur and
Hassan.

CHAPTER – 5
 Analysis
 Tables and Graphs
 Findings

The most important objective of the study of in our project report is to
understand the customer attitude to wards the "Housing loans and Fixed
Deposit Schemes" of service provided by DHFL in Shimoga branch.
The Analysis and survey was conducted by getting opinion of the
DHFL customers and other peoples. DHFL has providing the house loan
facility and fixed deposit facility with regard, i am making questionnaire and
interviewed the customer of DHFL and other peoples to take complete
information of DHFL company and making the comparison of other companies
and customers opinion about DHFL company. The following 10 graphs and
tables are showing the DHFL's performance and their business and their
position in housing finance sector in Shimoga city.

Table 1. Age group
Age group No. of respondents Percentage

18-25 years 06 12
25-30 years 11 22
30-40 years 17 34
40 and above 16 32
Total 50 100
Sources : questionnaire
Interpretation:
Result of age group of customers are show in the above tabulation
analysis can be made 12% of the customer in between the age group of 18 to
25, 22% of the customer lies between the age group of 25 to 30. 34% of of the
customer lies in between the age group of 30 to 40 age. And 32% of the
customer are comes in between the age group of 40& above.
18-25 years
12%
40 and above
32%
25-30 years
22%
30-40 years
34%

Table 2. Educational qualification of customers.
Qualification No. of respondents Percentage

SSLC 9 18
PUC 8 16
DEGREE 25 50
PG and 8 16
Others
Total 50 100
Sources : questionnaire
Interpretation:
Results of regarding educational qualification of the customers are
shown in the above tabulation analysis can be made 18% of the customers have
passed SSLC and 16% of customers have passed P.U.C & P.G respectively.
But the Degree completed customers are in maximum number because they are
50% of the total, they are dominating the others and S.S.L.C passed customers
are take 2nd place, they are 18% . P.U.C and P.G& others are take last place
they are 16%.
25
25
20
15
9
10 8 8
0
SSLC PUC DEGREE PG and Others

Table 3. Occupation of customers
Occupation No . of Percentage
respondents
Govt. employees 12 24
Private employees 16 32
Business peoples 10 20
Others 12 24
Total 50 100
Sources : Questionnaire:
Interpretation:
From the above table the details analyses of the occupation of the
customers of the DHFL are as follows. It is clear that about 24% of the
persons respondents are the government employees out of 100% respondents.
32% of the customers are private employees and about 20% of the customers
of DHFL are from business people and 24% of customers are from other
categories.
From the above table analysis it is clear that most of the customers of
DHFL are Private employees who are utilizing the service of DHFL to
maximum extent and in the best manner.
16
16
14
12 12
12
10
10
0
Govt. employees P rivate employees Business peoples Others
Table 4. Annual income the customers
Income per annum No. of respondents Percentage

Below Rs.25000 9 18
Rs.25000 to 35000 10 20
Rs.35000 to 50000 14 28
Rs.50000 and above 17 34
Total 50 100
Sources of Questionnaire
Interpretation:
From the above income per annum table, it is clear that 18% of
respondents having income below 25000,and 20% of customers are having
income from Rs 25000 to 35000 and about 28% of the people are having
income of Rs 35000 to 50000 out of , 34% of the customers having more than
Rs 50000 income.
Above table, clears that the customers of DHFL are from all class of
people group, high, middle and low group. Only the high and middle income
groups of persons are getting the service rendered by DHFL.
Below Rs.25000
18%
Rs.50000 and above
34%
Rs.25000 to 35000
20%
Rs.35000 to 50000
28%

Table 5. Knowledge of DHFL
Answer No. of Percentage
respondents
Yes 42 84
No 08 16
Total 50 100
Sources : Questionnaire
Interpretation:
From the above table shows that 84% of the customer must know about
the DHFL but remaining 16% of the customers who don’t know about DHFL.
So the majority of the customers were know about DHFL.
No
16%
Yes
84%

Table 6. Awareness of services provided by DHFL
Awareness No. of Respondents Percentage

Yes 40 80
No 10 20
Total 50 100
Sources : Questionnaire
The above table show that out of 50 customers, 80% of customers are
aware about services provided by DHFL but remaining 20% of respondents
are not aware about what type of services are provided by DHFL.
No
20%
Yes
80%

Table 7.Type of loan taken from DHFL
Type of loan No of Percentage

Respondents
Fixed deposit 15 30
Housing loan 28 56
No accounts 7 14
Total 50 100
Source : Questionnaire
Interpretation:
It is clear that 30% of customers have fixed deposits in DHFL, and 56%
of the customers are taking housing loan in DHFL and remaining 13% of the
customers have no account in DHFL.
From the above analysis clear that there is a great demand for home
loans because every people have a dream to have their own house.
28
30
25
20
15
15
10 7
0
Fixed deposit Housing loan No accounts

Table 8.Amount of loan borrowed from the DHFL?
Loan amount(RS) No of respondents Percentage

Below Rs 50,000 10 20
Rs 50,000 to 1,00,000 5 10
Rs 100000 to 200000 17 34
Rs 200000 &above 12 24
No loan taken 7 14
Total 50 100
Interpretation:
From the above loan borrowed from DHFL table it is clear that 20% of
customers have taken loan below Rs 50000,10% of customers have taken loan
of Rs 50000 to 1 lakh, 34%of customers have taken loan of Rs 1lakh to 2 lakh
and 24% of customers have taken loan amount of 2lakh & above but remaining
14% of respondents haven’t taken loan from DHFL.
18
17
16
14
12
12
10
10
8 7
6 5
0
Below Rs 50,000 Rs 50,000 to 1,00,000 Rs 100000 to 200000 Rs 200000 &above No loan taken

Table 9. Customer opinion about rate of interest
Opinion No of Percentage
Respondents
Excellent 3 6
Good 11 22
Satisfied 11 22
Not satisfied 25 50
Total 50 100
Sources :Questionnaire
Interpretation:
The above table shows that the opinion of the different respondents
about the rate of interest charged on the loan taken by customers. Of that 6%
having a Excellent opinion about rate of interest charged by DHFL and 22%
of customers having a Good opinion about DHFL's rate of interest and 22%
customers were satisfied about rate of interest charged by DHFL .But
remaining50% out of 50 customers they are not satisfied with the rate of
interest charged by DHFL.
So 50% of respondents are not satisfied about rate of interest
charged by DHFL.
25
25
20
15
11 11
10
5 3
0
Excellent Good Satisfied Not satisfied

Table 10. Opinion about customer services in DHFL.
Customer service No of respondents Percentage

Excellent 9 14
Good 10 18
Satisfied 14 2850
Not satisfied 17 18
Total 50 100
Interpretation:
The above table showing the customers opinion about customer services
provided by the DHFL by its customers. This table shows that the customer are
having a satisfactory opinion about customer services provided by DHFL. 14%
of customers having Excellent and 18% of customers having both Good and
Not Satisfied opinion about customer service and but remaining 50% of
customers having a satisfactory opinion about customer service provided by
DHFL to their customers.
18 17
16
14
14
12
10
10 9
0

Table 11.Opinion about the process involved to give loan from DHFL.
Opinions No of Percentage
Respondents
Excellent 6 12
Good 10 20
Satisfied 25 50
Not satisfied 9 18
Total 50 100
Interpretation:
The above table showing the customers opinion about the process
involved to give loan from DHFL. This table shows that the satisfactory
opinion about process involved to give loan from DHFL because 50% of
respondents have satisfactory opinion. 12% of customers have excellent
opinion. 20% of customers have good opinion but 18% of respondents have
not satisfied about the process involved to give loan from DHFL
Not satisfied Excellent

18% 12%
Good
20%
Satisfied
50%

Table 12. Difficulty in getting loan from DHFL
Difficulties No. of Percentage

respondents
Yes 20 40
No 30 60
Total 50 100
Source: Questionnaire
Interpretation:
From the above table showing that 40% of customers have find
difficulties in getting loan from DHFL but remaining 60% of the customers are
not face any difficulties in getting loan from DHFL. It shows that consumers
face reltively less difficulties in getting loan from DHFL.
30
No
20
Yes
0 5 10 15 20 25 30

]
Table 13. Recommendations to friends and relatives
Recommendation No of Percentage
respondents
Yes 35 70
No 15 30
Total 50 100
Interpretation:
The above table showing that the DHFL customers recommendation to their
friends and relations to take loan from DHFL to construct their house. Out of
50 respondents opinion 70% people have recommended their friends and
relations to take loan from DHFL, but remaining 30% of peoples are not
recommended any peoples because of different reasons.
No
30%
Yes
70%

Table 14. Comparison of DHFL service with others.
Comparison No of respondents Percentage

Excellent 5 10
Good 12 24
Satisfied 18 36
Not satisfied 15 30
total 50 100
Interpretation:
The above table showing the comparison about different financial

institutes to DHFL this survey gives the findings about different opinion about
the comparison the DHFL with others has a 24% out of 50 peoples opinion had
a good opinion and 10% had a excellent opinion, and 36% of 50 Customers are
satisfied opinion but remaining 30% respondents are not satisfied when
comparing with other institution.
18
18
15
16
14 12
12
10
8
5
6
0

Table 15. If not DHFL, for which institution is preferred for loan.
Financial Institution No of Percentage

respondents
HDFC 10 20
Banks 20 40
Non financial institution 12 24
Others 8 16
Total 50 100
Interpretation:
This table shows that if not DHFL the customers prefer which
institution to take a loan. Of this survey the customers if not DHFL 20% out
of 50 respondents prefer to go for take a loan from HDFC and 40% peoples
have chosen the Banks and 24% Non financial institution and remaining 16%
peoples are choose other type of institutions. Majority are interested in
preferring banks for loan.
Others HDFC
16% 20%
Non financial institution

24%
Banks
40%

Table 16.Opinion about DHFL with compared to other financial
institutions.
Opinions No of Percentage
respondents
Excellent 6 12
Good 14 28
Satisfied 18 36
Not satisfied 12 24
Total 50 100
Interpretation:
The above table showing the comparison about different financial

institutions to DHFL ,this survey gives the findings about different opinion
12%of respondents have excellent opinion , 28% of customers have good
opinion about DHFL and 36% of customers were satisfactory opinion about
DHFL but remaining 24% of customers have not satisfied when compare with
other financial institution.
Excellent
Not satisfied 12%
24%
Good
28%
Satisfied
36%

FINDINGS
The survey revealed the following findings:

 This survey gives the full information about how company .
 Also shows that DHFL is the main Housing Finance company in
Shimoga.
 Also the people feel well about customers service provided by DHFL
 The DHFL company has the easy loan providing criteria to provide
loan for customers.
 The repayment criteria, repayment period and procedure is good, when
compared to others.
 The rate of interest of loan charged by DHFL is little bit high when
compared to other institutions

CHAPTER- 6
SUMMARY FINDINGS OF FINDINGS AND
INTERPRETATION
 General objectives of the survey

 Problems
 Suggestions
 Conclusion

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
The depth and complete study of the customer attitude and their
behavior towards the "Housing Loans and Fixed deposit schemes" gives the
full and detailed information about DHFL company.
For the purpose of conducting the survey, I have prepared
questionnaire and the same copy has submitted to customers and people to take
their opinion about in our product. I have adopted the test method survey to
collect information. I have surveyed nearly 50 customers and peoples to take
opinion. The survey has been conducted of different aspects they are;
Education, Occupation, Annual income and different age groups.
General objectives of the survey
 To know the general opinion of the customers with regard to Housing loans
and DHFL company.
 To know the opinion of the customers about the functioning and working of
the DHFL.
 To know whether the customer is satisfied with the service rendered by the
DHFL.
 To know the opinion of the customers about the general attitude of the firm
towards the customers.

 To know effectiveness of the service provided by the firm in comparison
with the other banking and non banking financial institutions.
 To know whether the service rendered by the firm improving in recent
years.
Limitations of the survey
 Lack of prompt reply given by the customer's and biases replay given by
the peoples.
 Fear among the customers to freely express their views and opinion about
DHFL.
 Lack of awareness among the peoples about the functions, terms and
conditions and procedure carried out by the DHFL.
 The customers have not given the information regarding full utilisation of
their House loan amount.
Problems
 Some peoples in Shimoga are not heard about DHFL company, because of
lack of information.
 Lack of Advertisement problems, because the DHFL has not giving lot of
advertisement through media's .

 The DHFL companies rate of interest is marginally high, compared to the
other banks and institutions.
 Business execution in rural areas of Shimoga district is quite difficult to
Shimoga city. Because the uneducated peoples are no proper
understanding of the required information about DHFL.
 DHFL branch office is small and it has business throughout Shimoga, so
for that they require big office and big management structure.
 Some of the customers are not sharing their information regarding DHFL
with their Friends and Relations.
 The customers are delaying and do not like to give all required material
information which requires company at the time of sanctioning loan.
 Also the some of the customers are delaying the repayments of loan.
Suggestions
 The DHFL branch offices main problem is higher rate of interest, but it is
marginally high when compare to others and it also have a option of
variable interest rate schemes. But in my study the company has not
charging a higher rate of interest, so for that the company has to make a
program of giving full and complete information about DHFL and their
interest rate to their customers and convince the peoples to take loan.

 They have to give the advertisement through TV, Papers and Big News
boards, which attracted the peoples to remove the lack of information to
their company.
 They have to give some beneficiary schemes and subsidies to their
customers t improve their customer services.
 For the purpose of business expansion the DHFL branch office make it
change their office with big spaced office and take more offices to do their
business effectively.
 DHFL Shimoga branch has to appoint some qualified persons to expansion
of their business and studying of peoples attitude and giving full
information to customers and peoples.
Conclusion
This study was conducted to know the marketing concepts of Dewan

Housing Finance Corporation Ltd, as a Financial institution in the emerging
housing finance sector has done all its efforts to market its services. DHFL has
also acquired the standards of information age by creating company's website
on the interest and is able to provide the information to its customers and share
holders through the internet.
DHFL has emerged has a second important company in the Housing

Finance sector and has obtained the required credit rating from the rating

institution such as CARE [credit analysis and revised limited] and DCR [Duff
and helps credit rating India] for is fixed deposits programs.
The company has managed to increase its goodwill, which must of the
customers showing and high degree of loyalty towards the company. Most of
the customers are very much satisfied with the operation and services of the
company and they have continuously suggested their Friends and relations to
approach DHFL for housing finance. DHFL has largely untapped market like
businessman and professional. DHFL should approach these classes of people
and offer than to get finance from the institution.
In Shimoga, DHFL is competing very much with Canara Bank sponsored
Can-Fin-Home ltd, thus DHFL should also concentrate on the professional
class present in Shimoga city.
DHFL in providing great service to the people who's dream to have its
own peaceful place called home a lifetime achievement of any human being.
Dewan Housing Finance Corporation is definitely a friendly housing finance
company to maintain and may be advised to same reputation.
DHFL has easy loan giving procedure, compare to other institutions.
They are taking only 1.5% fees as administration charge it is very low
compared to other institutions.

ANNEXURES
 Questionnaire
 Bibliography

QUESTIONNAIRE
Dear Sir/Madam
I am a final year BBM student of Sir M.V Govt. Arts and Commerce
College, Bhadravathi which is affiliated to Kuvempu University.
I have undertaken the project report on "A Case study on Housing loan
and Fixed Deposit Schemes", with special reference to "DEWAN
HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED".
Hence kindly fill up my questionnaire and give valuable suggestions
the data is given by you. It will be used only for the academic purposes.
Thanking You,
Yours truly
PEETER JASWA K.P
1. Name :
2. Address :
3. Sex : Male ( ) Female ( )
4. Age group :
18 to 25 ( )
b.25 to 30 ( )
c. 30 to 40 ( )

d. 40 and above ( )
5. Education :
a. SSLC ( ) b. PUC ( )
c. Degree ( ) d. PG & other ( )
6. OCCUPATION :
a. Govt. Employee ( )
b. Private Employee ( )
c. Businessmen ( )
d. Others ( )
7. Annual Income :
a. Below Rs.25000 ( )
b. Rs 25000 to 35000 ( )
c. Rs 35000 to 50000 ( )
d. Rs 50000 & above ( )
8. Do you know about DHFL?
a. Yes ( ) b. No ( )
9. Are you aware of services provided by DHFL?
a. Yes ( ) b. No ( )
10. What type of account do you have with DHFL?
a. Housing loan ( ) b. Fixed deposit ( )

c. No accounts ( ) d.Others
11. How much loan borrowed from DHFL?
a. Below Rs 50000 ( ) b.Rs 50000 to 1 lakh ( )
c. Rs 1 lakh to 2 lakh ( ) d. Rs 2 lakh & above ( )
12. What is opinion about Rate of interest charged by DHFL ?
a. Excellent ( ) b. Good ( )
c. Satisfied ( ) d. Not Satisfied ( )
13. Are you satisfied with the services provided by DHFL ?
14. What is your opinion about the process involved to give loan from DHFL?
15. Do you find any difficulty in getting loan from DHFL ?
a. Yes ( ) b. No ( )
16. Do you recommended about taking loan from DHFL, to your Friends and
Relations ?
a. Yes ( ) b. No ( )

17. Services of the DHFL, when compared with the other institutions
18. If not DHFL, which institution you would prefer to take loan ?
a. HDFC ( ) b.Banks ( )
c. Non financial institution ( ) d. Others ( )
19. What is your opinion about DHFL with compared to other financial
institutions ?
20. Do you suggest any thing for the improvement of financial services or any
other suggestions with regard to DHFL.
________________________________________
Date :
Place : Shimoga Signature.

BIBLIOGRAPHY
BOOKS
 Law & Practice of Banking -B S Raman
 Broachers, Pamphlets, Magazines journals and Application forms of
DHFL.
 Annual Reports of DHFL Guidance of the company officers.
Internet
 www.dhfl.com
 www.Indiapropertyshop.com/loans/dewan.htm
 www.dhfl.com/investor/corporate_profile/m_profile.htm
 www.dhfl.com/product/home_loan.html

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CONTENTS

5. ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

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Sir M.V Govt. Arts & Commerce, College 4

Housing is one of the basic human necessities. It is fundamental for the

physical, psychological, social and economic well being of people. Shelter is

ever increasing needs of each generation, while the problem of providing

housing is highly critical in the developing countries. Most of the advanced

countries also face this problem in varying degrees and dimensions.

Almost all governments, it may be developed, developing or

underdeveloped country their object is every citizen of their country should

have a one decent house in a suitable living environment. Housing as a form

of reproducible wealth and is a asset of the people and their country.

Construction of house in India has been one of the most important

development in both economic and welfare terms. It is not only a good

consumption but also a productive investment.

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Solving the housing problems in India, the Government and Private

financial institutions are started their business to give financial assistances to

assistance and provide financial support to their people.

The "DEWAN HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION LTD",

Home Improvement loan, leased Rental finance, Mortgage loan etc.,

Rural Housing Finance Scheme" to mark the golden jubilee of India's

independence. The scheme seeks to provide improved to access housing loans

to borrowers of constraints/ acquisitions/ up gradation of housing rural areas of

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This company is concentrating to give loan to all the peoples of

Shimoga district. They are concentrating to give loan to salaried persons,

business people self-employed persons, agriculturists

and other type of people.

Objectives Of The Study

 To study the marketing efforts of DHFL in Shimoga city.

 To analyze and interpret the survey findings.

 To compare the performance of DHFL in Shimoga branch with other

Housing financial institutions in Shimoga.

 To know the day-to-day operations of DHFL.

 To know the consumer opinion regarding DHFL.

 To ascertain the interest level on various housing loans of DHFL

primary sources through questionnaire and direct interview of manager and

staff members of DHFL in Shimoga branch.

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reports of DHFL company, Internet, study materials available in finance

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Mr. Kapil Wadhawan

Mr. Kapil Wadhawan, Vice Chairman Managing Director,

Mr. Wadhawan has taken many innovative steps to build the

Mr. Anil Sachidanad

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Mr. Anil Sachidanand is a professional with a proven track record of

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Mr. Rajeev Sathe

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2008 Silver CIO Award'08 by - CIOL Dataquest Enterprise Connect

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Branch offices Service centre