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A Comparative Study of Wealth Management Services of Various Banks in Rajasthan
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The present case deals with the study of wealth management services, its products and services provided by various banks through which a comparison can be made.

 
 
 

The Indian financial market is passing through a transition phase. In the present scenario of global economic slowdown and rising inflation, it has become imperative for the investors to make diversified investments for their surplus money. To find the diversified investment avenues and minimize the risks, expert knowledge and services are required. This service, known as Wealth management, is presently being provided by various banks. It comprises investment advisory to clients, managing the investment pool in diversified area such as mutual fund, insurance, equity, debentures, etc., and maximizing returns on investment. Thus, in essence, Wealth Management Service (WMS) is an indispensable tool for the investors to create wealth.

Wealth management is a worldwide phenomenon and is gaining prominence globally due to the advantages it provides to the customers, business entities as well as to the industry as a whole. Though wealth management is getting popular and spreading very fast in the Indian Economy and elsewhere still most people do not know about it. On the other hand, those who have an idea of the same are reluctant to use it due to certain misconceptions regarding the confidentiality of the information, etc. This phenomenon is pervasive even among the HNW individuals. Thus, wealth management posses a major challenge. The present case deals with the study of WMS, its products and services provided by various banks through which a comparison can be made among the various banks' WMS's.

After the completion of interview, a thorough check-up of the data has been made. The collected data has been analyzed with the help of statistical tools like percentages. Besides tables, pie charts and bar diagrams have also been used to analyze the data. Analysis of the questionnaire has also been done with statistical tools like bar diagrams, pie charts, line graphs, etc.

 
 
 

Wealth Management Services, WMS, Indian Financial Market, Indian Economy, Personalized Financial Reviewer, PFR, Public sector and Private sector Banks, Asset Management, Client Relationship Management, Tax Planning.