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customer base of over 200,000 the Unicon Group has an eye for
the intricate financial needs of its clients and caters to both their
short – term and long – term financial needs through a
comprehensive bouquet of investment services. It has been
founded with the aim of providing world class investing
experience to the investing community. These services range
from offline & online trading in equity, commodities and
currency derivatives to debt markets to corporate finance and
portfolio management services
MISSION:
VISION:
To provide the most useful and ethical investment
solutions guided by values driven approach to growth,
client service and development
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Equity
Commodity
Depositor
Distribution
NRI Services
Back Office
Fixed Income
Currency Derivatives
Portfolio Management
OBJECTIVES
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
A study on behavior of Unicon customers in share & equity market with reference
to Unicon investment solution.
SECONDARY OBJECTIVES
To study the perception of the customers with reference to the share market.
To analyze the level of satisfaction of customers transacting business through
Unicon
To offer suggestions for increasing the level of satisfaction of the customers.
To study the customers satisfaction with reference to Unicon shares.
SCOPE OF THE STUDY
The study was conducted in Chennai city and the findings are
applicable only to the city. Most of the customers were busy
and some of them were not in a position to give complete data.
Researcher had to proceed with incomplete data.
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
Allard C.R. van Riel (2011) Findings – Commitment to the
main supplier is mainly driven by satisfaction and trust. The
more car dealers are committed to their main supplier, the
lower the threat they perceive from new intermediaries, and
the lower their intention to expand their business beyond the
current relationship.
Andreasen (1977:313) labels quantification of repeat purchase
as one of the objective measures of final satisfaction.
Consequently, switching could be used as a means to
investigate consumer satisfaction/dissatisfaction as an
objective measure of final dissatisfaction.
Garfein (1987) reports a case study in which he investigates
the relationship between consumer satisfaction with the
service rendered by a credit card company and the use of the
card. he reports that strongly satisfied. Consumers increase
their card use in (only) 45% of all cases and that strongly
dissatisfied consumer decrease their card use in 53% of all
cases.
1. Probability sampling
2. Non-probability sampling
TOOLS USED FOR THE ANALYSIS
Percentage method
Weighted average
Rank analysis
Chi Square (X2)
ANOVA (F-test)
FINDINGS
As UNICON deals with online shares, around 80% of the customer’s perception
that stock market is highly risk oriented and volatile. 20% customer’s perception
that stock market is completely risky and unexpected.
The brokerage charges are highly satisfied by 40% of the customers, 26.67% says
dissatisfied, 20% are moderate and 13.33% are satisfied. Only 26.67 of the
customers say dissatisfied so almost 74% of them are satisfied with the brokerage
charge.
72% of the customers are satisfied with the BTST provided by the company; only
few customers that are 28% are not satisfied and said no.
Maximum no. of customers got knowledge about UNICON through share brokers
that is 40%, next to that they come to know through the online advertisements that
is 33% and rest of the customers through friends and bankers.
UNICON is one spot of investment solution provider. It not only deals with equity,
it’s also conducted customers portfalio’s.
SUGGESTIONS
The majority of the customers invest in shares to earn high returns in the short run.
This is facilitated through the demat account. All new issues are issued only in the
demat form. The benefits of having a demat account must be explained to the
customers.
It was found that maximum no of customer is investing in shares after a time gap of
3 months. The company should explain the benefits of intraday (buy today and sell
today) operations certain customers invest in shares with a long term on capital
apperceptions. The benefits of short term trading can be explained to the customers
so that they may be persuaded to go in for the same.
There is a favorable feedback from the customers about brokerage charges as per
transactions. This fact must be emphasized in advertisements and promotional
leaflets mailed to potential customers.
All the IPO’s will be issuing shares only in demat form; these details have to be
explained to the potential customers.
CONCLUSION