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GOLD MONETIZATION SCHEME MBM 422 Term Paper

Presentation

Arjit Parashar, MBADayalbagh Educational Institute,Agra

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CONTENTSMarketing PlanIntroductionMissionObjectivesPEST AnalysisSegmenting & TargetingConsumer Behaviour towards the productMarketing MixFABSuggestions Promotion of the SchemeReferences

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MARKETING PLAN

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Monetization refers to a process of converting a commodity into domestic currency– rupee. Gold Monetization refers to unlocking

the value of gold in terms of rupee.

What is Monetisation?

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MISSION OF GMS

20,000 Tonnes Reason for 30% Trade Deficit

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OBJECTIVES OF THE SCHEME

To provide a fillip to the gems and jewellery sector in the country by making gold available as raw

material on loan from the banks.

To be able to reduce reliance on import of gold over time to meet the domestic demand.

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PESTN Analysis

POLITICAL AND LEGAL ECONOMIC

SOCIO- CULTURAL

TECHNOLOGICAL

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POLITICAL & LEGALFACTORS

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GMS will be issued on behalf of the Government of India by the RBIRate of interest determined by the Central Government and advised to banks by RBISame KYC norms and identification applicable to opening a bank deposit account.The scheme would be restricted for Indian resident The minimum quantity of 30 gram of gold need to be deposit, maximum no limitThe tenure of the deposit will be minimum 1 year and with a roll out in multiples of one year

POLITICAL-LEGAL

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ECONOMIC FACTORS

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• Runs on gold rates prevailing in the market• Yield value of gold depends on present market conditions• Interest is free from TDS Help in maintaining the country's Current Account Deficit within sustainable

limits by reducing dependence on gold Imports• Purchasing Receipt of the gold need to be shown Tax department might want to know if you have paid wealth tax on the gold

in the previous years

ECONOMIC

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SOCIO-CULTURAL FACTORS

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Sentimental attachmentGold signifies social statusWomen’s special attachment with goldMarriages are incomplete without gold

SOCIO-CULTURAL

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TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS

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Purity Testing CentresHallmarking Centres will act as ‘Purity Testing Centres’ for the GMS as they are well equipped to conduct a test of purity of the jewellery in a short span of time

Preliminary TestPreliminary XRF machine-test will be conducted to tell the customer the approximate amount of pure gold.

Fire Assay TestMelting the gold for conducting a further test of purity

Well equipped and secure refineriesStores Gold in vaults

TECHNOLOGICAL

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SEGMENTING

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BASIS OF SEGMENTATION ARE • Income • Age • Education • Geographic Location • Ownership of Gold

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INCOME: This base of segmentation is chosen because

Transaction of Gold is directly associated with income.

Higher income increases risk taking ability of the investor.

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AGE

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EDUCATION

• Education makes an investor a rational and aware investor with having at least basic knowledge about the economy and financial system

• Education provide wisdom.

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GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION Geographical location affects the 1. Life style2. Thinking about money ( Master or Servant)3. Spending patterns4. Investment Pattern

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Deprived(less than INR

90,000 Aspirers

(INR 90,000 – INR 2 lacks.)

Seekers(INR 2lcs.– INR 5

lacks.)

Strivers(INR 5lacks – 1

million INR)Global Indian(more than

INR 1 million)

INCOME

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2007 report by McKinsey Global Institute (MGI),

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SourceAs per census 2011

20 – 24(8.7%)

25 – 44(27.6%)

45 - 64  (13.5%) 65 – 79

(4%)

AGE

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Geographical

As per census 2011

Rural 83.3 %

Urban37.7%

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Education

Literate(64.8 %)

Illiterate

Male literate (75.3%)

Female literate(53.7%)

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Level of education Absolute Numbers (000') Percent to LiteratePersons Males Females Persons Males Females

Literate 560,688 336,534 224,154 100.0 100.0 100.0

Literate without educational level $ 20,023 11,361 8,662 3.6 3.4 3.9

Below Primary 144,831 81,148 63,683 25.8 24.1 28.4Primary 146,740 83,525 63,215 26.2 24.8 28.2Middle 90,227 55,940 34,286 16.1 16.6 15.3

Matriculation/Secondary 79,230 51,202 28,028 14.1 15.2 12.5

High secondary/ Intermediate/PreUnivercity/ Senior Secondary

37,816 24,596 13,220 6.7 7.3 5.9

Non technical diploma or certificate not equel to degree386 259 128 0.1 0.1 0.1

Technical diploma or certificate not equel to degree3,667 2,901 766 0.7 0.9 0.3

Graduate and above 37,670 25,533 12,137 6.7 7.6 5.4

SourceAs per census 2011)

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OWNERSHIP OF GOLDPrivate Gold

Institutional Gold

Sourcehttps://2ndlok.wordpress.com/2007/11/10/india-the-worlds-richest-economy

3,000 tonnes, more than two thirds of the gold held in the US bullion depository at Fort Knox, Kentucky, 

(20,000 tones in jewelry, coins and gold bars.)

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TARGETING The target audience for Gold monetization scheme will be a chunk of people who are

01) Seeker, striver and global Indian

02) literate

03) In between 25- 55 years

Adopted strategy would be Niche marketing strategy

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CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS GMS

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BACKGROUND India plans to implement a scheme to monetize all

the gold with households and institutions. The success of the scheme though depends to a large extent on changing the attitude of the Indian

consumer towards gold.

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RELIANCE ON GOLD IMPORTS

Account for 30% of Trade Deficit

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IMPACT ON ECONOMY

It will bring down the nation’s import bill, but it is not easy to

tackle 1.2 billion people’s collective obsession with the

yellow metal.

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The challenge will be to attract those who buy gold jewellery and for whom the

yellow metal is an intoxication.

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The results of the survey are below and pretty much explain why gold demand in India will

remain strong forever.

Attitude Towards Gold Jewellery

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The 2012 survey from WGC shows that majority of the people they spoke to have never exchanged/reset/redesigned/sold gold. The

results of the survey are below.

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CONSUMER VIEW TO PREFER GOLDFOR FOUR REASONS

Accumulation of money in other form Gold is not easily lost destroyed

Passed on from a generation to the next Light in weight

•Liquidated in times of need

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CONSUMER POINT OF VIEW

Long-preserved, family-inherited, emotionally-critical Lose its identity and ‘feel’ by melting it Lower rate of interest You can’t see it physically The gold jewelry will lose its formThe impurities can reduce the weightTedious process

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EFFECT OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF GMS

Minimum weight of pure gold should be 30 gmsSome payment in cash of jewelrySome payment in gold coins (10 gm, 5 gm, 2 gm, 1gm)Bank can consider the choice of a customerThe redemption of gold deposit would be in the gold value.

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WILL THIS SCHEME SUCCEED?

You can expect Gold Monetization Scheme a big hit. Indians don’t easily part with their gold. The interest rate of 2-3% is not big a draw for the gold lovers. It

requires pragmatism to put the gold in Gold Monetization Scheme.

In my opinion, the Gold Monetization Scheme will take the time to be moderately successful.

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HOW SECURE IS MY GOLD?

It is government sponsored scheme, You should not worry much about it. It is as secure as fixed deposit in

the bank. However, it is not clear that who will compensate if a bank fails.

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WHY GOLD MONETIZATION SCHEME GIVE LESS INTEREST RATE?

The scheme is not a simple borrowing and lending scheme.

Not only it gives interest, the value of gold also appreciates. Since gold itself can’t be used for any productive cause, the high return is not possible.

The interest rate depends upon the gold-loan demand.

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CAN INTEREST RATE BE CHANGED IN BETWEEN THE DEPOSIT PERIOD?

The government can change interest rate of Gold Monetization Scheme in the future. It depends upon the profitability. However, once an interest rate is fixed for a deposit, it will not change for its tenure. At the time of the

extension, the rate may change.

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CAN A BANK DENY TO OPEN GOLD MONETIZATION SCHEME ACCOUNT?

Yes, A bank can deny to GMS account. The banks have to fulfill the KYC norms. If a person can’t provide the required documents, the bank can deny the gold deposit. The bank can also ask for a declaration about the source of gold. You

need to give it, otherwise the bank has right to decline.

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I HAVE FAMILY GOLD, IS IT ELIGIBLE FOR GOLD MONETIZATION SCHEME?

Yes, Family gold should be eligible for Gold Monetization Scheme. Exact norms are awaited.

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IS THERE ANY WAY TO KEEP THE JEWELRY INTACT?

No, the jewelry would be melted in every case.

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WHICH BANKS GIVE THE FACILITY OF THE GOLD MONETIZATION SCHEME?

Till now the list is not out. However, you can expect of those banks and branches which deal with the gold deposit scheme.

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IS HALLMARKING CENTER AVAILABLE IN MY CITY?

There are 331 hallmarking centers in the country. The most of hallmarking centers are concentrated in the southern and western part of the country.

You can check the hallmarking centers list to know the address in your city.

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History of Failures

6.5%, 15-year instrument—was floated in

November 1962, but it could collect only 16.7

tonnes.

Another bond in March 1965 and it could

mobilize even less, only 6.1 tonnes.

The National Defence Gold Bond scheme in

1980 raised 13.7 tonnes

Another gold deposit scheme was approved by the central bank in 1999

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WAYS TO PROVIDE IMPETUS TO THE SCHEME

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Product

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It is a process wherein a depositor deposits gold (say jewellery, coin, etc.) with a bank which is then

lent by the bank to its borrowers (say jewellery makers), after melting into gold bars.

Gold Monetisation Scheme

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CORE BENEFIT

To make productive use of

unused gold BASIC PRODUCT

Interest, Capital Gain, Tax Benefit

EXPECTED PRODUCT

No I.T. Enquiry to a limit,

AUGMENTED PRODUCT

Lucrative Interest Rates

POTENTIAL PRODUCT

Swap of InterestTaking gold as

collateral security

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ACCEPTING GOLD DEPOSITS

 The banks will enter into a Tripartite Legal

Agreement with refiners and Collection and Purity Testing Centres that are

selected by them to be their partners in the scheme.

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GOLD SAVINGS ACCOUNTA Gold Savings Account will be

opened by depositors at any time with Scheduled Commercial Banks,

after subjecting themselves to the Know Your

Client

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FEATURES OF THE SCHEMEELIGIBILITY FOR THE DEPOSITOR

Resident Indians (Individuals, HUF, Trusts including Mutual Funds/Exchange Traded Funds registered

under SEBI (Mutual Fund) Regulations and Companies) can make deposits under the scheme. 

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FEATURES OF THE SCHEME Tenure:

 A short-term period of 1-3 years (with a roll out in multiples of one year); A medium-term period of 5-7 years and a long-term period, of 12-15 years

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FEATURES OF THE SCHEMEUtilization of Deposited Gold

Under short term-deposit, for:CoinsLending to Jewellers

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FEATURES OF THE SCHEMEUtilization of Deposited Gold

Under medium and long-term deposit, for: Auctioning Replenishment of RBIs Gold Reserves Coins Lending to jewellers

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GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL Complaints against banks regarding

any discrepancy in issuance of receipts and deposit certificates

through the bank’s grievance redress process and then by the Reserve

Bank’s Banking Ombudsman.

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BENEFITS OF THE SCHEME The gold monetisation scheme earns

interest for your gold jewellery lying in your locker.

Your gold will be securely maintained by the bank.

What About Capital Gain Tax?2.5 

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Price

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PRICING STRATEGY

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INTEREST RATE PROVIDED BY GMS

• SHORT TERM TENURE: MATURES BETWEEN 1-3 YEARS – 2.5%

• MEDIUM TERM TENURE: MATURES BETWEEN 5-7 YEARS – 2.25%

• LONG TERM TENURE: MATURES BETWEEN 12-15 YEARS – 2.20%

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INVESTMENT LIMITMinimum Investment Limit: Gold which weighs 30 grams of 995 fineness is mandatory.

Maximum Investment Limit: There is no maximum limit for depositing under this scheme.

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PRICING OBJECTIVES

Sales-Oriented Pricing

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PENETRATION PRICING

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A gold deposit scheme launched amid fanfare by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi two weeks ago has so far attracted only 400 grams, an industry official said on Thursday, out of a national hoard estimated at 20,000 tonnes.

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PLACE Distribution strategy will be 1- level distribution Channel

Here

Manufacturer =Ministry of Finance

Retailer =Public sector and Private sector banks

Customer = Households and Dealers of Gold.

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PROMOTION

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Promotion

Advertisement

Direct marketing

Word –of- Mouth

Marketing

Public relations

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ADVERTISING TV promotion

Radio

Print Media

Regional Celebrity Endorsment

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DIRECT MARKETING Gram Sabhas(Banners)

Internet and Social Media

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PUBLIC RELATIONS Encouragement by jewelers

Bank Endorsement

Encouragement by jewelers

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WORD-OF-MOUTH MARKETING

Encouragement by jewelers

Experience sharing from early buyers

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FAB

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FACILITY350 Hallmarking centers

3-4 hours expected time to gold saving account

Minimum gold deposit requirement is set as 30 gramsCustomer can withdraw gold at any stage

The customer will have the option of redemption either in cash or in gold, which will have to be exercised in the beginning itself (that is, at the time of making the deposit).

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ADVANTAGES AND BENEFITS (FOR END USERS)

As low as 30 grams of gold can be deposited.

There will be no income tax, wealth tax or capital gains tax levied on the Gold Deposit Accounts.

Interest Rate on GMS would be 2.25% to 2.5%.

There is no maximum limit

Safety of Investment

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ADVANTAGES AND BENEFITS (FOR BANKS)

1. Lending to Jewellers

2. Invite Foreign Currency Inflow

3. Use Gold to Meet CRR and SLR Requirements

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SUGGESTIONInterest rate should increase

More Profit sharing among stake holders

No Requirement of purchase receipt of gold

Hybrid Channel Strategy

Channel Integration

Loan availment facility should be added in the draft

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STRATEGY TO PROMOTE SCHEME

Any form of gold can be usedMinimum deposit of pure gold should be 30 gmsThe interest would be given in gold grams.Breaking of lock-in period will be allowed.There would be a penalty on premature redemption including part withdrawal.Minimum tenure is one year.

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CONT..

Weight of gold remain same GMS increases the weight of the gold according to the given interest rate.No worry about security Save locker expenseYou will get true valueCash in place of gold easilyTax BenefitThe rate for the valuation of gold, at the time of the redemption on market rate.

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CONT…

The redemption of Gold Monetization Scheme would be in rupees.Redemption of fractional quantity (for which a standard gold bar/coin is not available) would be paid in cash.

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WEBLIOGRAPHYhttp://economictimes.indiatimes.com/topic/Gold-Monetization-Schemehttps://mygov.in/sites/default/.../Draftwww.dnaindia.com/topic/gold-monetisation-schemehttps://www.rbi.org.in/Scripts/NotificationUser.aspx?Id=10084&Mode=0http://www.hindustantimes.com/business/have-gold-earn-interest-rbi-issues-norms-on-monetisation-scheme/story-ktLQPiNeyNLgQKuHCY8qgN.htmlwww.epw.in/budget-2015–16/gold-monetisation-scheme-india.html

http://www.thehindu.com/business/all-you-need-to-know-about-gold-monetisation-scheme/article7224428.ecenaidunia.jagran.com/search/gold-monetization-schemezeenews.india.com/tags/gold-monetisation-scheme.htmlCensus 2011