wisdomtrees – WisdomTree https://wisdomtrees.in Business Consulting & Investments Thu, 12 Dec 2024 12:16:58 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7.2 https://i0.wp.com/wisdomtrees.in/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/cropped-Untitled-design-4.png?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 wisdomtrees – WisdomTree https://wisdomtrees.in 32 32 241513828 Your everyday guide to share market: Things to watch before market opens https://wisdomtrees.in/your-everyday-guide-to-share-market-things-to-watch-before-market-opens/ https://wisdomtrees.in/your-everyday-guide-to-share-market-things-to-watch-before-market-opens/#respond Fri, 29 Nov 2024 03:45:01 +0000 https://wisdomtrees.in/?p=22660

To become a successful investor or make a new move in the share market, it is crucial to analyse some factors before the market opens.
Share Market tips: In older times, most middle-class people flocked to banks to invest their money in fixed deposits or recurring deposits as they were considered trusted sources of investment. Since financial knowledge as well as inflation rates were low, such investments sufficed the needs of the people back then. 

However, recent times have seen a surge in both the levels of financial knowledge as well as the inflation rates of economies, thus, most people have switched to investing in the non-classic fields. 

To become a successful investor or make a new move in the share market, it is crucial to analyse some factors before the market opens. If trading strategies are decoded properly and investment rules followed, the market can give a return that can easily beat what FDs, RDs, and other traditional forms of investment yield.

According to Palka A Chopra, senior vice president, Master Capital Services, most people do experiments by trying their hands on the stock market. But people without proper knowledge suffer losses and quit the space. Therefore, it is important to minutely study the trends and movements to stay invested for long to reap good returns.

“Since the stock market is a continuously changing market and seemingly insignificant incidents can spell out substantial changes in the stock market, it is critical for the investor to always stay on top of all trends and happenings to become and remain a successful investor,” Chopra said.

Things to watch before the market opens: 

Is the market trading or trending: One should be aware if the market is in consolidation or is in a trending mode. The trend may be up or down. This judgement is very important because many of the trading strategies are based on it.

Global markets: One should analyse how the global markets have been behaving prior to the market open as this may provide some important clues on how the market may behave during the trading day. One can also analyse the ADR’s and that may indicate which particular sectors may perform or may decline.

FII & DII data: Both FII & DII are the major players in the market. The broader market trends can be ascertained on the basis of their inflows and outflows.

52-week highs and lows: These numbers are important as a stock which is fundamentally very strong can be bought near the 52 week low levels for a shorter to intermediate-term whereas a breakout above the 52 Week high would help a trader to trade in that particular sector as next leg of rally may be due in those sectors/stocks.

Security-wise delivery positions: This is an important parameter to be considered before trading as many times there is a strong co-relation with delivery percentage and the price of the stock. For example: There may be many stocks that would show an increase in price along with an increase in delivery percentage. This can indicate a lot of interest in the stock which might be good for the price of the stock in the near term.

Bulk & block deals: Day traders may consider the bulk and block deals data. Bulk deals happening in a stock on a continuous basis and if it is accompanied by higher volumes may indicate a trend in the stock.

National and international news: There is a strong correlation between news and the stock market. A good source of getting information about the latest events and announcements is to read news, both national and global, regularly. One can find specific news pertaining to factors that influence the market on online and offline news portals. 

Government policies: Government policies regulate the way the country and its economy work. Any given modification of a policy or the introduction of a new government policy can spell out a positive or negative change in the performance of a business. If the industry in which the business operates is favored by the new change, it may enhance the operations and profits of the business. However, the result may head in the opposite direction if the industry is negatively impacted. Therefore, one must keep up with all new government policies and expected changes. To better understand what a particular policy could mean for their investment, one can consult their broker.

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Understanding Mutual Fund SIPs: 7 ways in which SIP investments empower retail investors https://wisdomtrees.in/understanding-mutual-fund-sips-7-ways-in-which-sip-investments-empower-retail-investors/ https://wisdomtrees.in/understanding-mutual-fund-sips-7-ways-in-which-sip-investments-empower-retail-investors/#respond Thu, 28 Nov 2024 19:31:48 +0000 https://wisdomtrees.in/?p=22655

Mutual Fund systematic investment plans (SIPs) can empower retail investors in numerous ways. These instruments democratise investment opportunities, ensuring even small investors can build a substantial portfolio over time. Capital appreciation, disciplined goal-based savings, risk management, affordability, and ease of investing are pivotal elements that empower retail investors through SIPs. 

1) Investing small amounts:  SIPs provide an entry point to the world of investments for those who lack the necessary wealth to engage with other, more inaccessible, investment instruments. Offering affordability and wide-ranging plans, they suit the financial capabilities of many retail investors. Moreover, the flexibility of SIPs, which can be paused, increased, decreased or stopped at any point, increases investor autonomy, contributing to their empowerment.  

“Unlike the other traditional investment options, SIPs allow you to start with an amount as little as Rs 500, depending on your fund choice. As a result, it is more accessible to all individuals who may not have a huge sum of money to invest in one go,” said Palka Arora Chopra, Director, Master Capital Services Ltd.  

2) Setting clear financial goals: SIPs ensure consistent and disciplined savings towards financial goals. Retail investors build a substantial asset base without pressure by routinely investing a definite amount and working towards their financial goals step-by-step. Chopra says, “SIPs may be tailored for any financial goal, such as education, retirement, or even house ownership. Determining your financial objectives and risk appetite is vital to selecting appropriate SIPs to meet those goals.”  

3) Portfolio diversification: SIPs enable you to customise the amount and frequency of your investments to your financial objectives. You can start with a small amount and progressively increase the investment amount.  

4) Compounding benefits: Another influential factor is the power of compounding that SIPs provide. The longer the investment horizon, the larger the benefits reaped, as returns get reinvested to generate their returns. This encourages retail investors to plan long-term investments and understand the advantages of patience.   

Chopra said, “SIP investments have significant compounding impacts. It occurs when the returns on your investments are invested again, and the reinvested returns provide higher returns. This compounding impact can dramatically increase the growth of your investment over time. The longer you stay invested, the bigger the compounding rewards may be.”  

5) Rupee cost averaging benefit: Risk management is another key advantage of SIPs. By investing a fixed sum of money at regular intervals, investors can mitigate the high-risk nature of the stock market. Rupee cost averaging allows one to buy more units when the prices are low and fewer units when prices are high. This naturally balances out the risk and ensures relatively safe and secured returns.  

6) Professional fund management: Retail investors benefit from the professional skills of experienced fund managers who administer mutual funds, a typical SIP tool for SIPs. This knowledge is used in the cautious selection and administration of investment portfolios.  

7) Flexibility: SIPs enable you to customise the amount and frequency of your investments to your financial objectives. Furthermore, you may immediately modify or discontinue your SIPs in case of any eventuality. This versatility is one of the big pros of investing in SIPs, and you can customise your investing plan to your unique needs.  

Further equipping retail investors, the digital age has made investing in SIPs easier. Online platforms provide a user-friendly investment process and immediate access to portfolio performance tracking.    

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Donald Trump wins US elections: What it means for Indian stock market, economy https://wisdomtrees.in/donald-trump-wins-us-elections-what-it-means-for-indian-stock-market-economy/ https://wisdomtrees.in/donald-trump-wins-us-elections-what-it-means-for-indian-stock-market-economy/#respond Thu, 28 Nov 2024 19:13:27 +0000 https://wisdomtrees.in/?p=22647

Indian stock markets rallied as Donald Trump secured his path to become the 47th US President.

The S&P BSE Sensex gained 900.50 points, closing at 80,378.13, while the Nifty50 rose 270.75 points to 24,484.05. These figures reflect a single trading session, but the broader implications of Trump’s victory for India’s economy and financial markets could be far-reaching.

The market movement shows a clear shift in investor sentiment.

Vinod Nair from Geojit Financial Services said, “The global markets experienced a relief rally following the US election results, reducing political uncertainty with Trump securing a strong mandate. This has led to strong risk-on sentiments, driven by expectations of tax cuts and increased government spending.”

Ajay Garg, Director and CEO of SMC Global Securities Limited, provided a comprehensive outlook. He said, “Trump’s second time after a gap of four years as US President is expected to bring both opportunities and challenges for India across trade, defense, immigration, and technology.”

Garg highlighted that while protectionist trade policies could impact Indian exports, Trump’s strategy to reduce US dependence on China may create new opportunities for Indian manufacturers and tech firms as alternative suppliers.

IT, DEFENSE AND CRYPTO BOOST

Raj Patel, CMO of MintCFD, shared insights into specific sectors that may gain from Trump’s victory. “The defense sector, driven by Trump’s focus on military strength, is expected to see increased demand, with greater government spending on defense initiatives,” Patel noted.

He added that Trump’s push for US energy independence could favour fossil fuel companies, creating a more favourable environment through deregulation in energy production.

Patel also highlighted potential benefits for large financial institutions through banking deregulation, potentially leading to higher profits and more lending activity.

In the digital asset space, Patel said, “Cryptocurrencies may see a boom under a second Trump term, given his pro-crypto approach. A more favorable regulatory environment for digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum could enhance their value.”

Meanwhile, Edul Patel CEO and Co-founder Mudrex, said, “With this win, the crypto markets are likely to see a range of deregulations in the crypto space starting 2025, leading to higher adoption rate.”

“If Trump follows through on promises like establishing a national Bitcoin reserve and forming a Crypto Advisory Council, the US could become a global leader in mainstreaming digital assets. His pro-crypto stance will also influence other countries including India to have a clearer framework for digital assets,” he added.

The US-India relationship may see developments in line with Trump’s foreign policy. As Garg pointed out, “A continuation of his first-term approach, including strengthening US-India ties through initiatives like the Quad, would enhance security cooperation, benefiting India.”

He added that Trump’s focus on revitalising US manufacturing could encourage global companies to set up production in India.

Swapnil Aggarwal, Director, VSRK Capital, highlighted that Donald Trump’s re-election could introduce notable shifts for the Indian market, with sectors like manufacturing, energy, and defense standing to benefit and presenting new opportunities for investors.

“Should Trump reimplement high tariffs on Chinese products, Indian manufacturers could gain a competitive edge in US markets, boosting export-oriented industries such as auto parts, solar equipment, and chemicals. This could have a positive impact on mutual funds that invest in these sectors, making them attractive options for investors aiming to leverage India’s expanding export potential,” Aggarwal added.

“A Trump-led administration could also see lower energy costs due to pro-fossil fuel policies, benefiting Indian oil and gas companies,” he noted.

WHERE TO INVEST?

Understanding sector-specific opportunities will be key for investors on Dalal Street. The IT sector shows promise, with Nair noting that “BFSI spending in the US has improved as per the IT Q2 result, which is positive for Indian players.”

Companies in defense, traditional energy, and manufacturing could benefit from Trump’s policies, while the financial sector might see growth through deregulation.

Garg added that Trump’s proposal to reduce the corporate tax rate for domestic production from 21% to 15% could support IT services demand by alleviating budgetary constraints for US firms, benefiting companies like TCS and HCL Technologies.

He also noted that Trump’s reduced emphasis on climate action may lessen US support for India’s renewable energy sector, which could be favourable for companies like NTPC and SJVN. Moreover, his pro-business stance could encourage investment in strategic technologies like 5G, benefiting Indian telecom giants such as Reliance Industries and Bharti Airtel.

AMERICA FIRST, H-1B VISA RULES AMONG KEY CONCERNS

On the other hand, Palka Arora Chopra, Director at Master Capital Services, shared a contradictory view. She highlighted that the Indian stock market could facevolatility due to Donald Trump’s “protectionist trade policies and more restrictive immigration plans”.

“His America First & Make America Great Again agendas, which emphasises tighter immigration controls, may pose challenges for India’s IT sector, which relies heavily on US H-1B visas to deploy talent onshore. If Trump further limits these visas, Indian IT firms may potentially experience headwinds like increased costs and operational challenges, affecting their US growth prospects,” said Chopra, adding that the pharma sector could face a similar scenario.

She further highlighted that commodity prices rose because of Trump’s protectionist trade polices and this could make foreign institutional investors cautious and limit investments in emerging economies like India.

“Overall, Trump’s policies may create headwinds for sectors like IT and Pharma in the near-term but may be beneficial in the longer term, as a stronger dollar will result in better revenues for Indian IT firms, which are heavily reliant on this geography for their earnings, which are reported in US Dollar terms,” Chopra said.

Therefore, for Indian investors, this means carefully weighing sector-specific opportunities against potential trade and policy headwinds while keeping a long-term perspective on their investments.

WHAT ABOUT GLOBAL MARKETS?

Ross Maxwell from VT Markets offers a global perspective: “Markets have responded positively, with indices rising and the USD strengthening, largely due to Trump’s previous term, which saw tax cuts and deregulation benefiting sectors like manufacturing, energy, and defense.”

However, Maxwell cautioned that Trump’s protectionist stance could have broad effects, particularly on emerging markets reliant on US trade.

He summed up the outlook, saying, “While Trump’s policies present both risks and opportunities, they are likely to create a cautious outlook for the global economy.”

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Achieving Financial Stability: A Step-by-Step Guide https://wisdomtrees.in/organization-of-accounting-at-the-enterprise/ https://wisdomtrees.in/organization-of-accounting-at-the-enterprise/#respond Sun, 06 Oct 2024 17:25:00 +0000 https://wisdomtrees.in/?p=6430

Hi there! I’m Ashish Singh, a financial coach and someone who’s been through the ups and downs of managing money. Over the years, I’ve learned that achieving financial stability isn’t about luck—it’s about making informed decisions and taking consistent steps toward your goals. Whether you’re just starting or looking to fine-tune your financial habits, here’s a guide to help you along the way.

1. Understand Your Financial Picture

The first step to financial stability is understanding where you stand. Take a close look at your income, expenses, and any debts you have. When I started tracking my finances, I realized I was spending more on subscriptions I rarely used than I thought!

Start by creating a detailed list of your monthly income and expenses. Knowing your financial habits is the key to taking control.

2. Set Clear Financial Goals

One thing I’ve always found motivating is setting specific financial goals. Whether it’s saving for a vacation, paying off student loans, or buying a home, having a clear target gives you direction.

Break your goals into short-term and long-term ones. For example:

  • Short-term: Build an emergency fund.
  • Long-term: Save for retirement or a big investment.

Tracking progress toward these goals keeps you motivated.

3. Create a Budget That Works for You

Budgeting isn’t about saying “no” to everything; it’s about prioritizing what matters. I like using the 50/30/20 rule:

  • 50% of your income for needs (rent, groceries, utilities).
  • 30% for wants (dining out, entertainment).
  • 20% for savings and debt repayment.

Adjust this framework based on your situation, but make sure saving and investing are part of the plan.

4. Build an Emergency Fund

One of the best decisions I ever made was starting an emergency fund. Life throws curveballs—a medical bill, car repair, or even a sudden job loss. Having three to six months of living expenses saved can protect you from these surprises.

Keep your emergency fund in a separate, easily accessible account. Trust me, having this safety net reduces so much stress.

5. Start Investing Early

If you’re not investing yet, now’s the time to start. The earlier you begin, the more you benefit from compound growth. When I first started, I focused on simple options like index funds and mutual funds.

You don’t need a lot to get started—many platforms let you invest small amounts. And remember, consistency beats trying to time the market.

6. Tackle Debt Strategically

Debt can feel like a heavy burden, but with a solid plan, it’s manageable. I’ve found the debt snowball method (paying off the smallest debts first) helpful because it builds momentum. Alternatively, the avalanche method (focusing on high-interest debt) saves you more money over time.

Whichever approach you choose, make consistent payments, and avoid taking on unnecessary new debt.

7. Protect Your Financial Future

Financial stability isn’t just about growing your wealth; it’s about protecting it. Ensure you have adequate insurance—health, life, and even renters or homeowners insurance.

Additionally, take steps to secure your assets, like creating a will and setting up beneficiaries for your accounts.

8. Keep Learning and Adapting

The financial world is constantly evolving, and staying informed is crucial. I regularly read books, follow financial blogs, and attend webinars to stay up to date. Every new piece of knowledge helps me make better decisions.

Your financial goals may also change over time. Be flexible and adjust your strategies as needed.

Final Thoughts

Achieving financial stability isn’t a sprint—it’s a marathon. It takes time, patience, and discipline, but every small step you take adds up to big results. Start by understanding your financial situation, set clear goals, and take action toward them one step at a time.

Remember, you’re not alone on this journey. We provide tools, tips, and resources to help you navigate the path to financial success. Take that first step today—your future self will thank you.

Wishing you success,
Ashish Singh

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Mastering Your Finances: A Roadmap to Financial Freedom https://wisdomtrees.in/which-card-is-better-to-have-debit-or-credit/ https://wisdomtrees.in/which-card-is-better-to-have-debit-or-credit/#respond Sun, 04 Aug 2024 10:21:00 +0000 https://wisdomtrees.in/?p=6427

Hi, I’m Alex Mathew, a financial enthusiast who’s passionate about helping people take control of their money. Over the years, I’ve learned that financial freedom isn’t about being rich—it’s about having the ability to live life on your own terms. If you’re ready to start your journey to better financial health, here are some practical tips that have worked wonders for me.


1. Start with a Budget

When I first decided to get serious about my finances, the first thing I did was create a budget. It’s not as intimidating as it sounds—just track your income and expenses to see where your money is going.

I found that using budgeting apps made the process easier, especially for identifying where I could cut back. For example, I was shocked to see how much I spent on takeout! Now, I allocate my income into essentials, savings, and a little for fun. It’s all about balance.

2. Build an Emergency Fund

If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that life loves surprises—and not always the good kind. An emergency fund saved me when I had unexpected car repairs last year. Without it, I’d have been scrambling to cover the costs.

My advice? Start small. Even setting aside $500 can be a huge relief. Once you hit that, aim for three to six months’ worth of expenses in a high-yield savings account. Trust me, it’s worth the effort.

3. Tackle Debt Head-On

Debt used to feel like a weight I’d never shake off, but I discovered strategies that made it manageable. My favorite? The avalanche method, where you pay off high-interest debts first.

Seeing those balances shrink gave me so much motivation. I also cut back on unnecessary spending to funnel more money toward paying off my loans faster. It’s tough, but the freedom you feel afterward is incredible.

4. Start Investing Early

Investing always felt like something for “rich people,” but I realized that starting small is the key. The earlier you begin, the more your money grows thanks to compound interest.

I opened a retirement account and started putting money into index funds and ETFs. If you’re new to investing, don’t overthink it—there are robo-advisors and online tools that can guide you. Small, consistent investments really do add up over time.

5. Plan for Retirement Now

It’s tempting to think retirement is a distant worry, but future Alex will thank current Alex for planning ahead. I started with my employer’s 401(k) and made sure to contribute enough to get the company match. It’s free money—why not take it?

I’ve also set up a Roth IRA to diversify my retirement savings. Even if it’s just a little each month, I’m ensuring that I’ll have the freedom to enjoy my golden years.

6. Stay Flexible and Keep Learning

Financial plans aren’t set in stone. I review my budget and goals regularly to make sure they align with where I’m at in life. Sometimes unexpected opportunities or challenges come up, and being flexible has helped me navigate them.

I also make it a point to stay informed—reading books, blogs, and attending workshops has been incredibly helpful. Knowledge is power when it comes to managing money.

Final Thoughts

Financial freedom is about progress, not perfection. Start with small steps—track your spending, save a little each month, and invest in your future. It’s not about deprivation; it’s about making intentional choices that align with your goals.

If I can do it, so can you. Stick with it, and you’ll be amazed at how far you can go. There are tons of resources to help you along the way. Take charge of your finances today—your future self will thank you.

Let’s build that financial freedom together!
– Alex Mathew

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Smart Money Habits to Secure Your Financial Future https://wisdomtrees.in/accounting-of-settlements-with-the-budget/ https://wisdomtrees.in/accounting-of-settlements-with-the-budget/#respond Thu, 01 Feb 2024 14:28:00 +0000 https://wisdomtrees.in/?p=6434

Hello everyone, I’m Ashish Pundir, and I believe that building financial security isn’t about how much you earn—it’s about what you do with what you have. With the right habits, anyone can create a stable and prosperous future. Let me share some practical money habits that can transform your financial life.

1. Pay Yourself First

One of the best habits I’ve adopted is to “pay myself first.” This means saving a portion of your income before spending on anything else. Whether it’s 10%, 20%, or even 5% of your earnings, prioritize saving consistently.

Set up an automatic transfer to your savings or investment account every month. It’s an effortless way to ensure you’re building wealth over time.

2. Live Below Your Means

This might sound simple, but it’s incredibly powerful. For years, I thought more income meant more spending, but that mindset held me back. Living below your means doesn’t mean depriving yourself—it means spending thoughtfully and avoiding lifestyle inflation.

Focus on what truly adds vlue to your life and cut back on unnecessary expenses.

3. Track Your Spending

You can’t improve what you don’t measure. Tracking your spending helps you identify patterns and areas where you can save. I’ve found apps and budgeting tools incredibly useful for this.

When I first started tracking, I realized I was overspending on dining out. Making small changes, like cooking more at home, freed up funds for savings and investments.

4. Invest Early and Often

The earlier you start investing, the more time your money has to grow. I learned this lesson the hard way, thinking I needed a lot of money to invest. In reality, even small, consistent contributions make a huge difference.

Explore options like mutual funds, ETFs, or retirement accounts. If you’re new to investing, start with low-risk options and educate yourself along the way.

5. Avoid Unnecessary Debt

Not all debt is bad, but excessive debt can derail your financial goals. Before taking on new debt, ask yourself if it’s truly necessary. When I bought my first car, I opted for a used model instead of a new one, saving thousands in the process.

If you already have debt, focus on paying it off strategically. Prioritize high-interest debts, and consider using the snowball or avalanche method for repayment.

6. Build an Emergency Fund

Life is unpredictable, and an emergency fund is your financial safety net. Aim to save three to six months’ worth of living expenses in a liquid account. This cushion protects you from unexpected events like medical bills or job loss.

When I started, I saved small amounts regularly, and over time, my emergency fund grew into a reliable backup.

7. Keep Learning About Money

Personal finance is a lifelong journey. I make it a habit to read books, follow financial blogs, and listen to podcasts to stay informed. The more you learn, the better equipped you’ll be to make smart financial decisions.

Knowledge is an investment in itself, and it pays dividends in the form of better money management.

Final Thoughts

Building a secure financial future is all about adopting smart habits and sticking to them. Start small, stay consistent, and watch how your efforts compound over time.

Remember, it’s not about perfection—it’s about progress. We here to guide you with the tools and resources you need to succeed. Take the first step today, and your future self will thank you.

– Ashish Pundir

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Building social capital in post-pandemic work environment https://wisdomtrees.in/building-social-capital-in-post-pandemic-work-environment/ https://wisdomtrees.in/building-social-capital-in-post-pandemic-work-environment/#respond Mon, 07 Nov 2022 03:42:00 +0000 https://wisdomtrees.in/?p=22658

Practically after over a year of soaring unemployment rates, the number of employment opportunities has increased in India.

During these hard times, One of India’s Leading, Diversified Financial Services conglomerates, mastertrust focused on adapting a parallel approach and has been keen on providing a comfortable work environment to all its employees. The pandemic took away a number of jobs and those were difficult times for every individual to earn their livelihood. mastertrust with 37 years of operational experience adopted the ‘Zero Lay-Off Policy’ wherein the focus was to support and safeguard their employees and their families.

The HR Team played a major role wherein they used to connect with employees and provided them with solutions to cope with the changing times.

mastertrust comes with a diverse set of employees of different castes, religions, gender, age, beliefs, and expressions, all of them together as a team contribute to the smooth functioning of the organization. The company highlighted a positive sentiment in the Indian job market with a total estimate of 637 employees and still counting this post-pandemic year.

In 2021, mastertrust nurtured a dedicated faculty of, over 500 employees with zero staff layoff. They focused on prioritizing the well-being of their existing employees along with their work ethic by organizing yoga sessions, and doctors’ webinars, conducting vaccination drives, gave insurance policies and advanced paychecks catering to every employer’s financial needs, during the lockdown.

Envisioning a post-pandemic positive hiring sentiment, mastertrust is utilizing real-time recruitment tools – an array of job portals, extensive placement consultants, holistic employee referral programs, digital headhunts, proactive connections, and direct approaches.

“With the Indian economy growing at a steady pace, the job market is also seeing a consistent uptick in hiring activity across the country. We, at mastertrust, strike a balance between hiring raw sales talent along with retaining dedicated employees across verticals and experience bands”

“With the financial ecosystem taking a progressive turn, with more organizations projecting the intent to increase their hirings, our female-centric HR team plays a crucial role in ensuring a holistic recruitment and an extensive pathway for every communication – periodical employees reviews and assessments, the much deserved-appraisals and company growth keeps our employees motivated to grow professionally and personally” she stated.

Palka mentioned, “In mastertrust, we have emphasized both purposes and belonging because they must go hand in hand. In our organization, we want people to feel like everything they do matters; we want our employees to feel a shared sense of purpose as well as satisfaction in their own purpose. We refer to it as solidarity.”

The forthcoming quarter brings good tidings for ‘social recruiters,’ a strategy that is taking shape at the financial services company. Taking a holistic brand value approach, mastertrust encourages targeting millennials and Gen Z as prospective employees, garnering potential raw talent, advertising the scope of jobs, and open communications with potential talent.

About mastertrust: mastertrust is one of the leading financial organizations with an experience of more than 37 years, it provides a broad range of financial products and services to individuals and corporations. With a vision to be a well-diversified financial provider for wealth creation and an ideal service provider in the business.

mastertrust has built a unified platform that caters to all kinds of investment needs. The company offers investors the best user interface and experience nationwide and has grown to an advanced level by providing an online presence of its products and services to its target audiences.

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