How to invest in a fixed deposit?
Frequently asked questions
What documents are required for a public/ private limited company to invest in a fixed deposit?
To invest in a Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit, companies must provide incorporation documents, PAN, a board resolution, address proof, a cancelled cheque, and KYC documents of authorised signatories and beneficial owners. Details of key management personnel, along with proof of the registered and principal business address, are also required.
What documents are required for a partnership firm to invest in a fixed deposit?
A partnership firm can invest in an FD by submitting the following documents:
- Registration Certificate
- PAN
- Partnership Deed
- One recent Photograph, PAN or Form 60, and any one valid OVD (PAN, passport, driving license, Voter's identity card) of the authorised signatory(ies)
- BO declaration (part of application form) and KYC of BO as per above point
- Names of all partners on entity’s letterhead, signed by authorised signatory(ies)
- Address proof of the registered office, and the principal place of its business, if it is different.
What documents are required for a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) to invest in a fixed deposit?
A HUF can invest in an FD by submitting the following documents:
- PAN
- HUF deed and declaration
- KYC of Karta
What documents are required for registered societies to open a fixed deposit account?
Registered societies need to submit the following documents to open an FD account:
- Certificate of registration
- Bye Laws/ rules
- Resolution for
- Opening the account
- PAN
- Latest telephone
- Bill or electricity bill, or bank account statement
- KYC of authorised
- Signatories
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