It has been effectively using the Provisions of SARFAESI Act and State Finance Corporation’s Act for takeover and sale of assets in cases of delinquency. It has so far exercised this provision in a large number of medium and large scale Companies which gives it a unique set of expertise in managing the process of takeover and sale of asset, OTS with Borrowers.

The Treasury in SICOM was constituted in June, 1996 mainly with a view to achieve significant improvement in asset liability management, efficiency in management of funds and for exploitation of opportunities arising out of availability of substantial funds from PSUs in the nature of short term deposits.

India is known as one the world's top education destination in the global education industry. With some of the best universities and colleges India has been successful in attracting bright talents all over the world. Indian education system is robust and built on strong foundations. According to Indian Brand Equity Foundation Indian education market is currently pegged at $100 billion with higher education contributing to 59.7%, school education at 38.1%, pre-school at 1.6% and the remainder 0.6% consists of technology and multi-media based education.

It has been effectively using the Provisions of SARFAESI Act and State Finance Corporation’s Act for takeover and sale of assets in cases of delinquency. It has so far exercised this provision in a large number of medium and large scale Companies which gives it a unique set of expertise in managing the process of takeover and sale of asset, OTS with Borrowers.

The Treasury in SICOM was constituted in June, 1996 mainly with a view to achieve significant improvement in asset liability management, efficiency in management of funds and for exploitation of opportunities arising out of availability of substantial funds from PSUs in the nature of short term deposits.

India is known as one the world's top education destination in the global education industry. With some of the best universities and colleges India has been successful in attracting bright talents all over the world. Indian education system is robust and built on strong foundations. According to Indian Brand Equity Foundation Indian education market is currently pegged at $100 billion with higher education contributing to 59.7%, school education at 38.1%, pre-school at 1.6% and the remainder 0.6% consists of technology and multi-media based education.