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Dr. V Shunmugam	How India can move towards dynamic fuel pricing: A global perspective –
Dr. Rachana Baid	The problems small-cap funds face –
Dr. Rachana Baid	Thrill seeking investors and regulatory nudges –
Dr. V. Shunmugam	Seeds sown for agriculture and food processing sector in Interim Budget need energetic nurturing –
Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	It’s time for India to strengthen the SLB Landscape? –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. Rachana Baid	When promoters spell ruin for their companies –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	Treading the AI path sensibly-
Dr. Jinesh Panchali	Beyond the arm of the law –
Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Time for Indian securities markets to embrace the digital asset era –
Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	The Atomic Edge: Is the Indian equity market ready to move to T+0 settlement? –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M. S. Sahoo	When the regulated become the regulator –
Dr. Rachana Baid	Passive fund Investments: Tracking the divergence in risk versus return –
Dr. V. Shunmugam	Leverage derivative markets to ensure MSP delivery to farmers –
Dr. CKG Nair	A fresh approach to addressing climate change –
Mr. Kuldeep Thareja, Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj & Rasmeet Kohli	Of US fractional investing and the lesson for India –
Dr. Rachana Baid & Mr. Ajay Tyag	BRSR filings: Not mere disclosures –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Can’t have a common approach: A regulatory quest for standards doesn’t factor in the wide on-ground differences –
Dr. CKG Nair	Strengthening disclosure-based regime for FPIs – Challenges and Impact –
Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Lessons for India: How global regulators are addressing the finfluencer phenomenon –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	The fading colours of watchdogs –
Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Are Indian CCPs prepared for high impact NDLs?-
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. Rachana Baid	When do words turn into barbs and insults? –
Dr. V. Shunmugam	Tomato, Onion, and Potato need to move up the value chain – Money Control.com on August 08, 2023
Dr. CKG Nair	The coming quality test of progress –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	The soul of the IBC: Critics must see that IBC is meant to enable the market to determine viability of a company –
Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Portability of Brokers: Succour for Investors? –
Mr. Kuldeep Thareja, Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj & Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Intermediaries also require a credibility score –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. Rachana Baid	India’s own ‘global lion’ –
Dr. Rachana Baid & Mr. Ajay Tyagi	Business Standard –
Mr. Kuldeep Thareja, Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj & Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Mint –
Dr. CKG Nair	Financial Express –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Ms. Usha Ganapathy Subramanian	Mint –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. Rachana Baid	Business Standard –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda, Mr. V. Veeravel & Mr. A. Balakrishnan	Emerald Insight –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. Rachana Baid	Mint –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Mr. Animesh Srivastava	Mint –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Ms. Usha Ganapathy Subramanian	Taxmann –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Ms. Usha Ganapathy Subramanian	Re-engineering the Decisional process in management through Fintech –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. Rachana Baid	MFS must perform before the push for a performance-based fee structure –
Dr. Rachana Baid & Mr. Ajay Tyagi	Checking RPT abuse –
Mr. Kuldeep Thareja, Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj & Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Time to color the risk to help out Investors –
Dr. CKG Nair jointly with Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Disclosures and disconnects –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Ms. Usha Ganapathy Subramanian	SEBI to realign UPSI definition with material events to curb insider trading –
Mr. Shiba Prasad Mohanty	Fintech in India: Opportunities and challenges to the emerging financial ecosystem –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. Jinesh Panchali	A mega IPO for the Railways –
Dr. Ankur Shukla	US bank runs could hurt Indian IT –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	A new fear of AI dawning? –
Dr. V. Shunmugam	Metal Recycling – A practical recipe for the Green Economy or Just another ‘Fad’ –
Dr. CKG Nair	Population growth on a volatile planet –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Price Discovery in Agricultural Commodities Markets for India: A Case of Cotton –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M. S. Sahoo	A competition law that clicks for all –
Dr. V. Shunmugam	India’s farm policy needs to focus on creating robust commodity supply chains –
Mr. Kuldeep Thareja, Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj & Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	It’s time to revisit some issues in securities markets –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Ms. Usha Ganapathy Subramanian	India – The preferred destination for Medical Tourism –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan, Mr. A. Sekar & Mr. Syam Kumar R	Achieving Economic Sustainability through ESG –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Mr. A. Sekar	Emerging Landscape of ESG Investments in India –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Innovative Financial Instruments and Investors’ Interest in Indian Securities Markets –
Dr. Latha Chari & Dr. Meraj Inamdar	Liquidity Impact of Novel Market Surveillance Measures—An Evidence from India –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	Will my job be threatened –
Dr. V. Shunmugam	A global consensus on mitigation measures can address linkages between food price inflation and climate change –
Dr. Rachana Baid & Mr. Ajay Tyagi	The AT-1 bonds conundrum –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. Rachana Baid	MF industry can scale up further –
Dr. V. Shunmugam	Private investment in scientific warehousing capacities can aid the growth of the food processing sector –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Short selling and activism don’t go together –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Better to Give than to Receive: A Study of BRICS Countries Stock Markets –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Board versus board –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	Real heroes of web revolution –
Dr. Rachana Baid & Mr. Ajay Tyagi	Are mutual funds fostering corporate governance? –
Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Claim your shares and money lying with the IEPF –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Mr. S. Badri Narayanan	ESG Reporting- A Low Hanging Fruit for CMAs” –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda, Ms. Babita Panda & Dr. Ajaya Kumar Panda	Macroeconomic Response to BRICS Countries Stock Markets Using Panel VAR –
Dr. Kirti Arekar	Study of Volatility Dynamics between Emerging stock Market Index and US oil price Index – MGarch Modeling Approach – Finance India –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Mr. A. Sekar	Disclosure of Key Performance Indicators in Offer Document –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	ChatGPT: Driving the world berserk? –
Dr. Rachana Baid	Did MFs take a stand on Adanis? –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	A ‘waterfall’ for insolvency resolution –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Once a PSU, always a PSU –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Reducing cost of doing business –
Mr. Kuldeep Thareja, Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj & Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	The Changes in SEBI’s complaints redressal system –
Dr. Meraj Inamdar	Exploring the potentials of Smart Data Analytics in the Banking Industry –
Dr. Kirti Arekar	Impact of microfinance on enhanced wellbeing and self-help group women in post –COVID scenario – Model Assisted Statistics and Applications –
Dr. Jatin Trivedi	Do European, Middle-East and Asian Stock Markets Impact on Indian Stock Market? A Case Study Based on NIFTY Stock Index Forecasting –
Dr. Jatin Trivedi	Risk and Prospective Returns: The Case of European and Asian Financial Markets –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Delays, even with no jurisdiction –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	Women leaders: A way to IPO success? –
Dr. CKG Nair	Behind SEBI’s CIS failure –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Mr. A. Sekar	Social Audit – A Green path for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	Emerging AI: What awaits us? –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Rescuing companies before it is too late –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Ensure ‘equity’ in IBC resolution –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Deadlines for efficiency –
Mr. Shiba Prasad Mohanty	India’s housing finance companies struggle to stay afloat –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	The executive-judiciary tussle –
Mr. Kuldeep Thareja, Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj & Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Skin in the game: A policy reform worth revisiting –
Ms. Monika Halan	FTX implosion is a costly lesson for retail investors –
Dr. CKG Nair, Dr. Latha Chari & Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Need that extra 1% –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	A different kind of quiet quitting –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Act ahead. Dealing with marketplace bullies –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda & Dr. Hanish Sinha	Is Non-Renewable Energy Still the Driver of Economic Growth? –
Dr Latha Chari & Dr Meraj Inamdar	Effectiveness of additional surveillance measures: Empirical study using Indian Market Data –
Mr. Shiba Prasad Mohanty	RBI digital lending norms threaten to put shadow banks out of business –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	Corporate insolvency: Rethinking irregular transactions –
Dr. Rachana Baid	What to consider before selecting an index fund –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	Reimagining Venture Capital –
Mr. Kuldeep Thareja, Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj & Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Time to settle the debate on nominations –
Dr. Jatin Trivedi	Financial Market Interconnections analyzed using Garch Univariate and Multivariate models –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M S Sahoo	The global middle-men –
Dr. Viral Acharya & Dr. Raghuram G. Rajan	Why central banks will find it hard to reverse quantitative easing –
Ms. Monika Halan	A robust credit rating system is key for India” –
Dr. CKG Nair & Mr. Ajay Tyagi	Women directors: Companies not complying with SEBI rules is a worrying sign” –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. Ranjith Krishnan	Role of Independent Directors – A Stakeholders’ Perspective –
Dr. Rachana Baid	What drives mutual funds’ growth? –
Dr. Rachana Baid	Does your actively managed MF pass the benchmark test? –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan, Ms. Nayana Savala & Mr. A. Sekar	Social Stock Exchange – A Pathway to Sustainable Development Goals –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Mr. A. Sekar	ESG – India drives the way” featured in 50th National Convention of Company Secretaries souvenir published by
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda & Mr. Debadatta Das Mohapatra	Re-engineering the Governance Framework for SMEs –
Mr. Kuldeep Thareja, Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj & Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	How investors can avoid stock broker defaults –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan, Mr. Puzhankara Sivakumar & Ms. Anju Panicker	Inching closer to the Agenda 2030: Impact Investment and Potential of Social Stock Exchange in India –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Mr. A Sekar	Re-engineering the Governance Framework for SMEs –
Dr. Jatin Trivedi	Volatility Clustering Analysis: Evidence from Asian Stock Markets –
Ms. Monika Halan	The Indian government’s decisive shift on markets –
Dr. Viral V Acharya	Looking through supply-side inflation is a flawed approach –
Mr. Rohit Modar – PGDM (SM) Batch 2021-23	Gold demand: Uncertainties, policies weigh despite inflation –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	Hail the rise of digital humanities –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Spacs and other fads of high finance –
Ms. Trisha Shreyashi & Mr. Krishna Pardeshi – LL.M.(I&SL) Batch 2021-22	We are well placed to let fintech lead the success of Digital India –
Dr. Rachana Baid	What to look for when investing in index funds –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Innovations for people? Sharp practices of hi-tech based service providers need closer scrutiny and regulation –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Legislation: Intent and interpretation –
Dr. Rachana Baid	More info may not necessarily help investors –
Ms. Trisha Shreyashi & Mr. Krishna Pardeshi – LL.M.(I&SL) Batch 2021-22	How fintech-related policies are impacting the Indian economy –
Dr. V Shunmugam	Global commodity market regulations need to be streamlined –
Dr. Rachana Baid	Cutting out the clutter in MF regulation –
Ms. Trisha Shreyashi – LL.M.(I&SL) Batch 2021-22	Social Stock Exchange of India: From Commerce to Conscience –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Mr. A Sekar	CS and ICSI – Then, Now and Beyond..-
Prof. Raveendranath K, Mr. Puzhankara Sivakumar & Ms. Anju Paniker	Analysing the Efficacy of Governance Professionals in Ensuring Good Corporate Governance Practices –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan & Mr. A Sekar	A Peninsula for Governance Professionals- Strategy Governance and Sustainability –
Dr. Rachana Baid	Mutual Funds \| There’s no conflict between Sharpe Ratio and Treynor Ratio –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	Whither the middle class –
Dr. V Shunmugam & Mr. Naveen Pratap Singh	Sustaining farm export performance –
Dr. Rachana Baid	Focus of securities market regulation must change –
Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj & Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Why FPI capital flows matter for India –
Dr. CKG Nair & Dr. M. S. Sahoo	The Cinderella of insolvency –
Dr. Rachana Baid	What drives Indian retail investors when picking mutual funds? –
Mr. Rohit Modar – PGDM (SM) Batch 2021-23	What a weak rupee means to the Indian economy? –
Mr. Saurabh Vinit Gaikwad – LL.M.(I&SL) Batch 2021-22)	Role of Monetary Policy Committee in controlling Inflation –
Ms. Trisha Shreyashi – LL.M.(I&SL) Batch 2021-22)	A Road map to $5 Trillion Economy –
Ms. Trisha Shreyashi – LL.M.(I&SL) Batch 2021-22)	Give neo-banks a boost –
Dr. V Shunmugam&Mr. Naveen Pratap Singh	How to scale up commodity derivatives market –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	Say no to cookies from strangers –
Dr. Rachana Baid	Should tracking error be used for active funds? –
Dr. CKG Nair &Dr. M. S. Sahoo	It’s time for regulatory algos –
Dr. Rachana Baid	Mutual Funds \| There is a clear winner in the multi-cap vs flexi-cap battle –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	What ails the IBC? A problem of timely resolution –
Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj&Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Gap between Letter and Spirit in the Role of Mutual Fund Trustees –
Mr. Ajit Balakrishnan	The T-Shirt Wars –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	New age IPO valuations are too disruptive-
Dr. Latha Chari,Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda& Dr. CKG Nair	Regulatory Risk Containment Measures on Single Stock Derivatives –
Dr. V Shunmugam&Mr. Naveen Pratap Singh	Rocking the ECONOMY BOAT –
Mr. Abhinav Kumar K P&Dr. Ranjith Krishnan	Startups: A Compliance & Secretarial Perspective –
Ms. Monika Halan	The time has come to change the poverty narrative in India –
Dr. V Shunmugham	India cannot be faulted for buying Russian oil –
Dr. V Shunmugam	Towards a healthy financialisation of commodities sector –
Dr. Rachana Baid	Multi-asset mutual funds are similar, and yet so different” –
Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj&Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Performance standards—the missing piece in curated stock portfolios –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M.S. Sahoo	Entity-specific legislations are not needed –
Mr. Aniket Ranjan – LL.M. Batch 2021-22)	Co-operative Banking System in India: Opportunities and Challenges –
Mr. M. Krishnamoorthy	Participants of Mutual Funds in Corporate Governance – Reality Check –
Dr. V Shunmugam	Towards sustainable regulation of warehousing –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Special legislation for business entities is passé –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	A Panglossian countenance on inflation –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Reform path: IBC doesn’t need too many legislative fixes – )
Dr. V Shunmugam	A case for reforms in warehousing regulation –
Mr. Mohd. Meraj Inamdar & Dr. Minaxi A Rachchh	Advent of ESG Ecosystem in India –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan& Mr. A Sekar	ESG – Marching towards Sustainable Development Goals –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Insolvency proceedings’ deadline problem –
Dr. V Shunmugam&Mr. Naveen Pratap Singh	Reaching ‘net zero’ by leveraging finance –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	The context matters more than the conduct –
Mr. M Krishnamoorthy&Dr. V R Narasimhan	Are MFs serious about SEBI’s Stewardship Code? –
Dr. V Shunmugam&Mr. Naveen Pratap Singh	Sustaining the retail boom in capital markets –
Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj&Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	Are Indian shareholders getting shortchanged? –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan&Mr. Mitulkumar Suthar	Study of COVID19 Disclosures by Nifty 50 companies –
Dr. CKG Nair& Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Fixing the financial architecture
Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj	Shareholder Activism and Good Governance –
Dr. Pardiptarathi Panda&Dr. Babita Panda	Indian markets awaits cues from Budget 2022, Fed stance –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Scrap reservations in IPO –
Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj&Ms. Rasmeet Kohli	The trends and concerns pertaining to intial Public Offers in India –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Code of conduct (code) for the committee of creditors (CoC) –
Dr. Ranjith Krishnan&CS Abhinav Kumar K P	Independent Directors – increased expectation and benchmarking standards
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Time to Institutionalise valuation profession –
Dr. CKG Nair&Dr. M. S. Sahoo	Insolvency resolution proceedings in slow motion
Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Copper: A Barometer of Global Economy Setting its Foothold in India-Commodity Insights Year Book 2021 (MCX)-
Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Copper Stays Buoyant as Omicron Virus Variant Threat Ease –
Dr. V Shunmugam&Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Time to redefine grain storage in India-
Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Copper Market Stagnates Amidst Lack of Concrete Direction –
Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Slowdown in Chinese Demand Leads Copper to Extended Consolidation-
Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Vertical Integration of Copper Demand Sustain Upsurge in Copper –
Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Logistics Disruptions and Demand for Green Energy Sustains Buoyancy in Copper-
Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Copper Consolidates on Higher Levels amidst Slackening Supplies-
Dr. V Shunmugam	Can India be a Price Setter for Gold?-
Dr. V Shunmugam&Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Warehousing industry needs a makeover to help farm sector-
Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Dwindling Supplies Supports Bullish Momentum in Copper-
Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Copper’s Strong Demand Supersedes the Impact of COVID-
Dr. Hanish Kumar Sinha	Copper Finding Unprecedented Support from the Bulls-
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda,Singh Simarjeet,Walia Nidhi, & Gupta Sanjay	Risk-Managed Momentum: An Evidence from Indian Stock Market –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda &Patra Saswat	Spillovers and financial integration in emerging markets: Analysis of BRICS economies within a VAR‐BEKK framework –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda,Panda Ajaya Kumar,Nanda Swagatika	Working Capital Management, Macroeconomic Impacts, and Firm Profitability: Evidence from Indian SMEs-
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda&Lubys Justinas	US and EU Unconventional Monetary Policy Spillover on BRICS Financial Markets: An Event Study –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda &Shreyashi Trisha	Now, companies can have ‘differential voting rights’ –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda,Panda Ajaya Kumar,Nanda Swagatika & Parad Atul	Information bias and its spillover effect on return volatility: A study on stock markets in the Asia-Pacific region –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	The Art of Writing a Research Paper in Financial Economics –
Dr. Rachana Baid&Dr V. R. Narasimhan	When it comes to mutual funds, market sense is better than fund manager sense-
Mr. Turangam Borah &Dr. Narsimhulu Siddula	Impact of Lockdown Announcements in India on NIFTY and Its’ Major Sectorial Indices during the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Empirical Analysis –	NA
CMA (Dr.) Latha Chari&Subhashruthi N. J.	Interoperability among Clearing Corporations – What It Means to the Markets?-
CMA (Dr.) Latha Chari& Subhashruthi N. J.	Regulatory Response to Tackle the Anticipated Repercussions of COVID-19 –
Dr. V R Narasimhan,Dr .Latha Chari& Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Gold as an Asset Class for Investment-
Dr.Latha Chari &Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Assessment of Disclosure Related to Commodity Price Risk by Listed Companies A Content Analysis of Annual Reports –
Dr.Latha Chari &Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Do circuit breakers help control free fall in markets? –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda&Thiripalraju M	Stock Market Spillovers: Evidence from BRICS Countries –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda,Vasudevan Shobana &Panda Babita	Dynamic Connectedness among BRICS and Major Countries Stock Markets –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda&Thiripalraju M	Stock Markets, Macroeconomics and Financial Structure of BRICS Countries and USA –
Dr. V R Narasimhan &Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Potential Role of Banks in the Development of Indian Commodity Derivatives Markets – Special Focus on Agricultural Commodities –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda &Jinesh Panchali	Corporate Ownership Structure and Performance: An Enquiry into Indian Stock Market –
Dr. Narsimhulu Siddula	Impact of Financial Crisis & Commodities Transaction Tax (CTT) on Hedge Effectiveness of Commodity Futures Market in India”.-	NA
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda &Thiripalraju M	Return and Volatility Spillovers among Stock Markets: BRICS Countries Experience –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda,Maiti Moinak& Balakrishnan A	Test of Five-factor Asset Pricing Model in India –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda,Iqbal M,Nisha N &Rifat A	Exploring Client Perceptions and Intentions in Emerging Economies: The Case of Green Banking Technology
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda,Dr. Chari Latha,Merajuddin Inamdar & Korivi Sunder Ram	Significance of Market Wide Circuit Breaker in Indian Stock Market –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda,Malabika Deo& Jyothi Chittine	Dynamic regime-switching behavior between cash and futures market: A case of interest rates in India –
Dr. Latha Chari,Dr. Pradiptarathi Pandai& Korivi Sunder Ram	Market Wide Circuit Breaker, Trading Activity and Volatility: Experience from India –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Green Bond: A Socially Responsible Investment (SRI) Instrument –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Stock Markets: Perceptiveness for BRICS Countries and USA (Part-I) –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda	Differential Voting Rights (DVRs) Issued By Indian Companies –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda &Sahoo Hrudaranjan	Interest Rate: Futures and Cash Market Spill-over’s in India –
CMA Dr. Sunder Ram Korivi &CMA Dr. Latha Chari	Changing Dynamics in India’s Agricultural Policy-
Dr. Latha Chari& Amita Bhardwaj	Ascertaining the Best Multiple to Value Pharmaceutical Company Stocks –
Dr. Pradiptarathi Panda& Thiripalraju M	Rise and Fall of Interest rate futures in Indian Derivative Market –
Dr.V. Shunmugam	Sovereign wealth funds and emerging economies – reap the good; leave the bad –
Dr.V. Shunmugam	Need for pragmatic regulation of markets: the takeaway from the recent financial crisis –
Dr.V. Shunmugam	Biofuels—Breaking the Myth of ‘Indestructible Energy’?
Dr.V. Shunmugam & Danish A. Hashim	Volatility in interest rates: its impact and management –
Danish A Hashim & Dr.V Shunmugam	Can Hedging Fly Airlines to Safety in Volatile ATF Markets? –
N. P. Singh,Dr.V. Shunmugam & Sanjeev Garg	How efficient are futures market operations in mitigating price risk? an explorative analysis
Chandra Sen & Hanish Kumar Sinha	Awareness of the farmers regarding economic loss due to air pollution: A component of sustainable development-
Chandra Sen& Hanish Kumar Sinha	Role of commercial banks in developing economy of India: A study of progress and prospects –
Chandra Sen& Hanish Kumar Sinha	Supply response of Paddy in Uttar Pradesh- ( )
Vishwa Ballabh & Dr.V. Shunmugam	Database Needs in Decision Making for Sustainable Basin Management Illustrations from Sabarmati Basin –
Dr.V. Shunmugam & Kombairaju S.	Small farm diversification and food security: A case study of tank fed area –
Hanish Kumar Sinha & Devendra Saha	Level of knowledge, mass media awareness and constraints in adoption of new technology in agriculture: A case study of eastern Uttar Pradesh – I
Dr V.R. Narasimhan	Rapid Expansion of Financial Services Sector and employment opportunities
Dr V.R. Narasimhan	Broking Business –
Dr V.R. Narasimhan	Agri – Trading Opportunities waiting in the wings to take off
Mr. Rajiv Shastri	SEBI’s restriction on inter-scheme transfer for mutual funds is a good step, but not enough
Mr. Rajiv Shastri	Franklin Templeton AMC must release granular data to clear the air
Mr. Chaitanya Nemali &Ms. Mitu Bhardwaj	Importance of Budgeting in Financial Planning
Mr. Mitulkumar Suthar,Dr. V. R. Narasimhan &Dr. Ranjith Krishnan	A Study Of Covid Time Disclosures Of Indian Large Corporates Based On Examination Of Annual Reports Of Nifty Fifty (Indian) Companies
Dr V. R. Narasimhan &Mr. M. Krishnamoorthy	Participation of Mutual Funds in Corporate Governance -A Reality Check –
Dr V. R. Narasimhan &Mr. M. Krishnamoorthy	Are Virtual AGMs really Effective? –
Dr V. R. Narasimhan &Mr. M. Krishnamoorthy	Are Shareholders exercising their Vote? –
Dr Jatin Trivedi	Investigating abnormal volatility transmission patterns between emerging and developed stock markets: a case study – (With Cristi Spulbar, Ramona Birau) –
Dr Jatin Trivedi	Modelling volatility spillovers, cross-market correlation and co-movements between stock markets in european union: an empirical case study – (With Cristi Spulbar, Ramona Birau, Amir Mehdiabadi) –
Dr V. R. Narasimhan &Mr.Meraj Inamdar	Splitting chairman and CEO post: A tricky terrain!
Mohd Meraj Inamdar	Sme Exchange –
Mohd Meraj Inamdar,& Dr (CA) Minaxi Rachchh	Corporate Tax Reforms And Market Reaction On Auto Industry: An Event Study Methodology
Mohd Meraj Inamdar &Dr. Latha Chari	Trading Surveillance Measures and Impact on Trading Activity
Mohd Meraj Inamdar &Susanta Dutta	Rainfall Forecasting Announcement and Commodity Spot Price Fluctuation: Evidence from six selected food commodities with reference to Indian Commodity market
Mohd Meraj Inamdar&Dr (CA) Minaxi Rachchh	Regulatory Measures during Covid-19 Pandemic and Its Impact on Price Discovery: Empirical Evidence from India
Dr Ranjith Krishnan &Mohd Meraj Inamdar	Social Stock Exchanges –Heralding a New Beginning
Bhabani Sankar Rout,Nupur Moni Das &Mohd Meraj Inamdar	COVID‐19 and market risk: An assessment of the G‐20 nations
Dr. Latha Chari& Mohd Meraj Inamdar	Impact Of Price Limit On Stock Performance
Dr Jatin Trivedi	Assessing the changes in statistical property of selected stock markets behaviour before and after covid-19 pandemic: a case study (With Cristi Spulbar, Ramona Birau, Elena Loredana Minea) –
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Impact of monetary policy on the Indian stock market: Does the devil lie in the detail?

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Although the link between the stock market and monetary policy is nebulous in the Indian context, it is perceived to be significant in popular perception. Towards explaining this disconnect, we probe the impact of Indian and US monetary policy announcements on disaggregated sectoral stock indices using the identification through heteroscedasticity approach. Our findings suggest differential impact of monetary policy on stocks across sectors. Illustratively, in terms of monetary policy surprises, the impact on the stocks of banking and financial services as well as the realty sector turns out to be significant. In contrast, sectors like media, metal, pharmaceuticals, information technology or fast moving consumer goods are found to be unresponsive. Interestingly, US unconventional monetary policy (quantitative easing) measures are found to have an impact on fast moving consumer goods and the media sector. These findings are attributed to: (1) dominance of the bank lending channel; (2) predominance of public sector vis-a-vis private banks; (3) significant influence of monetary policy on demand for housing and automobiles; (4) relative ineffectiveness of the asset-price channel of monetary transmission; and (5) sector-specific affects arising out of financial liberalisation.

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Constant Return Model
Day	AAR	p-Value	Median
−15	−3.9075	0.0003	−3.7883
−14	−0.9435	0.3461	−0.8835
−13	2.5322	0.0138	1.9477
−12	−0.3179	0.7499	−0.3824
−11	0.1801	0.8567	0.0740
−10	−2.3608	0.0212	−2.1408
−9	−4.3327	0.0001	−4.3044
−8	−0.8893	0.3742	−0.7925
−7	−8.4939	0.0000	−8.1839
−6	3.3572	0.0014	3.4589
−5	−6.9487	0.0000	−6.8194
−4	−2.0126	0.0478	−1.8790
−3	−5.4523	0.0000	−5.0853
−2	−3.4991	0.0009	−3.5709
−1	5.7786	0.0000	5.9868
0	−12.8067	0.0000	−12.9117
1	2.1497	0.0351	1.6780
2	4.8656	0.0000	3.8818
3	3.7934	0.0004	2.9943
4	−0.6171	0.5366	−0.2112
5	−2.7408	0.0080	−2.5794
6	3.5554	0.0008	3.9330
7	−3.4137	0.0012	−3.5644
8	−1.5683	0.1202	−1.8574
9	8.7703	0.0000	8.8821
10	0.0995	0.9205	−0.2617
11	4.1997	0.0001	3.7250
12	−0.6202	0.5346	−0.9234
13	0.2874	0.7732	0.0819
14	0.9406	0.3475	1.2790
15	2.0956	0.0397	1.3415

Market Adjusted Model				Market Model
Day	AAR	p-Value	Median	AAR	p-Value	Median
−15	−0.1293	0.6178	0.0564	−0.1388	0.5922	−0.0822
−14	−0.2589	0.3197	−0.1646	−0.2764	0.2883	−0.3256
−13	1.0688	0.0001	0.4584	1.0458	0.0002	0.5044
−12	0.2134	0.4113	0.0782	0.1955	0.4514	0.2275
−11	0.0887	0.7320	0.0540	0.0692	0.7893	−0.0144
−10	0.1885	0.4675	0.4055	0.1758	0.4979	0.1528
−9	0.6315	0.0178	0.7591	0.6250	0.0189	1.0219
−8	−0.8871	0.0012	−0.7450	−0.9064	0.0009	−0.8152
−7	−0.1233	0.6341	0.1617	−0.1210	0.6405	−0.1552
−6	−0.3807	0.1457	−0.3582	−0.4097	0.1180	−0.4701
−5	0.7320	0.0065	0.8211	0.7326	0.0065	0.7971
−4	0.5606	0.0343	0.7200	0.5479	0.0384	0.6191
−3	0.1728	0.5054	0.5783	0.1680	0.5172	−0.5460
−2	−1.0057	0.0003	−1.0815	−1.0186	0.0002	−1.0812
−1	0.0143	0.9559	0.1633	−0.0198	0.9389	−0.3792
0	0.2424	0.3511	0.1772	0.2568	0.3235	0.0706
1	−0.2888	0.2675	−0.6913	−0.3144	0.2279	−0.7162
2	−1.6905	0.0000	−2.6865	−1.7267	0.0000	−1.5993
3	−0.0285	0.9125	−0.6826	−0.0576	0.8239	−0.5200
4	−0.7660	0.0045	−0.3449	−0.7857	0.0037	−0.4052
5	1.7059	0.0000	1.7648	1.6981	0.0000	1.7452
6	−0.1997	0.4417	0.3024	−0.2287	0.3788	0.8310
7	0.6553	0.0141	0.3035	0.6466	0.0154	0.9920
8	0.5600	0.0345	0.2276	0.5462	0.0390	0.2145
9	0.0757	0.7701	0.2106	0.0339	0.8957	0.6737
10	0.6623	0.0132	0.3425	0.6445	0.0157	0.2997
11	0.1174	0.6504	−0.4657	0.0876	0.7351	−0.2594
12	0.7440	0.0057	0.4835	0.7282	0.0068	0.2387
13	1.1182	0.0001	0.7501	1.1011	0.0001	0.6618
14	0.2529	0.3308	0.6241	0.2319	0.3722	0.5030
15	−0.8821	0.0012	−1.6177	−0.9091	0.0009	−1.7541

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A Study on Volatility in Indian Stock Market

13 Pages Posted: 28 Dec 2016

Venkataramanaiah Malepati

University of Gondar

Date Written: December 28, 2016

To many among the general public, the term volatility is simply synonymous with risk associating with any financial asset. Volatility plays a vital role in the secondary market which influences a lot on the investment decision. The main objective of this study is to examine the aforesaid two aspects of the volatility to curb the excess volatility in the market. In this paper an earnest attempt is made to know the tendency of inter and intra-day-volatility in Indian stock market with reference to BSE Sensex.

Keywords: Indian Stock Market, BSE, Volatility

JEL Classification: E44, E47, G12

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