Article on Indian Journey to Basel II attached ----- Article Submitted By: Professor Satchidananda Sogala Ph.D., satchidananda.sogala@srichidtechnologies.com Founder & CEO, Srichid Technologies
One of the most significant impact of Basel II amendments is the material change in the calcualtino of Tier I capital along with defining what is invluded in tier I capital.
It refers to the ethically questionable practice of a salesperson misrepresenting or misleading an investor about the characteristics of a product or service.
In the recent newspaper article, it was mentioned that "companies which are converging with the international financial reporting standards (IFRS) from April 1, 2011 will also have to incur an addi
The answer depends upon one question. Is it regulatory required or not. If yes, then you have no option. If not regulatory required, then it depends upon you.
Borrowing the punch line from IDBI Bank, we try to analyse or to make some conclusion as to whether risk is risk management is for the large corporates ONLY or is it also useful and important for t
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We all know what name lending is what goes behind the scenes to sanction a term loan to a large corporate that is well known in the market. But is it good risk management practice.
There are good practices of risk management. Then there are best practices for risk management. But have you heard of compliance driven practices of risk management.
In a bid to strengthen corporate governance across India Inc, the government is considering additional voluntary guidelines for adoption by the industry.
