Bangalore: Amazon India today announced the winners of the 10th Edition of Amazon Customer Excellence (ACE) Challenge 2020, an annual Business School Case Study Competition. Over 12,500 students registered for the challenge that was organized as a virtual event for the first time this year.
Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Ananth Narayan, Professor at SPJIMR commented, “If it is the last resort buyer under extremely stressful situations, I don’t see how we can do this without either the government or the central bank getting involved.
Ananth Narayan, Professor at SPJIMR spoke about the move and said, “If it is the last resort buyer — under extremely stressful situations — I don’t see how we can do this without either the government or central bank getting involved. My view is that for something like this to work as a last ditch back stop you will require either GOI or RBI to be there, it is not enough, if it is just market participant’s pool and you can do that for normal market liquidity, for secondary market liquidity under normal circumstances.”
Author Aura Bhattacharjee has announced the launch of her book – “Dozen Pebbles Washed Ashore by Life” – an ideal companion for you during your travel sojourns, spending that leisure weekend afternoon, on a date with yourself at a cozy café, and unwinding before going to bed after a long day at work. A collection of twelve fictional short stories, compact, smooth, colorful like pebbles; shaped by the ebb and flow of life, “Dozen Pebbles Washed Ashore by Life” throughout its length transports you to various places, introducing you to the essence of every location, be it in the form of people, food, or just how the sky looks in that place during a clear sunset.
There are, broadly speaking, two approaches to building as also to breaking – be it a policy, an institution or, for that matter, a nation. One is the top-down approach that can offer a new vision, open new vistas and push to a new era. The other is bottom-up, and this is the one that is said to deliver lasting impact -– “block by block, brick by brick, calloused hand by calloused hand,” as Barack
What I will miss most is the second phone call. No telephonic chat with Kamu Iyer was ever complete without a supplement, often an interesting historical reference or, even more often, a laterally creative leap of imagination. Like the finest of architects, Kamu Iyer was never bounded in the nutshell of his discipline. His interests encompassed multitudes.
Aiming at reducing the skill gap in the industry, the leading EdTech platform of the country, Intellipaat, proudly announces its tie-up with one of the topmost business schools of India, S.P.Jain Institute of Management and Research, to help professional’s upskill themselves in the field of Digital Marketing.
was introduced to the stock market in my 10th standard and it was love at first sight.
India’s economy is expected to see its worst recession in history because of the covid-19 pandemic. Following the worryingly deep contraction of 23.9% in the June quarter, economists have cut their forecasts and most now expect a contraction of at least 10-11% for FY21.
Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India – Business Wire India Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Raipur comes up with Executive Post Graduate Programme in Management (ePGP) in Blended mode in association with Nulearn, one of the leading ed-tech organizations in India. The programme entails online course delivery along with two mandatory campus immersion modules of five days each.
From actors to politicians, social activists to doctors, famous Mumbaikars raise a toast to their teachers and gurus — those responsible for giving them important life lessons
The Indian education system today is a study in contrasts. On the one hand, the education system is represented by dilapidated buildings, broken blackboards, minimum furniture, untrained or semi-trained teachers and half-filled classrooms with demotivated students struggling to read, write, speak and learn.
Thiru A Thirunavukkarasu, ex-President – Corporate HR of JK Organisation (EZ) joins Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited as Global President- Human Resources.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], Aug 31 (ANI/NewsVoir): The Centre for Family Managed Business (CFMB) and The Centre for Financial Studies (CFS) of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s SPJIMR, a top ranked management Institute, recently organised a webinar on “MSMEs- Breaking out of the Chakravyuh”. Dr. Nirvikar Singh-Professor of Economics, University of California, Santa Cruz, Vardhan TR – MD, Mascot Systems Private Limited and Manish Jaiswal-MD and CEO, Magma Housing Finance and SME Business were the panel members.
n a prior article (see here), we had argued that India’s Flexible Inflation Targeting (FIT) framework places immense faith on an unproven ability of the policy repo rate to control CPI inflation, in our borrow-to-produce economy.
MBA in India is a 2-year course in management offered by top colleges in India. Every year lakhs of students in India apply for MBA admission at top colleges in India. At present, there are 651 public and 3861 private MBA colleges in India
The internship placements for the postgraduate (PG) diploma in management (PGDM) batch of a top B-school in the city were conducted virtually this year owing to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The modifications in the Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme 2.0 which include an extension of the scheme will likely bring down the cost of funds for some non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) and housing finance companies (HFCs) that are facing ‘trust deficit’, said Ananth Narayan, professor at SPJIMR.
The government has extended the Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme (PCGS) 2.0 by another three months and has also allowed banks to invest more in better rated non-banking financial companies (NBFCs).
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