The document provides guidelines for a term paper assignment for an MBA finance course. It instructs students to choose a topic related to financial markets, products, services, risk management, banking, or derivatives. The topic should be specific and involve in-depth research beyond textbook sources. The paper should be well-written, approximately 20-25 pages, and is due on September 06, 2011. The document also provides examples of suggested topics that students could choose for their papers.
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The document provides guidelines for a term paper assignment for an MBA finance course. It instructs students to choose a topic related to financial markets, products, services, risk management, banking, or derivatives. The topic should be specific and involve in-depth research beyond textbook sources. The paper should be well-written, approximately 20-25 pages, and is due on September 06, 2011. The document also provides examples of suggested topics that students could choose for their papers.
The document provides guidelines for a term paper assignment for an MBA finance course. It instructs students to choose a topic related to financial markets, products, services, risk management, banking, or derivatives. The topic should be specific and involve in-depth research beyond textbook sources. The paper should be well-written, approximately 20-25 pages, and is due on September 06, 2011. The document also provides examples of suggested topics that students could choose for their papers.
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The document provides guidelines for a term paper assignment for an MBA finance course. It instructs students to choose a topic related to financial markets, products, services, risk management, banking, or derivatives. The topic should be specific and involve in-depth research beyond textbook sources. The paper should be well-written, approximately 20-25 pages, and is due on September 06, 2011. The document also provides examples of suggested topics that students could choose for their papers.
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Please go thorugh the Document as KAPIL SIR directed me to upload it on IMS FA group TERM PAPER MBA (FA) Sem
III The purpose of the term-paper is to make you an expert in some phase of Finance i.e. Financial Markets, Products and Services, Risk Management, Banking, Derivatives, Investment, etc. The term paper topic should be related to the management of institutions or specific aspect of the markets or products and services. A paper based solely on textbook sources is NOT acceptable. The paper should be based on current research articles as well as other reading materials. A careful study of a specific problem, its probable solution, any new financial concept, critical analysis of any current financial event as it relates to financial markets or products or services only will be acceptable. The paper should be well written in terms of neatness, punctuation, spelling, sentence structure, paragraph structure and correct English usage. Proper end-notes and bibliography are required. Purely theoretical paper is NOT acceptable. As a general guideline, the paper should be approximately 20-25 pages long, typed, 1.5-spaced (excluding bibliography and appendices). The paper is due on September 06, 2011. I will be flexible in approving topics. You are encouraged to discuss with me topics of special significance to you. Some SUGGESTED AREAS for topics, in case you are not able to think of one, are given below. The students should choose a very specific topic and do in-depth research on that topic. Analytical and Quantitative/Computer Analysis will be amply rewarded ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Individual Banks failures Merger of any two specific financial institutions Asset Liability Management in any one financial institution. Empirical verification of any specific Interest Rate Theory Any specific aspect of Pension Fund Management Impact of Specific Regulations on financial Institutions Callable/Convertibility/Taxability of any Financial Asset A Specific Bank's Performance Evaluation. Evaluation of Duration / Interest rate risk Measures Evaluation of any one Money / Capital market instruments. Evaluation of Metal or Gold or Commodity standard. Analyzing effect of Inflation for one specific asset Evaluating any one specific features of Mortgage markets Evaluating Central Banks Role in Money Supply vs Growth Any one specific innovations in Mortgage markets Any one specific innovations in Interest rate Futures. Effect of Web and Internet on any aspect of market or institution Accounting Issues in Derivatives -- Indian Context Accounting Risks of Derivatives Working Capital Finance and Liquidity Issues Capital Structure and Debt Policy Valuation Problems of Securities in India Valuation of Firms in Indian Scenario Performance Analysis of Banks -- Issues in Indian Scenario Performance Analysis of Insurance Companies -- Issues in Indian Scenario Indian and International Accounting Standards and Practices Issues Involved in Valuation of Convertible Bonds Securitization -- Challenges in Indian Market VaR Approach to Measure Risk Issues Involved in Indian Banking Transfer Pricing Issues in Indian Banking Use of Derivatives by Indian Banks Impact of Capital Structure on Dividend Policy Decisions International Financial Reporting StandardsIssues in Indian Context
SEZs Challenges and Prospectus in India. Economic Recession and measures to overcome it. Dr Kapil Sharma 08/08/2011 BEST OF LUCK
