This two-day program would provide an opportunity to the participants to understand the regulatory perspective, expectations and concerns. The participants will be apprised of the emerging compliance landscape and challenges including increasing complexities in operations of financial institutions and in adoption of technology.

The one-day program aims to provide an update to the participants on the significant policy stance, provide trends in financial markets & regulations. It also aims to provide the participants an insight into the governance of the benchmark processes, financial products and infrastructure for developing an efficient financial market. It would also sensitise the participants on issues pertaining to treasury functions, measures needed to make the market more resilient and efforts made by the policy makers on making the Indian markets / currency more global.

This two-day program seeks to provide an opportunity to the senior officials from Banks/FIs/NBFCs to enhance their understanding of the salient aspects of credit risk management and emerging approaches. It will also provide a platform for peer level discussion and interaction with stakeholders.

his conference would provide a forum to the heads of banks’ risk function to meet and discuss the emerging issues surrounding risk management against the backdrop of financial sector developments apart from interacting with the regulators.

It is thus crucial for Banks, FIs and NBFCs at the Board level to have the necessary technical competencies, the ability to devise relevant strategies fully compliant with the extant legal framework and supervisory expectations and be mindful of governance standards. This program seeks to enhance board effectiveness through policy and practical aspects of Board Governance and functioning. It would offer opportunities to interact with regulators and industry leaders on challenges and remedial measures on Governance and Assurance issues.

Recently, some analysts have argued that a progressive wealth tax may have large beneficial effects on the distribution of welfare in society with small adverse effects on real economic activity. We evaluate the merits of this view, both conceptually and empirically, within a dynamic general equilibrium model in which empirically plausible income and wealth distributions arise from an agency problem between managers, executives, and entrepreneurs

This paper presents an analysis of unit-level data from India’s first national Time Use Survey (TUS), conducted in 2019. Both men and women are engaged in unpaid as well as paid activities, but there are important gender differences in the time they spend on various activities, which vary by sector, education, age groups, income (proxied by monthly per capita quartiles) and social group. Following an analysis of gender differences in participation and time spent on various types of work,

We use U.S. crude-oil futures data with coded trader identities to investigate the contemporaneous trading behaviors of high-frequency machine-traders (HFTs), humans trading electronically, and physical floor-traders in periods characterized by extreme levels of heightened economic complexity or uncertainty that could make it difficult for pre-programmed algorithms to effectively undertake ex-ante modeling within an automated decision-making framework.

This conference will provide Chief Economists and their team members opportunities to discuss the state of the Indian Economy and review global macro-economic developments. Apart from the risks posed by geopolitical developments and the challenges faced by the financial sector in facilitating a cleaner and a greener growth story, the virtual conference will also be discussing the globalization of rupee and the impact of fintech in the banking landscape.