Do Derivatives Matter?
Do derivatives add any value in markets with frictions in trading? Professor Ramabhadran Thirumalai and his co-authors have the answers.
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Management Briefs
Why Stock Prices Tumble after Bank CEO Turnover
Change in top leadership, specifically in banks, is marked by a shift in strategy and an immediate decline in stock prices. Research into bank CEO turnover provides insights on how career concerns and management incentives lead to distortionary practices. On behalf of ISBInsight, Ujval Nanavati spoke with two authors of the paper ‘Effects of CEO Turnover in Banks’, Krishnamurthy Subramanian and Prasanna Tantri, to understand their research findings and the implications of their research for policymakers.
Read moreDrones: Technology, Policy, Entrepreneurial Models and Healthcare Applications
Do you want to learn about entrepreneurial models for deploying cutting-edge technology? Are you interested in issues surrounding technology regulation...
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Read moreThe Pros and Cons of Privatising Gulf Healthcare
Private sector healthcare provision is increasingly prevalent in the GCC, easing the cost burden on the state. But governments cannot...
Read moreIndia Hub for Digital Transformation
From the viewpoint of digital transformation, the Indian market is placed in a unique position and could play the important integrating role, said Dean Rajendra Srivastava in his opening remarks to the Thought Leaders Conference on Managing Business and Innovation in Emerging Markets, held at ISB in April 2018.
Read moreLeveraging Industry 4.0 for Digital Transformation of Value Chain
In an increasingly global and competitive environment it has become imperative to transform the way we look at our value...
Read moreDon’t Just Look at Return, Consider Risk too
To incentivise investors to invest in the second investment, it should offer an expected return greater than 6.40 percent.
Read moreBad News for Your Competitor, Good News for You? Guess Again
How exactly do stocks react to bad news for a competitor? Professor Ramana Sonti and his co-author investigated the effects...
Read moreThe Dilemmas in Using Behavioural Big Data
Behavioural big data (BBD) refers to very large and rich multidimensional data sets on human and social behaviours, actions, and interactions,...
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