Transformational Entrepreneurship
A holistic and integrated focus on SMEs, supported by an entrepreneurial ecosystem, can reshape India’s socio-economic landscape.
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Every issue of ISBInsight revolves around a central theme of current and critical importance to readers, with in-depth articles written by leading academics and management thought leaders from across the globe.
Financing SMEs in India
SMEs in India face many challenges, but perhaps none more formidable than the challenge of financing, both short-term and long-term....
Read moreInclusion. Growth. In India Entrepreneurship Can Connect the Dots.
Fostering entrepreneurship can be a here and now policy option to stimulate inclusive growth. Given the potential of entrepreneurship to...
Read moreSME Revitalisation: A Call for Partnership
While the government can be a facilitator of growth and promoter of equity, the role of the large enterprise is...
Read moreFamily and Corporate Philanthropy: Emerging Trends In India
Authors Professor K Ramachandran, Thomas Schmidheiny Chair Professor of Family Business and Wealth Management at ISB and Rachna Jha, Research Assistant, encapsulate the genesis and growth of philanthropy in India.
Read moreFamily Philanthropy Management – A European Perspective
Dr Ann-Veruschka Jurisch, Head of Philanthropy and Foundations at Spectrum Value Management, examines trends in European philanthropy, particularly the rise...
Read moreMore Financial Ingenuity, Not Less
Reuben Abraham, Clinical Assistant Professor of Business and Executive Director, Centre for Emerging Markets Solutions at the Indian School of...
Read moreA Matter of Trust
The Tata Group has gone beyond the pursuit of the top-line and the bottom-line to provide funding support to innumerable...
Read moreIndia and the Financial Crisis: Has India Emerged Stronger and Relatively Less Bruised
Rajesh Chakrabarti, Assistant Professor of Finance at the ISB, chronicles the global financial crisis and its impact on India. “The current mood in financial markets is markedly upbeat, with a general perception that the worst is over, at least for India. Only time can tell whether this optimism is justified,” he says.
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