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INDIAN FINANCIAL INDIAN FINANCIAL SERVICES – A WAY AHEADSERVICES – A WAY AHEAD
INDIAN FINANCIAL SERVICES – A WAY AHEAD
INDIAN FINANCIAL INDIAN FINANCIAL SERVICES – A WAY AHEADSERVICES – A WAY AHEAD
INDIAN FINANCIAL SERVICES – A WAY AHEAD
16 - 17 February, 201816 - 17 February, 201816 - 17 February, 2018
Venue:Venue:Auditorium, UCC & BM, Osmania University, HyderabadAuditorium, UCC & BM, Osmania University, Hyderabad
Venue:Auditorium, UCC & BM, Osmania University, Hyderabad
Organized byOrganized byDepartment of CommerceDepartment of Commerce
University College of Commerce and Business ManagementUniversity College of Commerce and Business ManagementOsmania University, Hyderabad, Telangana, IndiaOsmania University, Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Organized byDepartment of Commerce
University College of Commerce and Business ManagementOsmania University, Hyderabad, Telangana, India
About Osmania University
Osmania University established in 1917, is the seventh oldest in India and the third oldest in South India celebrating its centenary year in 2017-18. Throughout its existence of a century its alumni have distinguished themselves nationally and internationally in various spheres of life and are spread far and wide around the world. With a sprawling campus of nearly 1,600 acres with excellent vegetation and buildings with architectural splendor, Osmania University is perhaps, the largest higher education system in the country. It is a multi-faculty and multi-disciplinary university offering rich and varied courses in the fields of Humanities, Arts, Sciences, Social Sciences, Law, Engineering, Technology, Commerce, Business Management, Information Technology and Oriental Languages. In recognition of its excellent academic achievements, Osmania University has the distinction of being awarded the University with Potential for Excellence
+(UPE) by the University Grants Commission, Government of India and accredited with NAACA Gradation.
About the Department of Commerce
The Department came into existence as an independent wing of Osmania University with the launching of B.Com. Course in 1945. The constituent colleges of University and 440 affiliated colleges spread over Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy and Medak offer the Bachelor’s programme to around 1,20,000 students.The Department offers Master’s Program in Commerce; M.Com. with different specializations in the University Campus and three constituent colleges Viz., Nizam College, University College for Women, and P.G. College Secunderabad.The Department also offers M.Com (IS) and Post Graduate Diploma course in Taxation in the campus. The Department publishes refereed bi-annual journal titled “Osmania Journal of International Business Studies” which is approved by UGC. The Department has been a platform for International and National conferences on various emerging areas in Commerce to impart knowledge to the students and teachers..
Prof. Prashanta Athma
Prof. A. Lalita
Prof. T. Krishna Kumar
Prof. D. Chennappa
Prof. M. Gangadhar
PATRONS Prof. V.Appa Rao
Principal, UCC &BM, O U, Hyderabad
Prof. H. Venkateshwarlu Special Officer, OUCC
CHIEF PATRON
Prof.S.RamachandramVice-Chancellor, O U, Hyderabad
SEMINAR CHAIRPERSON
Prof. VasamAnand Kumar Head, Department of Commerce, O U
Prof. K. Shankaraiah Dean, Faculty of Commerce,OU
SEMINAR DIRECTORProf. V. Usha Kiran
Department of Commerce, OU Mobile : 9440226669
SEMINAR CONVENOR Dr. Jasti Ravi Kumar
Asst. Professor, Dept. of Commerce, OUMobile 9490626676
Prof.S.V.SatyanarayanaChairperson, BOS,
Department of Commerce, O U
ORGANISING COMMITTEE Mr. M.V. Subba Rao Mrs. S. Anita Jyothi
Dr. Krishna Chaitanya Mrs. Sabiha Shareef
Dr. A. Patrick Dr. B. Sandya Rani
Dr. G. Naresh Reddy Mrs. B. Shailaja
Dr. I. Sekhar Dr. P. Srinivas Reddy
Dr. CV. Ranjani Dr. G. Srinivas Rao
Dr. S. Kavita Devi Dr. K. Srinivas
Dr. Nazia Sultana Dr. Aarti Jadav
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
TECHNICAL TRACKSTrack I : Emerging Trends in Financial Markets and Services
Track II : Financial Services: Regulatory Mechanism
Track III : Contemporary issues in Banking and Insurance
Track IV : Accounting, Taxation, HR and Marketing Issues of Financial Services
THEME OF THE SEMINAR The rapid changes in the Indian economy since liberalization have had a major impact on the Indian Financial Services Sector. Reforms in Financial Sector were initiated by the Government of India since 90’s have been to meet the challenges of a complex financial sector. This has ensured that the new emerging face of the Indian Financial Sector will culminate in a strong, transparent and resilient system. Broadly, Financial Sector reforms may be categorized into two phases. The first phase of economic reforms which started in 1985, focused on increasing productivity, new technology import and effective use of human resources. The second phase of reforms started in 1991-92, aimed at reducing fiscal deficit by opening the economy to foreign investments. They focused on modification of the policy framework, improvement in financial health of the organizations and creation of a competitive environment. The last decade witnessed a significant broadening and deepening of financial markets with the introduction of several new instruments and products in banking, insurance and capital markets space. During this time, the Indian financial sector (banking, insurance and capital markets) opened up to new private players including foreign companies. The new players adopted international best practices and modern technology to offer a more sophisticated range of financial services to corporate, retail and institutional customers. The consequent competition in the market brought in innovation, better customer service and efficiency in the financial services in India. In the future as the players of financial services sector will emerge larger in size, technologically better equipped and stronger in capital base, one can only hope that the regulatory as well as the self-regulatory mechanisms will match up to the best worldwide. The health of the Indian financial system should not only be preserved but improved upon and its ability to withstand shocks, which are inevitable with global integration, which can happen with efficient financial services. This seminar aims at providing interaction with cross section of experts involving academicians, representatives of Banks, Insurance companies, Capital market players, and policy makers. It also provides a platform to discuss the on-going issues relating to financial services. The objective of the seminar is to discuss past, present and future of Indian Financial Services.
« Recent Financial Reforms in India: The unfinished Agenda
« Role of Sectorial Regulators (SEBI, RBI, IRDA etc..)
« Indian Financial Sector in Globalization era
« Financial Frauds & Cyber Security Issues
« Taxation: Goods and Service Tax
« Tax Incentives to Corporate world
« Asset Allocation & Investment Management
« Financial Literacy, Financial Education, Financial inclusion
« Non Banking Financial Services
« Contemporary issues in Banking, Insurance
« Emerging Trends in Financial Services
« Technology in BFSI sector
« Mutual Funds
« Pension schemes under NPS
« Alternative Investments
« Accounting of new financial instruments
« HR issues in financial services
« Marketing of financial services and instruments
« Venture Capital Funding
« Private Equity
CALL FOR PAPERS Keeping this impetus, academicians, policy makers, corporate executives and research scholars are requested to contribute research papers and to participate in the national seminar on Indian Financial Services: A Way Ahead which is scheduled on16-17 February, 2018 organized at Hyderabad, India by the Department of Commerce, University College of Commerce and Business Management, Osmania University, Hyderabad, India.
The following subthemes are suggested to present the papers:
Authors are free to write on any topic which is relevant to the theme of the seminar.
REGISTRATION FEEThe Registration fee includes lunch, refreshments on the seminar days. Registration can be paid through Cash or
Demand Draft in favour of “The Head, Department of Commerce, Osmania University” payable at
Hyderabad.
Prof.V. Usha KiranSeminar Director
Dept. of Commerce, OU,Osmania University, Hyderabad
Cell: 9440226669
Dr. Jasti Ravi Kumar Seminar Convener
Asst. ProfessorDepartment of Commerce, OU
Cell: 9490626676
For further Details, Contact:
ACCOMMODATIONAccommodation will be provided to the outstation registered delegates on their request and cost. Since the accommodation is limited advance information for the same would be highly appreciated. Further no TA, DA will be paid to the participants.
Outstanding papers will be published in Osmania Journal of International Business Studies (OJIBS). OJIBS is a referred and listed (ISSN 0973-5672) journal with Impact Factor 0.5717.Selected papers from each technical session will be published in edited book with ISBN number. You can send your papers throughe-mail: [email protected].
Important Dates :
I) Abstract Submission : January 15, 2018
ii) Full paper Submission: Jan 25, 2018
iii) Dates of Seminar : 16 & 17 February 2018
iv) For further information and updates, please log on to www.osmania.ac.in and www.oucommerce.com
REVIEW PROCESSResearch Papers/Articles received will be sent for a blind fold review. Correspondence for any corrections, will be sent to the first author unless otherwise specified.
PAPER SUBMISSION GUIDELINESOriginality: Research papers should be original contributions.
Typing: Paper must be in Times New Roman 12 point font, double-spaced lines, justify style in MS Word.
First Page: Paper title, not exceeding two lines, must be CAPITALIZED AND CENTERED IN BOLD LETTERS. Name and university/organizational affiliation of each author should be printed on first page and no where else.
Type of Participant Amount
Research Scholars RS. 500
Academicians Rs. 1,000
Executives Rs. 1,500
Accompanied Person Rs. 1,000
Registration fee is not refundable