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Sheikh Abdur Rahim, Daffodil International University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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One of the highest priority sectors in Bangladesh is the Pharmaceutical sector. The reason is that the sector is the second highest contributor to the national exchequer and it creates huge employment opportunities for the unemployed people in Bangladesh…Read more
Keywords: pharmaceutical, intellectual, opportunity, challenge, Bangladesh
Suggested citation: Rahim, S. A.(2015).Pharmaceutical business in Bangladesh: opportunities and challenges. Skyline Business Journal, Volume 11, No 1,pp 01-11.
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Indranil Bose, Westford School of Management, Sharjah, UAE
Sredharran Sampath, Westford School of Management, Sharjah, UAE
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Kolkata leather industry employs around sixty five thousand workers, yet the overall working condition in most of the leather units, even in the much hyped 'Calcutta Leather Complex' seem to be not even closer to t"he minimumprescribed standards at per different labour regulations...Read more
Keywords: perception, job security, empirical research, organized leather industry
Suggested citation: Bose, I. & Sampath, S.(2015). Workers’ perception to job security: an empirical study on the organized leather industry in Kolkata, India. Skyline Business Journal, Volume 11, No 1,pp 12 -21.
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Ramesh Chander, Professor, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, Haryana, India
Mehak Arora, Research Scholar, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra, Haryana, India
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Seasonality of agriculture cause higher price volatility at varied point thus makes it a risky enterprise. Commodity futures trading facilitates price discovery and thus reduces volatility in theprice of the underlying. In the study, we have made an endeavor to scruti nize price discovery relationship intended for…Read more
Keywords: perception, price discovery, agri-commodity, ncdex, granger causality, VECM
Suggested citation: Chander, R. & Arora, M.(2015). Commodity futures trading and price discovery in India: an empirical investigation, Skyline Business Journal, Volume 11, No 1,pp 22-31.
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Hafsa Hina, Assistant Professor, Pakistan Institute of Development, Economics, Islamabad, Pakistan
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Forecasting the nominal exchange rate has been one of the most difficult exercises in economics. This study employs the Frankel (1979) monetary model of exchange rate to examine the long run behavior of Pakistan rupee per unit of US dollar over the period…Read more
Keywords: exchange rate determination; unit root; co-integration; error correction model; forecasting; random walk model
Suggested citation: Hina, H. (2015).Exchange rate determination and out of sample forecasting: co-integration analysis. Skyline Business Journal, Volume 11, No 1,pp 32-45.
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Sandeep Goel, Management Development, Institute, Gurgaon. Haryana, INDIA
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The present paper looks at the dividend policy of the top Indian companies with regard to its consistency and its effect on their market price. A period of five years, viz. 2006 to 2010 has been considered for analyzing the interrelationship between corporate dividend policy and its market value...Read more
Keywords: dividend, dividend policy, market price, return, shareholders
Suggested citation: Goel, S.(2015). Dividend policy and market price behaviour in Indian companies. Skyline Business Journal, Volume 11,, No 1,pp 46-53.
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Mihir Dash, Alliance University, Bangalore, India
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Beta is the central concept in the CAPM model. If betas vary considerably across time, the CAPM model's explanatory power would be undermined. The objective of the study is to test the stationarity of beta for banking sector stocks in different market regimes in Indian stock markets...Read more
Keywords: time-varying beta, banking sector, Indian stock markets, panel regression analysis
Suggested citation: Dash, M.(2015). Testing the stationarity of beta for banking sector stocks in Indian stock markets: a panel regression analysis. Skyline Business Journal, Volume 11, No 1,pp 54-60.
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Renu Arora, Mata Sundri College for Women, University of Delhi, New Delhi, India
Archana Singh, Delhi School of Management, Delhi Technological University, New Delhi, India
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The purpose of this paper is to study the core credit risk management processes and procedures of the Indian public sector banks and identify thegrey areas to improve effective ness of these systems for risk mitigation. Credit risk management is a key banking system to control non-performing loans...Read more
Keywords: India, risk infrastructure, system disintegration, risk-based appraisals, inconsistencies in risk-ratings
Suggested citation: Arora, R. & Singh, A.(2015), Mitigating credit risk: an empirical study of Indian public sector banks. Skyline Business Journal, Volume XI, No 1,pp 55-71.
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