Prof. Bikramaditya Ghosh Abstract Gini Index or measure is actually a deviation measure from perfect equal distribution of resources and expenditure within an economy. So, the higher it is will indicate that it is going towards perfect inequality and the lower it is will indicate the tendency to reach the[1]perfect equality. The Gini index measures […]
Read MoreImpact of latent variables in option trading on GILT segment (A working Paper) By Bikramaditya Ghosh Backdrop GILT as a segment (especially the 10 Year one) is always a coveted one for all types of treasury related activities, across countries. GILT is traditionally purchased and traded either as future segment or in cash segment. Traditionally […]
Read MoreTracking FII rationale for investing in India with inflation in Line A Working Paper By Bikramaditya Ghosh Abstract Foreign Institutional Investors or FIIs are generally believed to be as the principal movers and shakers in the Indian capital market. They mostly shift between equity and debt depending on certain parameters. Traditionally it has been quoted […]
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Read MoreLatest Treasury Management Trends Prepared By Bikramaditya Ghosh Organizations face complex challenges in controlling and streamlining financial processes in order to improve the bottom line. The lack of visibility into cash positions and daily operational tasks on the part of Treasury managers has created a need for a dashboard to efficiently manage their return on […]
Read MoreThis segment is dedicated for understanding two cases of “notification interpretation” & one case of “REPO tracking”. By Bikramaditya Ghosh Notification:- RBI/2013-14/181 A. P. (DIR Series) Circular No.24 (August 14th 2014) I Authorized Dealer Banks; Liberalized Remittance Scheme for Resident Individuals- Reduction of limit from USD 200,000 to USD 75,000. Attention of Authorized Dealer Category […]
Read MoreDemystifying Bonds – Series III This version is dedicated to the concept of YTM or Yield to maturity. If somebody buys a bond when a Bond is launched i.e. 11% ITC 2024, he […]
Read MoreIs single product strategy correct for such a diverse economy like India? Bikramaditya Ghosh, Asst. Prof. ISME Back Ground Being a Private Banker for almost eleven years, a dilemma has been observed among my peers. All the Banks or, Investment Houses has a dedicated Department named as “Product”. They carry out all the […]
Read MoreDemystifying Bonds- Series II By Bikramaditya Ghosh, Asst. Professor [1] Some situational strategies that are adopted by debt fund managers which I would like to elaborate here – Riding the Yield Curve – In a normal upward sloping […]
Read MoreDemystifying Bonds- an exploratory work By Bikramaditya Ghosh, Asst. Prof. This small attempt is to demystify the Accrual & Duration strategies of Bonds along with Duration Concept for Bonds. These are generally used for Treasury & Cash Management activities by Banks & Corporates of decent size. Generally the common […]
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