This six-part series begins with a look at the proceedings of the international conference that focused on banking, finance and insurance. Volume II brings to light the theoretical concepts of the capital market, investor perceptions, inflation, etc. Volume III deals with corporate finance and the techniques, decision-making and its other aspects. Volume IV delves into the area of derivatives and risk management and addresses its many issues. Some of the techniques discussed here include Fuzzy all option value, Support Vector Regression and Value at Risk. Volume V addresses the problem of accountability to society by discussing the role of the financial reporting system, while Volume VI is an in-depth study on international finance and asset pricing.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Chandra Sekhar Mishra
Chandra Sekhar Mishra, a faculty member of ICFAI Business School, has done his Master of Commerce and Ph.D from Utkal University. Mishra has over ten years of research and teaching experience in the area of corporate finance. He was earlier associated with the Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad, where he had exposure to the areas such as public sector restructuring and disinvestments. Apart from teaching, he is also actively involved in conducting management development programs for corporates. His areas of interest are business valuation, corporate finance and corporate disclosure practices. He is the Consulting Editor of the ICFAI Journal of Accounting Research (IJAR), a refereed journal published by the ICFAI University Press.
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