... industry in India, specifically its influence on airport tariffs and the rate of return for airport operators, with a focus on its broader regulatory and policy implications. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative research approach is adopted using in-depth interviews with key stakeholders...

...Sanjogita Ramesh; Arunima Haldar; Milind Kamat Purpose The purpose of this exploratory study is to provide an understanding of the factors influencing technology adoption by street vendors in India. Design/methodology/approach The study adopted a qualitative approach to understand...

... India The fraudster’s greatest liability is the certainty that the fraud is too clever to be detected. -Louis J. Freeh The corporate world is crowded with many frauds, one of the largest scandals in history over two decades, from the fall of the Wall Street darling Enron to the more...

... 39 leading fintechs in India catering across payments, lending, wealth management, regulation, neo-banks and other banking functions. Alongside fintechs, the research studies 19 leading banks (public and private) to understand the nature of bank–fintech associations in the Indian context. Design...

... insights into the findings of prior studies. Practical implications This review paper develops a comprehensive overview on Indian IPO market which can be of interest not only to Indian scholarship. India as an economy is increasingly gaining attention at the global level. Hence, the future research...

... is observed in the allocation of wealth in developed countries. According to the Reserve Bank of India HF report (2017), an Indian household allocates 77% of its wealth to real estate, 11% to gold and 5% to financial assets. Similarly, an average household in China allocates 62% of wealth to real estate...

... industry while adopting the technology. Design/methodology/approach The study adopted a qualitative approach to explore the challenges faced by the banking industry in India. Semi-structured in-depth interviews with senior executives and academicians in the finance and the information technology...

... and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) requires companies to disclose their risks in the management discussion and analysis (MD&A) section of annual reports, however, the contents and nature of the disclosure have been left to the discretion of companies. Therefore, studying risk disclosure of Indian firms may...

...Noor Ulain Rizvi; Smita Kashiramka; Shveta Singh Purpose This paper aims to develop a holistic understanding of the state of implementation of the Basel III regulation in India. It offers essential insights related to its impact on the macroeconomy, non-performing assets, capital flows...

...Shigufta Hena Uzma Purpose This paper aims to study from three perspectives: the developed countries corporate governance (CG) practices, the role of OECD in the global convergence of CG standards and India as an emerging country. Design/methodology/approach The paper reviews the various CG...

...H. Kent Baker; Sujata Kapoor; Imad Jabbouri Purpose This study aims to examine dividend policy from the perspective of institutional investors in India. It focuses on the level of importance these investors attach to the dividend policy of their investee firms, the level of influence they exercise...

...Shagun Thukral; Sharada Sridhar; Medha Shriram Joshi Purpose – The paper aims to understand the factors that have limited the development of this market in India. With a conservative bank-based economy in the backdrop and with the Central Bank pulling the strings, the sovereign debt market...

... has been done to understand the Indian individual investor. The purpose of this paper is to study the Individual investor in India: to segment the investor into distinct behavioural groups based on their biases; to understand the investment preferences and profile of the identified segments...