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Item Acceptance and Adoption of E-Banking by Customers (with Special Reference to SBI)(2019-04) Nagalakshmi, K; Pankajam, AItem An Analysis of Risk Taking Behaviour of Equity Investors(2019-04) Kanimozhi, K; Pankajam, AItem An Analysis on Performance of Commodity Future Market with Reference to Gold and Silver(2017-04) Nithya, M; Pankajam, AItem Applications of Financial Engineering - A Bird's Eye View By(2014) Pankajam, AFinancial Engineering is the use of mathematical techniques to solve financial problems. Financiat I engineering uses tools and knowledge from the fields of computer science, statistics, economics and applied mathematics to address current financial issues as well as to devise new and innovative financial products. Financial engineering is sometimes referred to as quantitative analysis and is used by regular commercial banks, investment banks, insurance agencies and hedge funds. Financial engineering has led to the explosion of derivative trading that we see today. Since the Chicago Board Options Exchange was formed in 1973 and two of the first financial engineers, Fischer Black and Myron Scholes, published their option pricing model, trading in options and other derivatives has grown dramatically. Financial engineering makes use of heavy duty quantitative tools, the uses for which were once thought to be limited to physics and engineering. But also included In the financial engineer's tool kit is the entire spectrum of financial instruments. Perhaps most important among these financial instruments are derivatives. Financial Engineering addresses financial issues in all areas of finance including corporate finance, asset I management,investmentfinance,andfinancialinstitutions.Item “Assessment of Products Relating to Life Insurance” at (Dhanalaxmi Bank Limited, Coimbatore)(2011-03) Padma Priya , L R; Pankajam, AItem Budgeting analysis at Arma Products India Pvt Ltd(2022-05) Priyadarshini, G C; Pankajam, AItem Corporate Tax Planning(2009-03) Sowndarya, K; Pankajam, AItem Cost Analysis and Control(2009-03) Girija, N; Pankajam, AItem Cost Optimization for Procurement of Milk at Numax Foods Private Limited, Coimbatore.(2015-03) Priyanka, G P; Pankajam, AItem Cost Sheet Analysis at Sri Ram Engineering Works Ltd(2022-05) Aishwarya, M; Pankajam, AItem Customer Preference Towards Online Food Ordering Service Providers in Coimbatore City(2019-07) Vaishnavi, M; Pankajam, AItem Export Procedures and Documentations at Kaysons Engineering works, Machining Manufacturers(2022-05) Varsha Kalyan, K; Pankajam, AItem Feasibility Study to Set up a Cotton Spinning Mill with a Capacity of 25000 Spindles at Dindugul(2010-03) Ambikavathi, G; Pankajam, AItem Fundamental and Technical Analysis of of All Banks Under Bank Nifty(2009-03) Premalatha, N; Pankajam, AItem Green Accounting - Need of the Hour - A View(2013) Pankajam, AItem Influence of Investors Personality on Risk I'olerance(2011) Chitra Sivasubramaniam; Pankajam, AItem Innovations in Financial Services - A Bird’s Eye View(2015) Pankajam, AToday the contribution of services to the economy is ever growing. Services are characterized by their intangible nature as well as the joint involvement of the producer and the consumer for the service to be enacted. Rapidly advancing technologies, evolving customer expectations and a changing regulatory landscape are opening doors to innovation in financial services. Financial innovation is both complex in character and inherently relevant to economic growth, and full understanding of it requires the collaboration of experts and scholars in many fields of research, including economics, finance, marketing, law and technology. Nevertheless, innovation in financial services remains under investigated and it deserves careful attention, especially since the world is currently going through a period of economic slowdown. Innovation in financial services is very different than innovation in a physical product environment. It is a structural approach that is needed, with a continuous attention to skills development and a multidisciplinary team. Two categories of innovations are - product and process innovations. The former are exemplified by new derivative contracts, new corporate securities or new forms of pooled investment products, while the latter are typified by new means of distributing securities, processing transactions or pricing transactions.' ‘ For the financial services industry to be truly sustainable, it needs to praetiee finaneial inclusion in embracing online technologies and mobile applications so as to be well plaeed to ride this emerging trend of digital banking to serve the corporate, mass affluent customers & high net worth individuals at large. This could well represent huge online opportunities for the industry as a whole.Item Innovations in Financial Services - A Bird’s Eye View(2013) Pankajam, AThe fmmtcial services inchtslry is transforming a! a very fas! pace. Globa/izalion of markets is increasing competition from new geographies and other industries. Innovation is recognized as the critical source of economic growth and of improvements in social welfare. Innovation always changes the status quo. but some innovations cause greater disruption than others. In the most severe cases, radical innovations fundamentally change society and spawn further generations of innovation. In today's fast-changing markets, financial services institutions are facing a wide range of inhibitors to achieve the objectives such as Customer attraction and retention. Greater operational efficiency. Enhanced productivity, Compliance and security. Financial innovation is the act of creating and then popularizing new financial instruments, technologies, institutions, markets, processes and business models — including the new application of existing ideas in a different market context. Innovation in financial services is no exception to the rule that every silver lining has a cloud. Financial innovation is not monolithic. Careful observers accept that some financial innovations are good, like the invention of the ATM that was praised even by Paul Volcker. Other innovations, like the late and unlamented Structured Investment Vehicles (SIV's), are bad. The real trick is listing and evaluating the major innovations and determining the balance of the good and the bad.Item INVENTORY MANAGEMENT AND TECHNIQUES WITH REFERENCE TO BULL MACHINES PVT LTD(2022-05) Pooja Sen, D; Pankajam, AItem Investment Behaviour of Equity Investors(2009-03) Divya Priya, K; Pankajam, A