Sanjeeb Kumar Dey- Ph.D.
- Professor (Assistant) at Ravenshaw University
Sanjeeb Kumar Dey
- Ph.D.
- Professor (Assistant) at Ravenshaw University
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Primary focus is Teaching and Research
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January 2013 - present
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Publications (45)
Corporate governance has gained momentum due to globalization and the ethical transformation of countries' economies at the global prospect. This mechanism is mainly concerned with steams the issues relating to corporate crises and formulation of ethical standards on the separation of ownership from control. In India, the Life Insurance Corporation...
Insurance industry is one of the prominent
sectors in India to maintain stability and
enhancement of social security for efficiently
building our nation's economy. The Insurance
Regulatory and Development Authority
of India (IRDAI) regulates a total of 57
Indian insurance companies, in which LIC
is the largest and most established public
utility co...
Globally, G20 has been recognised as a catalyst in building environmentally sustainable growth and promoting energy transitions towards more flexible, transparent and cleaner energy systems through sustainability reporting practices. Sustainability reporting practices, an umbrella of Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting practices revi...
Economic development is significantly influenced by the entrepreneurial process. Economic growth is fuelled by entrepreneurial activity; thus, academic institutions are under more pressure than ever to encourage students to think like entrepreneurs. This study tries to focus on analysing how entrepreneurship education is affecting the development o...
G20 member nations have increasingly prioritized energy efficiency measures, yielding substantial advancements in residential, service, transport, and industrial sectors. This collective commitment recognizes energy efficiency as the linchpin for transitioning to cleaner energy sources and ensuring global access to clean, affordable energy. This re...
Tax can be imagined as a contribution by citizens to the elected government to carry out its functioning smoothly. Tax compliance is a problem that has existed for as long as taxes. Paying taxes is always a difficult process because it has a direct impact on the taxpayer’s residual income. As a result, everyone tries to avoid tax by tax management...
Businesses play an important role in generating revenue and satiating the economic income requirement of the nation. But unfortunately, most businesses across the world are under significant financial strain post-pandemic. The state of incompetence of a company to meet its financial commitments is implied as financial distress. The failure of vario...
This research aimed to study the relationship between corporate governance and financial performance of Indian public sector banks. Corporate governance continues to gain momentum in the ever changing business environment and has become sine qua non for corporate sustainability and greater financial performance. The economic environment is increasi...
Financial product marketing requires the use of well-researched techniques to achieve investor satisfaction. The intention of this study is to examine elements that affect investor satisfaction while keeping the aforementioned debate as its central concept. Investor is the term used for customer of financial products. The factors that contribute mo...
Tax procedures more particularly income tax laws are considered to be more complex and cumbersome by the individual taxpayers. Direct tax constitutes 46.84% of total tax revenue and personal income tax contributes 51.48% of total direct tax in India. Similarly individual taxpayers constitute around 95% of the total taxpayers in India. But individua...
The economic development and social welfare of a country lean on an efficient and throbbing financial system. Every individual contender in the financial system is surrounded by a governance framework whose foremost objective is value creation for the stakeholders. The framework also keeps an eye on the risk ardour of the Boards and risk culture of...
The primary purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the major Indian stock exchanges with specific regard to the government’s initiatives to control the same. The study covered a period of seven months, from February 2020 to August 2020, spanning three phases – infant, lockdown, and unlock phase – during the...
The greatness and simplicity of EMH (Efficient Market Hypothesis) has surprised investors from time to time regarding the correct pricing and efficient strategies for investment. Applying the same logic to Indian Derivative market, the present paper makes an effort to examine the market efficiency of index futures. The study has undertaken tests of...
Goods and Services Tax is one of the major tax reforms in indirect tax structure in post-independence India. The prime motive of introducing goods and services tax is to form an uniform tax structure applicable to whole India. The study focuses to explore level of understanding about common idea of goods and services tax and to evaluate the perspic...
The most important and welcome tax reform in India is Goods and Services Tax (GST) since independence. This is the recent buzzword from businessman to layman. The basic philosophy behind implementation of GST is to remove complexities of erstwhile indirect taxation system and to ensure uniformity in prices of goods and services throughout the count...
Financial literacy has gained importance in recent years and has become a major issue all around the world. The financial market offers a wide range of products in a complicated manner and product accessibility has also risen. As a result, it is critical for individuals to have the appropriate financial knowledge and awareness in order to make the...
During the last two decades both corporate governance and corporate sustainability has been an integral part of economic discussions around the world. Both play a significant role in a firm's success. While corporate governance focuses on the welfare of the stakeholders, sustainability gives emphasis on the societal aspects of business. In case of...
Purpose- In this paper, we have evaluated the relationship of corporate governance with companies’ financial returns using return on assets (ROA) and return on capital employed (ROCE) as proxies. For this purpose, companies listed in Nifty-50 are considered as a sample.
Design/Methodology- The present study is conducted on the NIFTY-50 Index with...
Goods and Services Tax is considered to be one of the revolutionary tax reforms in India since independence. The foundation of this new taxation system is to remove the cascading effect and increase the tax revenue with more transparent mechanism. The present paper is an attempt to assess the impact of this new taxation system on indirect tax reven...
History evidenced that failure in corporate governance may lead to economic turmoil. The governance of banks is important for a country like India which is on the path of economic development. In this paper, we analysed the impact of corporate governance characteristics (board attributes) on performance of selected Indian public sector banks. Based...
SMEsare the backbone of any country asthey grow at the grass root level which increase the earnings of the country and reduce unemployment problem too.It is one of the dynamic and most vibrant sectors of Indian economy. Over the last few decades, SMEs have played a crucial role in mobilising the local resources effectively. However, among the many...
The Goods and Services Tax was introduced in India during July 2017 which is the biggest and revolutionary change in the history since our independence. It led to diminution in the price of certain goods and services while on contrary it brought inflation wiping away the financial reserves of an economy. In this regard, the stock market is not free...
Nexus between Corporate Governance and Financial
Performance: Corroboration from Indian Banks
Do Board Attributes influence Firm Performance? Evidence from Indian Public Sector Banks
Goods and Services tax is one of revolutionary tax reforms in India applicable from July 2017. The basic aim of this reform is to remove all cascading effects and to bring uniformity in tax and market throughout the nation. During this three years of its implementation, it has been amended number of times to make it simpler and user friendly. Custo...
The last half decade has witnessed a remarkable resurgence of attention among practitioners and scholars to understanding the ability of corporate social responsibility (CSR) to address many problems. While significant advances have been made, assessing the forms, types and impacts on intended objectives is impeded by the conflation of distinct phe...
The importance of MSME has been recognized in recent years in both developed and developing countries for its significant contribution in gratifying various socioeconomic objectives such as higher growth of employment, output, promotion of exports and fostering entrepreneurship. They play a crucial role in the industrial development of any country....
Financial reporting is the best and most vital way of communicating financial information of the business to all the stakeholders. It is also the most subtle way to commit financial fraud and scandals. Corporates are using financial statements and financial reporting not to educate the stakeholders about its performance but to deceive them by suppl...
The Indian Paper Industry accounts for about 1.6% of the world’s production of paper and paperboard. Till now, the growth in paper industry has mirrored the growth in GDP. The Paper industry is a priority sector for foreign collaboration and 100% FDI is approved on automatic route by Reserve Bank of India. Currently, there are about 515 paper compa...
Government has to play an important role in all round development of society and country as a whole. Taxes constitute the main source of finance whereby government raises revenue for public spending. In India, income-tax contributes up to 52.28%(AR 14–15 MOF) to the total tax revenue of the central government. Because of compulsion element, each ta...
Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are one of the most widely used corporate strategies followed by organisations looking for enhanced value creation. The present study attempted to analyse the impact of M&A on the financial performance of selected banks in India. It focuses on the rise of earnings per share, dividend per share and firms’ value and oth...
In the early 1990s, banks use to compete by providing different types of products and services at a competitive cost. With the advancement of technology and paucity of service delivery time, the operations of banks shift from traditional system to online system. Nowadays, customers are attracted and retained by offering a bouquet of innovative and...
The importance of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) has been recognised in recent years in both developed and developing countries for its significant contribution in gratifying various socio-economic objectives such as a higher growth of employment, promotion of exports and fostering entrepreneurship. The MSME sector is an important pillar...
