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VINOD GUPTA SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT, IIT KHARAGPUR
VINOD GUPTA SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT, IIT KHARAGPUR CASE COLLECTION
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Asymmetric Information During Merger: A Case of SBI
AUTHOR(S) : Aritra Pan and Dr. Arun Kumar Misra, Vinod Gupta School of Management, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, IndiaPUBLISHED DATE: 23/03/2018PUBLISHER: Indian Institute of Technology KharagpurCATEGORY: BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESPRODUCT: CASE STUDYCASE ID: BFS-1-0017, BFS-1-0017ACASE LENGTH: 12 PagesDESCRIPTION:This case study on asymmetric information during merger of SBI and its associates enables readers to understand the importance of different levels of information amongst traders and its impact on market parameters like share trading volume and price. The merger of associate banks of SBI with its parent bank was in news since the beginning of the financial year 2016-17. The associate banks were originated during the India’s independence era and remained as leading associate banks of SBI where ...read moreSHOW DETAILS -
Dividend Payout Policy of Infosys Limited: How Much to Pay?
AUTHOR(S) : Abhinav Kumar Rajverma, Dr. Arun Kumar Misra and Dr. Abhijeet Chandra, Indian Institute of Technology KharagpurPUBLISHED DATE: 26/02/2018PUBLISHER: IIT KharagpurCATEGORY: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTPRODUCT: CASE STUDYCASE ID: FIN-1-0042, FIN-1-0042ACASE LENGTH: 13 PagesDESCRIPTION:Infosys, a zero-debt company, almost no tangible fixed assets, large cash and cash equivalents on its balance sheet follows a stable dividend payout policy of up to 50%. However, it is still adding huge cash year after year, which is very different from that of traditional manufacturing firms. Capital structure, earning sources, etc. of a service sector firms are different from that of manufacturing firms. High profitability and huge cash on Infosys balance sheet have been the reasons for frequent ...read moreSHOW DETAILS -
Investment Fraud: The Case of Sahara India Pariwar*
AUTHOR(S) : Sadrita Deb, PhD Scholar and Abhijeet Chandra, Assistant Professor, VGSOM, IIT KharagpurPUBLISHED DATE: 24/02/2018PUBLISHER: IIT KharagpurCATEGORY: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTPRODUCT: CASE STUDYCASE ID: FIN-1-0043, FIN-1-0043ACASE LENGTH: 9 PagesDESCRIPTION:*ET CASES – VGSOM’S CASE AWARD FOR BEST CASE IN FINANCIAL GOVERNANCE at International Conference on Financial Markets and Corporate Finance, (ICFMCF 2017), 7th & 8thJuly 2017, VGSOM, IIT Kharagpur The case study on Sahara India’s investment fraud is aimed to give an understanding to the students/participants about the interactive factors which induce fraud in an organization and the consequences thereof. With the help of the CRIME model, the factors inducing ...read moreSHOW DETAILS -
Mixing Equity with Gold: A Case of Islamic Risk Management
AUTHOR(S) : Adnan Ahmed Siddiqui and Arun Kumar Misra - Vinod Gupta School of Management, IIT KharagpurPUBLISHED DATE: 25/01/2018PUBLISHER: IIT KharagpurCATEGORY: BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESPRODUCT: CASE STUDYCASE ID: BFS-1-0014, BFS-1-0014ACASE LENGTH: 16 PagesDESCRIPTION:This case study develops and tests a risk management strategy given intricacies of Islamic investment. The approach uses two sharia-complaint financial instruments, a sharia ETF, and gold ETF. Primarily, the relationship between them is examined. Given the relationship, a strategy is formed using an indicator based on David Varadi Oscillator (DVO). The indicator signals holding the sharia ETF as a long-term instrument. It shifts to holding gold when the sharia ETF is overbought, and gold ETF is oversold. ...read moreSHOW DETAILS -
Differential Choice Behavior Among MBA Aspirants
AUTHOR(S) : Gyan Prakash, Sangeeta Sahney and Anaswara K.R, Vinod Gupta School of Management, IIT KharagpurPUBLISHED DATE: 18/05/2017PUBLISHER: Indian Institute of Technology KharagpurCATEGORY: BUSINESS ANALYTICSPRODUCT: CASE STUDYCASE ID: BA-1-0004, BA-1-0004ACASE LENGTH: 11 PagesDESCRIPTION:This Case Study discusses a critical management decision pending in front of Rajesh Kanwal (Rajesh), an MBA Program Administrator at a prestigious business school in India. Lately, Rajesh noticed that lax attitude towards studies had become far too common among many MBA students even though this didn’t have any noticeable correlation with their entrance test scores, which could be directly related to their academic performance. Rajesh then explored how the preference patterns (i.e., ...read moreSHOW DETAILS -
The Debacle and Revival of Nestlé India’s Maggi
AUTHOR(S) : Dr. Susmita Mukhopadhyay - Assistant Professor, Utkarsh, Manju Jayakumar, Mirza Mabood Ali Beg, Mitrabarun Ghosh - Research Scholar - Vinod Gupta School of Management, IIT KharagpurPUBLISHED DATE: 26/07/2016PUBLISHER: Indian Institute of Technology KharagpurCATEGORY: BUSINESS ETHICSPRODUCT: CASE STUDYCASE ID: BE-1-0001, BE-1-0001ACASE LENGTH: 12 PagesDESCRIPTION:This case study introduces students and participants to how relationships transpire between consumer products and regulators responsible for oversight. It explores the detriments caused to product brands by neglecting ethical responses to questions raised by government regulators and agencies and shows why companies must have a considered ethical response to such crises. Nestlé Maggi noodles had to be withdrawn from the market and huge quantities of the product recalled and destroyed ...read moreSHOW DETAILS