As Britain Puts It “The things I Do For Love” - Aman Jindal's View On Brexit
Britain in an historic referendum voted to exit the European Union ending its 40 year old love-hate relationship with Europe. This is the first time a member state has decided to exit the EU. Sterling witnessed its biggest one day drop since 1945, as world markets went into a tailspin. A frenzy of put options (options that bet on a stock underperforming) were sold in derivatives markets on UK stocks. Article 50 of the European Treaty which details the mechanics of how a nation can exit the EU is sketchy at best. A messy divorce is imminent.
Aman Jindal
Best Supply Chain Practices To Be A Sustainable Global Leader
The fundamental reason for any global MNC company to be leader in its segment is its highly efficient supply chain. Every industry including Consumer Products, Ecommerce, Technology, Fast Food chain, FMCG, Automobile, Electronics, Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals, etc., need to have an ethical and sustainable supply chain to be a market leader.
RAVI BHOLA
BREXIT For Dummies By Dummies
With a lot of uproar going on brexit scenario, we as management freshers also prefer to peek into the wordy(you might prefer it as wordly) turmoil. Besides having our extremely tiring case study lessons, which screw the hell out of us and leaves the vacuum for the next piece of information, which otherwise , if we could digest without puking on our neighbor, as one of the professors keep on reminding us (don’t bite your neighbor, if you aren’t understanding anything), we definitely could digest the GD sessions and the subsequent economic awareness quizzes. Let’s move on to how a management first year student views Brexit, well first of all, our global economic scenario is extremely benevolent to grant us this opportunity to explore all those unlearned concept in learning something as huge as BREXIT.
Rachna Singh
What A B-School Teaches You The Most Is Time Management And Priority Handling Of Things - Rohit Aidasaani, First Year Topper At IIM Bodh Gaya
Rohit Aidasaani belongs to Indore, MP. He has done engineering in computer science from SGSITS Indore. His CAT 2014 percentile was 97.79. He likes to play cricket and football in his spare time.
IIM Bodh Gaya
Brexit: The Majority Fallacy
Typically a majority vote is strengthening not weakening. But in the case of Brexit political rhetoric is escalating and the far reaching effects of the Brexit vote have spawned a number of unrests in commercial, social and cultural spheres. And if you were watching BBC One like I was this evening, you would be worried to hear about 'race hate crimes' and words like 'civil war' being used however metaphoric that might be.
Prabhakar Mundkur
S4A Won’t Solve The Bad Loans Problem - Finance Guru Tamal Bandyopadhyay Speaks
It’s official: The strategic debt restructuring (SDR) scheme, introduced by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in June 2015 to address the rising bad debt problem of the banking system, has failed.
Tamal Bandopadhyay
As Britain Puts It “The things I Do For Love” - Aman Jindal's View On Brexit
Britain in an historic referendum voted to exit the European Union ending its 40 year old love-hate relationship with Europe. This is the first time a member state has decided to exit the EU. Sterling witnessed its biggest one day drop since 1945, as world markets went into a tailspin. A frenzy of put options (options that bet on a stock underperforming) were sold in derivatives markets on UK stocks. Article 50 of the European Treaty which details the mechanics of how a nation can exit the EU is sketchy at best. A messy divorce is imminent.
Aman Jindal
Best Supply Chain Practices To Be A Sustainable Global Leader
The fundamental reason for any global MNC company to be leader in its segment is its highly efficient supply chain. Every industry including Consumer Products, Ecommerce, Technology, Fast Food chain, FMCG, Automobile, Electronics, Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals, etc., need to have an ethical and sustainable supply chain to be a market leader.
RAVI BHOLA
BREXIT For Dummies By Dummies
With a lot of uproar going on brexit scenario, we as management freshers also prefer to peek into the wordy(you might prefer it as wordly) turmoil. Besides having our extremely tiring case study lessons, which screw the hell out of us and leaves the vacuum for the next piece of information, which otherwise , if we could digest without puking on our neighbor, as one of the professors keep on reminding us (don’t bite your neighbor, if you aren’t understanding anything), we definitely could digest the GD sessions and the subsequent economic awareness quizzes. Let’s move on to how a management first year student views Brexit, well first of all, our global economic scenario is extremely benevolent to grant us this opportunity to explore all those unlearned concept in learning something as huge as BREXIT.
Rachna Singh
What A B-School Teaches You The Most Is Time Management And Priority Handling Of Things - Rohit Aidasaani, First Year Topper At IIM Bodh Gaya
Rohit Aidasaani belongs to Indore, MP. He has done engineering in computer science from SGSITS Indore. His CAT 2014 percentile was 97.79. He likes to play cricket and football in his spare time.
IIM Bodh Gaya
Brexit: The Majority Fallacy
Typically a majority vote is strengthening not weakening. But in the case of Brexit political rhetoric is escalating and the far reaching effects of the Brexit vote have spawned a number of unrests in commercial, social and cultural spheres. And if you were watching BBC One like I was this evening, you would be worried to hear about 'race hate crimes' and words like 'civil war' being used however metaphoric that might be.
Prabhakar Mundkur
S4A Won’t Solve The Bad Loans Problem - Finance Guru Tamal Bandyopadhyay Speaks
It’s official: The strategic debt restructuring (SDR) scheme, introduced by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in June 2015 to address the rising bad debt problem of the banking system, has failed.
Tamal Bandopadhyay