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SUMMARY:A session on "“How do Repeated Government Infusions affect bank risks?”
LOCATION:Vikram Sarabhai Centre for Executive Education\, VKS (003) 
DESCRIPTION:While government led bank capital infusions in US and other developed marke
 ts have been usually contingent on an external shock or crisis episode, Ind
 ia presents a unique setting where significant capital infusions happen reg
 ularly to stabilize the weak balance sheets of the public sector banks. “Do
  such repeated government sponsored bank capital infusions lower the financ
 ial risks and improve the financial stability?”, we shed light on the quest
 ion through micro-level data of Indian banks and rigorous empirical methods
  . \n
Speaker: 
Prof. Madhu Kalimipalli, Wilfrid Laurier University\n
Prof.
  Madhu is a full professor in finance at the School of Business and Economi
 cs, Wilfrid Laurier University. He is also an affiliated member of the Wate
 rloo Research institute in Insurance, Securities and Quantitative finance (
 WatRISQ), University of Waterloo. He holds a PhD in Finance from the Bauer 
 College of Business, University of Houston, and MA degrees in Economics fro
 m Rutgers University and the Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, P
 une, India. Prior to joining Laurier in 2000, he was a visiting assistant p
 rofessor at the Faculty of Management in McGill University.\n
Moderators
Pr
 of. Anuja Sethia\nProf. Anuja Sethiya is an Assistant Professor – Finance a
 t FLAME University. She received her Doctorate Degree in Finance from IIT M
 adras. She has completed MBA from Indian Institute of Information Technolog
 y, Allahabad and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from 
 Devi Ahilya University, Indore.\n
Prof. Anuja has over three years of work 
 experience and was associated with D.Y. Patil International University, Pun
 e and Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies, Andhra Pradesh.\n

 During her Ph.D., she received the best paper award at the International Co
 nference on Financial Markets and Corporate Finance (ICFMCF), IIT Kharagpur
 . She has also been the recipient of gold medal for her all round performan
 ce in MBA from IIIT Allahabad. She has a keen interest in the research area
 s which involve corporate governance, CSR activities, start-up funding and 
 corporate finance.\n
In her spare time, she enjoys writing songs, poetries,
  short stories and dancing.\n
Prof. Pawan Kumar\nProf. Pawan Kumar is Assis
 tant Professor - Finance at FLAME University. He is pursuing his Ph.D. in S
 ystemic Risk Analysis of Financial Asset Class: In the context of India fro
 m the National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai, India. He has c
 ompleted his Master's Degree in Business Education (MBA) from McMaster Univ
 ersity, Hamilton, Canada. He has his bachelor's in Computer Science & E
 ngineering from the National Institute of Technology Prayagraj.\n
Prof. Paw
 an has worked in IBM and BlueStacks and provided consulting to the Indian I
 nstitute of Banking & Finance, Freedom 55 Financials Canada, and Munici
 pal Corporation of Brantford, Canada. Prof. Pawan has several publications 
 in top-tier journals of the Australian Business Dean Council and serves as 
 a reviewer in Journals of repute, viz. Energy Economics, International Revi
 ew of Financial Analysis. His current interest lies in developing a portfol
 io framework for investors that proactively captures the risk associated wi
 th extreme events and provide a better reward to risk. In his free time, he
  likes to have an interdisciplinary discourse that can help him to bring a 
 new perspective to his research\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><span>While government led bank capital infusions in US and other develo
 ped markets have been usually contingent on an external shock or crisis epi
 sode, India presents a unique setting where significant capital infusions h
 appen regularly to stabilize the weak balance sheets of the public sector b
 anks. “Do such repeated government sponsored bank capital infusions lower t
 he financial risks and improve the financial stability?”, we shed light on 
 the question through micro-level data of Indian banks and rigorous empirica
 l methods . </span><span></span></p><h4><span><strong>Speaker:</strong> </s
 pan></h4><p><strong>Prof. Madhu Kalimipalli, Wilfrid Laurier University</st
 rong><strong></strong></p><p>Prof. Madhu is a full professor in finance at 
 the School of Business and Economics, Wilfrid Laurier University. He is als
 o an affiliated member of the Waterloo Research institute in Insurance, Sec
 urities and Quantitative finance (WatRISQ), University of Waterloo. He hold
 s a PhD in Finance from the Bauer College of Business, University of Housto
 n, and MA degrees in Economics from Rutgers University and the Gokhale Inst
 itute of Politics and Economics, Pune, India. Prior to joining Laurier in 2
 000, he was a visiting assistant professor at the Faculty of Management in 
 McGill University.</p><h4><strong>Moderators</strong></h4><p><strong>Prof. 
 Anuja Sethia<br /></strong>Prof. Anuja Sethiya is an Assistant Professor – 
 Finance at FLAME University. She received her Doctorate Degree in Finance f
 rom IIT Madras. She has completed MBA from Indian Institute of Information 
 Technology, Allahabad and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administrat
 ion from Devi Ahilya University, Indore.</p><p>Prof. Anuja has over three y
 ears of work experience and was associated with D.Y. Patil International Un
 iversity, Pune and Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies, Andhr
 a Pradesh.</p><p>During her Ph.D., she received the best paper award at the
  International Conference on Financial Markets and Corporate Finance (ICFMC
 F), IIT Kharagpur. She has also been the recipient of gold medal for her al
 l round performance in MBA from IIIT Allahabad. She has a keen interest in 
 the research areas which involve corporate governance, CSR activities, star
 t-up funding and corporate finance.</p><p>In her spare time, she enjoys wri
 ting songs, poetries, short stories and dancing.<strong></strong></p><p><st
 rong>Prof. Pawan Kumar<br /></strong>Prof. Pawan Kumar is Assistant Profess
 or - Finance at FLAME University. He is pursuing his Ph.D. in Systemic Risk
  Analysis of Financial Asset Class: In the context of India from the Nation
 al Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai, India. He has completed his
  Master's Degree in Business Education (MBA) from McMaster University, Hami
 lton, Canada. He has his bachelor's in Computer Science &amp; Engineering f
 rom the National Institute of Technology Prayagraj.</p><p>Prof. Pawan has w
 orked in IBM and BlueStacks and provided consulting to the Indian Institute
  of Banking &amp; Finance, Freedom 55 Financials Canada, and Municipal Corp
 oration of Brantford, Canada. Prof. Pawan has several publications in top-t
 ier journals of the Australian Business Dean Council and serves as a review
 er in Journals of repute, viz. Energy Economics, International Review of Fi
 nancial Analysis. His current interest lies in developing a portfolio frame
 work for investors that proactively captures the risk associated with extre
 me events and provide a better reward to risk. In his free time, he likes t
 o have an interdisciplinary discourse that can help him to bring a new pers
 pective to his research</p>
DTSTAMP:20260411T060030
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