IMI Prahelika-2010 Brochure

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ABOUT IMI

International Management Institute

(IMI) is Indias first corporate

sponsored management school. Theinstitute has been established with

the mission to impart world class

education relevant to professional

and entrepreneurial development. IMI enjoys a place of esteem

among the leading management institutions and has been

consistently ranked among the top 15 business schools in the

country. IMI also enjoys the patronage of reputed businessorganizations in the country. The strengths and specialties of IMI are

further enhanced by its network of national and international

affiliates, renowned academic institutions and industrial

organizations.

Prominent Alumni IMI

B.S. SanthaRaju

(Batch of 1987)

CEO- IndusTowers

Jitin Prasada

(Batch of 1997)

Minister of

state -Petroleum &Natural Gas

Arun Sahwney

(Batch of 1989)

ManagingDirector -Ranbaxy

SantoshUnnikrishnan

(Batch of 1989)

CEO- CostaCoffee

Partho P Kar

(Batch of 1991)

CEO-MaduraGarments

Exports

Sanjay Dutt

(Batch of 1989)

CEO - JLLMeghrajSanjay Sethi

(Batch of 1991)

COO - TataTeleservices

Raajesh M Nair

Director- Asia

Research

OperationMckinsey & Co


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Board of Governors

Sanjiv GoenkaChairman, IMI Board of GovernorsVice Chairman, RPG Enterprises

Harsh Pati Singhania

Managing Director, J.K. Paper Ltd.

Pradip K. Bhaumik, Fellow (IIM-A)Acting Director and Professor, IMI

Ishwar Dayal, ProfessorFormer Director, IIM Lucknow

Ashoka Chandra, Ph.D.Professor & Principal Advisor, IMI

Former Special SecretaryMinistry of Human ResourceDevelopment , Govt. of India

Jagdish N. Bhagwati, Ph.D.Arthur Lehman Professor of

EconomicsColumbia University

Abad Ahmad, ProfessorFormer Pro-Vice ChancellorUniversity of Delhi

N.K. SinghMember of Parliament,Rajya SabhaFormer Secretary, Govt. of IndiaFormer Member,

Planning Commission of IndiaB.M. KhaitanChairman, Williamson Magor & Co.Ltd.

O. P. VaishSenior Advocate, Supreme Court

Captain S. VasudevaConsultant, Former Merchant NavyOfficer

P.K. KhaitanSenior Advocate, Supreme Court

D.H. Pai Panandikar, Ph.D.Director General, RPG FoundationFormer Director General, FICCI

Arindam Banik, Ph.DProfessor & Dean (Academic), IMI

Deepak KhaitanManaging Director, Williamson Magor& Co. Ltd.

Savitri KunadiFormer Indian Ambassador toFrance

Deepak ParekhChairman, HDFC

Y. C. DeveshwarChairman, ITC Ltd.


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PRAHELIKA

The Annual Finance Summit of IMI

Prahelika is a two-day event which, over

the years has seen participants from some

of Indias finest B-Schools coming together

in an attempt to get a deeper understanding

into many knotty areas of finance. In the

past few years, students have debated upon and gained valuable insights into

topics likeValuation of Equities and New Age Financial Instruments.

Graced, as it was, by many of the prominent personalities of today like

Mr Sunil Maitra (Revenue Secretary), Mr. Udayan Mukherjee (Managing

Editor, CNBC TV 18), Mr. S Sridhar (Chairman & MD, Central Bank of India),

Mr. Subir Gokarn (Deputy Governor RBI) and many more; this event has

gained popularity and recognition across B-schools in India as an event par

excellence a fact attested to by the increasing levels of student participation

and sponsorship that the event witnesses each year.

PRAHELIKA10-Financial Innovation & Inclusion

Prahelika 2010 is being held on 16-17 November, 2010. It will include a

combination of technical sessions and panel discussions by industry specialists

and government dignitaries on topics related to the Innovation in Financial

& Financial Inclusion. More specifically, there will be discussions on topics

ranging from Financial Inclusion: Role of Corporate & Government,

Micro-finance & Micro insurance and Role of Technology & Innovation

to New Age Financial Instruments, Innovation in Risk Management.


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Prahelika 2009: Valuation of Equities Speakers

Mr. Sunil MitraRevenue Secretary

Finance Ministry

Mr. Sankaran NarenChief Investment Officer- Equity, ICICI Pru AMC

Shri S. SridharChairman & MD- Central Bank of India

Mr. Amitabh ChakrobortyManaging Director & Chief Investment OfficerKitara Capital

Mr. Bharat BankaMD & CEO, Aditya Birla Private Equity

Mr. Udayan MukherjeeManaging Editor - CNBC TV18

Mr Sanjay Dutt,CEO (Business)

Jones Lang LaSalle Meghraj


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Prahelika 2008: New Age Financial Instruments

Speakers

Dr. Subir Gokarn,Deputy governor, Reserve Bank of India

Mr. T. C. Nair,Consultant on Regulation of Financial MarketsWhole time member of SEBI

Mr. Pranab Kumar Choudhury,Group CEO, ICRA Group

Mr. Manu Digvijay Singh,

Associate Director , Standard Chartered Bank

Other prominent Speakers (2008-10):

Mr. Avnish Bajaj Co-founder and MD of Matrix India

Ms. Damini Kumari Senior Editor - ET NOWMr. Praveen Bhambani Associate Director PWCMs. Roopa Purushothaman Ex Head - Future Capital HoldingMr. Andy Lister Associate Vice President- KPMGRaghupathi Karanamu Associate Director UBSGagandeep Bakshi Asst. Vice President at SBI Capital Markets


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Prahelika 2010 Schedule

FINANCIAL INNOVATION & INCLUSION

DAY 1: 16th November 2010

9.30 Inauguration

10.00 Technical session 1 Evolution of Financial Inclusion in India

11.00 Tea Break

11.30 Technical session 2 Government & Corporate Vision : Financial

Inclusion

12.30 Technical session 3 Micro Finance & Micro Insurance13.30 Lunch break

15.00 Technical session 4 Initiatives &Innovation : Financial Inclusion

16.00 Technical session 5 Financial Inclusion : Altruism or Profitability

DAY 2: 17

th

November 2010

9.30

10.30

Technical session 6

Technical session 7

New Age Financial Instruments

Inclusion of Neglected Industry

11.30 Technical session 8 Innovation in Risk Management

12.30 Technical session 9 Financial Innovation: necessary evil?

13.30 Lunch break

14.30 B-School Competition

18.00 Panel discussion Governments fiscal policy: Pros & Cons

Prize distribution & closing ceremony


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Evolution of Financial Inclusion in India

Financial Inclusion is delivery of basic banking services at an affordable

cost to the vast sections of disadvantaged and low income groups. It

includes access to formal financial system such as financial institutions,markets and instruments, like savings, loans, remittances and insurance

services, at affordable prices. Financial Inclusion is the next big step for

the people at bottom of pyramid to move step further ahead in getting

access to financial services. The major three aspects of financial

inclusion are to give people- access to financial markets, access to credit

markets and literacy on financial matters

Financial Inclusion Governments & Corporate Vision

RBI said that its vision for 2020 is, to open 600 million new customers'

accounts and service them. Inadequate legal and financial structures

add to the bottlenecks already present and render the financially

excluded sections of society as particularly vulnerable to dubious fly-by-

night operators. The question thus remains as to how the Government

&Corporate plans to act upon its vision. What steps have they taken to

ensure financial inclusion without compromising on the norms of

financial integrity, prudence and reliability? What model has been

followed to facilitate the dream of low-cost inclusion and is it

sustainable? Moreover, is the idea of inclusion with regulation a

viable option for India?


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Microfinance and Micro insurance

Banking and financial services are no longer limited to an elite few. In

fact, the financial world would do good to realize that the future lies in

the proverbial bottom of the pyramid. Banking the unbanked is fastbecoming a priority task for these firms. In fact, microfinance is a

movement that envisions a world free of poverty, where even low

income households have access to a range of high quality financial

services to finance their income producing activities. Of course, these

services are not limited to credit alone- they include savings, insurance

and money transfers.

Initiatives & Innovation in Financial Inclusion

Formal financial institutions such as banks, insurance companies,

mutual funds, and pension companies will have to join hands with small

NGO-MFIs, larger NBFC- MFIs, Agribusiness industry and technology &

Telecomm providers to enable inclusion. The role of IT and other

technology enablers like UID, Mobile Service providers will play

important role in the years to come.

Financial Inclusion: Altruism or Profitability

So many questions, so many doubts, are they real or just criticism? Since

the beginning, the motives of the financial inclusion institutions are

questioned. With the recent uproar regarding IPOs, Role of Venture

Capitalists & Private Equity, it remains to be seen where the Micro

financing/Micro insurance industry is heading to. The govt. regulatory

bodies and the corporate bodies need to ensure financial access is

reached to the needy as promised. Finally, the big question is- Financial

inclusion is a humane gesture or just another money making business?


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New Age Financial Instruments India Perspective

Indian economy is opening up very fast and so is the market for new financial

instruments like currency futures market, bond market, catastrophe financing,

exotics derivatives and lots more. All these new age financial instruments areopening new market for the upcoming surge in the Indian Economy. Although

securitization and derivatives have been there worldwide but they are yet to

pick in the Indian market to a sustainable scale.

Innovation in Risk Management

Several organizations had used a crisis or external threat as a compellingimperative to drive people to innovate and take well-judged risks. In the

absence of this burning platform, the need was recognized to create an

imperative to stimulate innovative thinking.

Risk Management is as an effective method for minimizing the adverse effects

of risk and maximizing the benefits of incurring the risk. With new ways to

innovate, comes the inherent risk which needs to be managed, making the role

of risk management all the more important. This requires a lot of innovation in

the field of risk management as well.

Financial Innovation: necessary evil?

Financial innovation is a broad term that is used to describe the genesis of

creative approaches to suit various financial circumstances. With the recent

financial crisis, severe criticism has emerged for financial innovation. Having

said that, theres another school of thought which says that innovation is the

lifeline of any progressive system. But the very idea of financial innovation, by

the virtue of it being new and untested, is predictably dangerous. So what is

the solution for this dilemma? Is there an end to this never ending cycle?


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Sponsorship Details

Event Highlights Eminent speakers from Government Ministries like

Finance/Commerce/Disinvestment

CEO/VP Level Eminent Speakers from leading organizations Participation of 100 B-Schools Corporate participation College Magazine : 2,500 copies

o All Alumnio 100 B-Schoolso Online circulation

One month availability on IMI website (www.imi.edu) Full time screening onwww.imiprahelika.com

Benefits Main

Sponsor

Co-

sponsor

Associate

sponsor

Event will be under the banner of the sponsor *

Airtime visibility in a prominent business channel

program : Panel Discussion* *

Screening ofcorporate film (10 Mins Max) *

Wings of the backdrop in the RPG Auditorium * * *

Prahelika-10 Posters * * *

Logo printed on tag attached to the Delegate kit * *

Prahelika-10 website * * *

Under the Audio Visual Screen in RPG Auditorium * * *

Print & Online Media Coverage of Summit * * *

Exclusive participation passes for employees 6 4 2

Speaker Memento Sponsors * * *

Put up a stall * * *

Ad in College Magazine Full Page Half Page Logo

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