Greater Noida, 22nd Feb, 2014: Accurate Group of Institutions hosted its
Second (2nd ) National Finance Seminar focusing on the changing
dimensions of personal finance, its importance and practices in the current business
environment under the supervision of Dr.
Rajeev Bhardwaj, Executive Director and the faculty members of Finance.
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The objective of the seminar was to
encourage industry-institute interface and expose students to the importance of
managing personal finance, encourage them to think beyond concepts taught in
the class, traditional practices and books, and instill in their minds the
global Financial practices that are being exercised by Finance Professionals
nowadays. This seminar was intended to increase the industry interaction and
most of the speakers were invited from the corporate. To learn the tricks of
trade from the practicing finance managers, in the fast changing Indian financial
scenario, spread awareness and improve personal capabilities of students so
that they are capable to deliver from day one, and strive for business
excellence. The seminar included
high-profile speakers, invited from industry and academia.
The program commenced with the
registration of participants, Saraswati Vandana, followed by welcome and
felicitation of the sessions chair, Dr. Jaya Bhalla, Associate Professor,
National Institute of Financial Management, Faridabad, CA Manish Kumar,
Director, Adhya Advisory Services Pvt. Ltd. And Mr. V.Krishnan, Sr. Executive
Accounts, Redington India Ltd. and other speakers followed by lighting of the lamp
by all eminent members.
Ms. Poonam Sharma (Group Director)
stressed the fact that Finance is the life-line of organizations, and finance
professionals are the pulse of the vibrant organizations, and strategic
financial planning is the source of competitive advantage, she also stated that
Finance is the first choice of brilliant PGDM students.
Dr. Rajeev Bhardwaj, started the
proceedings with a warm welcome and words of of gratitude for all the speakers, who despite
their busy schedule had come for the seminar. His words motivated the students
to work hard, as Finance is a tough discipline to practice, results have to be
delivered and the managers need to be on their toes 24 X 7, he also discussed
about the new developments, like social media, use of analytics etc., changing
the financial scenario. He spoke about the necessity of knowledgeable managers,
who would be ready to handle any situation. He also stressed on the increasing
role of professional finance managers in the current business scenario.
Sessions-chair, Dr. Jaya Bhalla,
Associate Professor, National Institute of Financial Management, Faridabad led
the morning session bringing forth the importance of Personal Finance Practices
and how financial policies are shaping up the changes in the life style of
individuals, the dire need to understand the importance of money. Her session was followed by other eminent
Speakers CA Manish Kumar, Director, Adhya Advisory
Services Pvt. Ltd. Spoke on Asset Allocation Strategy, and explained how to balance risk versus
reward by adjusting the percentage of each asset in an investment portfolio
according to the investor's risk tolerance, goals and investment time frame. He
demonstrated this by giving various examples from industry.
Mr. V.Krishnan, Sr. Executive Accounts,
Redington India Ltd., spoke on Investing for specific purposes, and explained
the importance of inculcating the habit of saving early.
The
second Session was chaired by Dr. Sharad Ranjan, Associate Professor, Dr. Zakir
Hussain College, University of Delhi, who shared some of his views on Investment Planning & Choosing a
Financial Planner
His speech was
followed by Mr.
Nitesh Jain, Manager, KPMG, who interacted with students on Investing through various
Mutual Fund, followed by other speakers
from other Industries.
This program was attended by various corporate professionals,
academicians and students of various institutions.
The
program ended with vote of thanks to the distinguished guests and attendees by Dr.
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