Rachana Baid
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Rachana Baid
Rachana Baid is professor at the National Institute of Securities Markets. She has been teaching, consulting, and training in financial markets since 1996. She has been a visiting faculty with XLRI Jamshedpur and the SP Jain Global School of Management in Mumbai, Singapore, and Dubai. She has worked with Indian Institute of Capital Markets (IICM) for 9 years from 2001 to 2010. She has done Ph.D. in finance (2001) and Masters in Commerce (1995) from Osmania University.
Rachana Baid is professor at the National Institute of Securities Markets. She has been teaching, consulting, and training in financial markets since 1996. She has been a visiting faculty with XLRI Jamshedpur and the SP Jain Global School of Management in Mumbai, Singapore, and Dubai. She has worked with Indian Institute of Capital Markets (IICM) for 9 years from 2001 to 2010. She has done Ph.D. in finance (2001) and Masters in Commerce (1995) from Osmania University.
Rachana Baid
Maintaining regulatory balance
Besides depositors, investors in bank securities are important stakeholders, and their interests ought to be safeguarded
 "Maintaining regulatory balance")
NBFCs' contagion concerns
Reserve Bank of India's decision to increase risk weights on unsecured consumer loans and bank funding has dealt a double blow to non-banking financial companies
 "NBFCs' contagion concerns")
BRSR filings: Not mere disclosures
It should be used to improve ESG parameters, analyse vulnerability, and build appropriate tools for supervision and regulation
 "BRSR filings: Not mere disclosures")
Putting all eggs in one basket
The dominance of banks in the mutual fund space raises questions about financial stability that require careful examination
 "Putting all eggs in one basket")
The dividend route to disaster
Abnormally high dividend pay-outs may harm not only the company but also the market and the economy
 "The dividend route to disaster")