Papers by Dipesh Raj Pandey
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There is huge untapped market for insurance sector in Nepal. But, there are many problems in insu... more There is huge untapped market for insurance sector in Nepal. But, there are many problems in insurance sector due to which this sector has not been able to develop. Insurance companies have not been able to use E-insurance while providing services to the Nepalese people. Due to lack of development of insurance sector, E-insurance has not been able to prosper as well.
The purpose of this paper is to examine the E-insurance practices of NICL-Nepal and compare these practices with those of its parent company NICL-India. In this paper, the reasons for differences in the E-insurance practices of these two related companies, the problems in insurance sector and e-insurance sector of Nepal have been studied and mentioned. The possible actions and solutions that can be taken to develop the insurance and e-insurance sector of Nepal have also been mentioned in this paper.
A. Title of the Paper - CORRUPTION IN INTERNATIONAL BANKING AND FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
B. Creator - Ly... more A. Title of the Paper - CORRUPTION IN INTERNATIONAL BANKING AND FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
B. Creator - Lynne Walker
C. Case Study 1 – Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI)
This case gives brief information about the massive money laundering and other financial crimes done by The Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI). This case has been chosen as banking fraud by BCCI is one of the largest cases of banking fraud till date. I have also given my opinions on this case and some ideas on how such banking frauds can be prevented.
The management of liquidity and cash conversion cycle are considered to be very important issues ... more The management of liquidity and cash conversion cycle are considered to be very important issues while making the financial decisions and they usually have an effect on the profitability of the firm. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship that cash conversion cycle and liquidity have with profitability in case of a manufacturing company Dabur Nepal Private Limited (DNPL). This is a case study of DNPL. The audited financial statements of DNPL covering a period of 10 years from 2006-2015 were used for data collection. So, this study is based on secondary data. Profitability has been measured in terms of Return on Assets (ROA), Return on Equity (ROE), and Earnings per Share (EPS). The components of cash conversion cycle (CCC) that have been used are Inventory Conversion Period (ICP), Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) and Payable Deferral Period (PDP). Current Ratio (CR) and Quick ratio (QR) have been used as liquidity ratios. The correlation analysis and regression analysis have been used to find the relation that liquidity ratios, CCC and its components have with profitability. All the findings were tested at 0.10 level of significance. The study results confirm that there is statistically significant relationship of CCC and its components with profitability but there is not statistically significant relation of liquidity and profitability in case of DNPL.
Chapter I: Organization Profile
Chapter II: Job Profile and Activities Performed
Chapter III: Les... more Chapter I: Organization Profile
Chapter II: Job Profile and Activities Performed
Chapter III: Lessons Learnt and Feedback
Even though most investors believe they are rational, behavioral finance theories suggest that in... more Even though most investors believe they are rational, behavioral finance theories suggest that investors have emotional inclinations which cause them to exhibit information processing biases and other biases. We cannot deny the fact that the behavioral biases that come from our emotions and psychology influence our investment decisions and cause us to behave in unpredictable or irrational ways.
The present study investigated whether majority of Nepalese investors investing in secondary market of Nepal (NEPSE) showed Disposition Effect, Overconfidence Bias and Herding Behavior or not. 60 investors of two stock brokers (ABC Securities Private Limited and Sani Securities Company Limited) were taken as sample of the study using judgmental convenience sampling technique. Self-designed questionnaire was used for data collection. So, the study is based on primary data. Since the questionnaire took very short time to fill and it was distributed to investors personally, the response rate was 100%. Data were analyzed using Microsoft Word 2016 and Microsoft Excel 2016. The result concludes that 75% (majority) of Nepalese investors show Disposition Effect and 76% (majority) show Herding Behavior. Only 34% show Overconfidence Bias.
Teaching Documents by Dipesh Raj Pandey
1. The Role of the Underwriter
2. Factors that Affect Premiums of Life Insurance Policies
3. Clai... more 1. The Role of the Underwriter
2. Factors that Affect Premiums of Life Insurance Policies
3. Claim Settlement Process
4. Marketing Strategies of Life Insurance Companies
Outsourcing and Mass Customization
Definitions of some common terms used in research.
Drafts by Dipesh Raj Pandey
1. Role of Advising Bank and Negotiating Bank in Letter of Credit (LC)
2. Risks Faced by Negotiat... more 1. Role of Advising Bank and Negotiating Bank in Letter of Credit (LC)
2. Risks Faced by Negotiating Bank and Advising Bank
3. Ways to Mitigate Such Risks
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Papers by Dipesh Raj Pandey
The purpose of this paper is to examine the E-insurance practices of NICL-Nepal and compare these practices with those of its parent company NICL-India. In this paper, the reasons for differences in the E-insurance practices of these two related companies, the problems in insurance sector and e-insurance sector of Nepal have been studied and mentioned. The possible actions and solutions that can be taken to develop the insurance and e-insurance sector of Nepal have also been mentioned in this paper.
B. Creator - Lynne Walker
C. Case Study 1 – Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI)
This case gives brief information about the massive money laundering and other financial crimes done by The Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI). This case has been chosen as banking fraud by BCCI is one of the largest cases of banking fraud till date. I have also given my opinions on this case and some ideas on how such banking frauds can be prevented.
Chapter II: Job Profile and Activities Performed
Chapter III: Lessons Learnt and Feedback
The present study investigated whether majority of Nepalese investors investing in secondary market of Nepal (NEPSE) showed Disposition Effect, Overconfidence Bias and Herding Behavior or not. 60 investors of two stock brokers (ABC Securities Private Limited and Sani Securities Company Limited) were taken as sample of the study using judgmental convenience sampling technique. Self-designed questionnaire was used for data collection. So, the study is based on primary data. Since the questionnaire took very short time to fill and it was distributed to investors personally, the response rate was 100%. Data were analyzed using Microsoft Word 2016 and Microsoft Excel 2016. The result concludes that 75% (majority) of Nepalese investors show Disposition Effect and 76% (majority) show Herding Behavior. Only 34% show Overconfidence Bias.
Teaching Documents by Dipesh Raj Pandey
2. Factors that Affect Premiums of Life Insurance Policies
3. Claim Settlement Process
4. Marketing Strategies of Life Insurance Companies
Drafts by Dipesh Raj Pandey
2. Risks Faced by Negotiating Bank and Advising Bank
3. Ways to Mitigate Such Risks
The purpose of this paper is to examine the E-insurance practices of NICL-Nepal and compare these practices with those of its parent company NICL-India. In this paper, the reasons for differences in the E-insurance practices of these two related companies, the problems in insurance sector and e-insurance sector of Nepal have been studied and mentioned. The possible actions and solutions that can be taken to develop the insurance and e-insurance sector of Nepal have also been mentioned in this paper.
B. Creator - Lynne Walker
C. Case Study 1 – Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI)
This case gives brief information about the massive money laundering and other financial crimes done by The Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI). This case has been chosen as banking fraud by BCCI is one of the largest cases of banking fraud till date. I have also given my opinions on this case and some ideas on how such banking frauds can be prevented.
Chapter II: Job Profile and Activities Performed
Chapter III: Lessons Learnt and Feedback
The present study investigated whether majority of Nepalese investors investing in secondary market of Nepal (NEPSE) showed Disposition Effect, Overconfidence Bias and Herding Behavior or not. 60 investors of two stock brokers (ABC Securities Private Limited and Sani Securities Company Limited) were taken as sample of the study using judgmental convenience sampling technique. Self-designed questionnaire was used for data collection. So, the study is based on primary data. Since the questionnaire took very short time to fill and it was distributed to investors personally, the response rate was 100%. Data were analyzed using Microsoft Word 2016 and Microsoft Excel 2016. The result concludes that 75% (majority) of Nepalese investors show Disposition Effect and 76% (majority) show Herding Behavior. Only 34% show Overconfidence Bias.
2. Factors that Affect Premiums of Life Insurance Policies
3. Claim Settlement Process
4. Marketing Strategies of Life Insurance Companies
2. Risks Faced by Negotiating Bank and Advising Bank
3. Ways to Mitigate Such Risks