National Seminar on
Modern Initiatives in Banking Sector – Strategic Perspectives
(MIBS-2018)
20th & 21st April, 2018
University College of Commerce & Business Management, Kakatiya University, Warangal – Telangana State, India
| SEMINAR PAPERS – FULL TEXT |  |
| Sl. No. | Title of the Paper & Name of the Author | Paper Code | Page No. |
| 1 | MEASURING FINANCIAL INCLUSION OF TRIBAL’S IN BANKING FINANCIAL SERVICES Dr. BYRAM ANAND |
MIBS001 | 1-10 |
| 2 | PERCEPTIONS AND PREFERENCES OF CUSTOMERS TOWARDS E-BANKING SERVICES
Dr. N. RAMANJANEYULU, Dr. CH. KRISHNUDU |
MIBS002 | 11-15 |
| 3 | RISING FRAUDS IN BANKING SECTOR
Dr. M. SATYAVATHI |
MIBS003 | 16-21 |
| 4 | JOB SATISFACTION OF WOMEN EMPLOYEES IN PRIVATE SECTOR BANKS – A STUDY
AMGOTH VEERANNA |
MIBS004 | 22-27 |
| 5 | ROLE OF BANKS IN AGRICULTURE LENDING
Dr. PASUNURI AMARAVENI, Mrs. M. ARCHANA |
MIBS005 | 28-35 |
| 6 | ANALYSIS OF ICICI BANK SERVICE QUALITY DIMENSIONS AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION WITH REFERENCE TO NIZAMABAD CITY, TELANGANA STATE
Dr. V. RAJESHWARI, P. SAGAR |
MIBS006 | 36-39 |
| 7 | IMPLEMENTATION OF MICROFINANCE STHREE NIDHI CREDIT CO-OPERATIVE FEDERATION (LTD) IN TELANGANA
Dr. ABBANAPURI YAKAIAH |
MIBS007 | 40-46 |
| 8 | A STUDY ON NON PERFORMING ASSETS OF DOMESTIC SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS
Mr. S. JOSHUVA DANIEL |
MIBS008 | 47-52 |
| 9 | CRYPTO -CURRENCIES ARE A DREAM FOR CYBER CRIMINALS
PAKKI ROJA |
MIBS009 | 53-59 |
| 10 | NPA’S A MENACE IN INDIAN BANKS
Dr. PASUNURI AMARAVENI |
MIBS010 | 60-67 |
| 11 | E-CRM INITIATIVES IN MODERN BANKING SECTOR – A STUDY ON INDIAN BANKS
Dr. SUNITHA CHAKRAVARTHY, Prof. G.V. BHAVANI PRASAD |
MIBS011 | 68-72 |
| 12 | WORK-LIFE BALANCE OF WOMEN EMPLOYEES IN BANKING SECTOR
KATKOORI. SUSHMITHA |
MIBS012 | 73-85 |
| 13 | A STUDY ON WORK STRESS MANAGEMENT IN ANDHRA BANK WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO WARANGAL
A. VANAJA |
MIBS013 | 86-89 |
| 14 | HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT IN SBI
Prof. G.V. BHAVANI PRASAD, Dr. D. PRANATHI |
MIBS014 | 90-92 |
| 15 | ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR AND WORK LIFE BALANCE – A STUDY AMONG BANKING EMPLOYEES
SARITHA MADIPELLI, Dr. SARMA, V.S.VELURI |
MIBS015 | 93-97 |
| 16 | A STUDY ON CUSTOMER PERCEPTIONS ON SERVICE QUALITY OF ONLINE MARKETING INSURANCE PRODUCTS
G DIVISHA, T. VIJAY KUMAR |
MIBS016 | 98-102 |
| 17 | BANKING UNBANKED- AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
Mrs. P. SPOORTHY |
MIBS017 | 103-108 |
| 18 | MANAGEMENT OF NON-PERFORMING ASSETS IN REGIONAL RURAL BANKS – A COMPARATIVE STUDY
Dr. THIRUPATHI KANCHU, Dr. D. HARIKANTH |
MIBS018 | 109-115 |
| 19 | ROLE OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ON MSMEs IN INDIA
Dr. M. SANTHOSH, Prof. P. VARALAXMI |
MIBS019 | 116-119 |
| 20 | WORK-LIFE BALANCE OF EMPOLOYEES IN BANKING SECTOR – A STUDY
Mrs. SABAH BEGUM & Dr. P. AMARAVENI |
MIBS020 | 120-123 |
| 21 | IMPACT OF DEMONETIZATION ON BANKING OPERATIONS IN INDIA
KINEERA VENKATESHWARLU, SYAMALA RAJINI |
MIBS021 | 124-128 |
| 22 | PUBLIC V/S PRIVATE SECTORS BANK SCHEMES FOR WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IN INDIA
N. GEETHA |
MIBS022 | 129-135 |
| 23 | ROLE OF SELF-SERVICE TECHNOLOGIES IN BANKING – A THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE
R. RAMESH |
MIBS023 | 136-141 |
| 24 | BANKING FRAUDS IMPLICATIONS AND MITIGATION
NAZIYA SHAIK, ADITHYA PRASAD |
MIBS024 | 142-148 |
| 25 | NON-PERFORMING ASSETS IN BANKING SECTOR
G. USHA SREE |
MIBS025 | 149-156 |
| 26 | FRAUDS IN BANKING – THE RECENT SCENARIO OF MAJOR INDIAN FRAUD
RAMBABU AREPALLY, KISHORE PILLI |
MIBS026 | 157-161 |
| 27 | BANCASSURANCE IN INDIA STRATEGIC IMPLICATION – THE STUDY
Mrs. BANOTH CHANDRAKALA NAIK, Prof. D. SAKRIYA |
MIBS027 | 162-167 |
| 28 | RECENT TRENDS IN AGRICULTURE LENDING IN INDIA – A STUDY
B. SRNIVAS NAIK, Prof. D. SAKRIYA |
MIBS028 | 168-174 |
| 29 | FRDI BILL – IMPACT ON BANKING SECTOR IN INDIA
Dr. T. SESAIAH, P. OMKAR |
MIBS029 | 175-180 |
| 30 | A STUDY ON FACTORS AND THEORIES OF JOB SATISFACTION
Dr. K. AILIAH, SATHURI RAGHU |
MIBS030 | 181-186 |
| 31 | IMPACT OF NON-PERFORMING ASSETS ONPROFITABILITY OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN INDIA: A PANEL DATA ANALYSIS
Dr. PASUNURI AMARAVENI, MULUKALAPALLY SUSRUTH |
MIBS031 | 187-191 |
| 32 | CRYPTO CURRENCY – LEGAL & ILLEGAL & BLACK CHAIN TECHNOLOGY FUTURE EFFECTS IN DIGITAL ECONOMY IN INDIA
Dr. B. PARASHURAMULU, Dr. K. SAI SHARAN |
MIBS032 | 192-196 |
| 33 | CASHLESS TRASACTIONS-THE FUTURE OF TRANSPARENT GOVERNANCE AND MONEY FLOW IN INDIA
B. GATTAIAH |
MIBS033 | 197-200 |
| 34 | MONETARY POLICY CONFORMITY IN LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT– A STUDY OF SELECT BANKS
Dr. D. VEENA, Prof. G.V. BHAVANI PRASAD |
MIBS034 | 201-206 |
| 35 | WORK LIFE BALANCE AMONG WOMEN EMPLOYEES IN BANKING SECTOR —A SELECT STUDY
Dr. P. MOHAN |
MIBS035 | 207-210 |
| 36 | CATASTROPHES OF WHITE COLLAR CRIMES – A STUDY ON INDIAN BANKING
Dr. MAYURI SRIVASTAVA, Dr. RAJ KUMAR BOORA |
MIBS036 | 211-214 |
| 37 | BASEL III REFORMS PERSPECTIVE OF INDIAN BANKING SECTORS
Dr. S.N.SANGEETHA |
MIBS037 | 215-219 |
| 38 | IMPACT OF SUCCESSION PLANNING ON EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT IN BANKING SECTOR
M. MALAVIKA |
MIBS038 | 220-224 |
| 39 | NON PERFORMING ASSETS IN BANK OF BARODA – A STUDY
DR. K. BHAGYALAXMI |
MIBS039 | 225-231 |
| 40 | JOB SATISFACTION OF BANKING SECTOR EMPLOYEES
Dr. M. SATYAVATHI, & Mrs. J. RAJINI |
MIBS040 | 232-237 |
