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My self Prabhat Kumar Singh, research scholar in Department of Commerce in HNB Garhwal University Srinagar( a Central University) Uttarakhand.
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European Journal of Cancer Supplements, 2011
NICE JOURNAL OF BUSINESS, 2018
Purpose: This paper seeks to examine the extent of corporate social responsibility disclosure (CS... more Purpose: This paper seeks to examine the extent of corporate social responsibility disclosure (CSRD) practices of chemical companies in India and to assess its impact on the firm's financial performance. Research Methodology: The data from the top 20 BSE-indexed chemical companies was analysed, for the period 2014-2016, using the content analysis. Two models were developed to measure the financial performance of the firms, based on Return on Assets (ROA) and Return on Equity (ROE) accounting measures. 'Financial performance' (ROA & ROE) was taken as the dependent variable, while 'age of the company' was considered as the control variable. Further, multiple regression analysis was run to test these models. Findings: The study has revealed that the CSRD practices are not frequently exercised by chemical companies, in India. Moreover, from amongst the independent variables, 'environment' and 'community' have shown positive impact on the firm's financial performance as measured in terms of the ROA as well as the ROE. Limitation/ Future Research: The study is limited to chemical manufacturing firms a sample size of 20 firms, only. There is ample scope for further research on CSRD in other industry groups. Research Implications: This paper broadens the scope of previous investigations and recommends CSRD practices to the Indian chemical firms for an improved financial performance. Originality/Value: The study extends the literature, by examining the individual impact of CSR themes on a firm's financial performance in the Indian context.
REVIEW OF RESEARCH, 2019
Purpose-This paper seeks to measure the perception of investors with regard to the corporate soci... more Purpose-This paper seeks to measure the perception of investors with regard to the corporate social responsibility initiatives by Indian companies. Research Methodology-the present study is the cross sectional in which study data is collected from 300 investors from Delhi and Dehradun region for the period of 3 months through a well structured questionnaire. Percentage method has been used to analyse the data. Findings-The results indicate that perception of investors by maximum investors under environment factor that the company's waste disposal methods/initiatives, under energy factor reduction in energy consumption through energy efficiency initiative, under employee factor programs for skill development, under community factor programs for community development, under product safety/customers factor substantiated complaints regarding breaches of customer privacy and losses of customer data, under green initiative factor investors think that usage of eco-friendly materials are extremely important. Limitations/ Future Research-The study is limited to only two region and restricted sample size of 300 investors. Further research can be conducted on the specific industry group and taking large sample size, also on the awareness level of investors towards CSR initiatives. Research Implications-This paper broadens the scope for previous investigation based on perception of investors and recommends companies to focus on these practices to improve their financial performance.
IIS University, 2017
The purpose of this paper is to analytically examine the relationship between NPAs and financial ... more The purpose of this paper is to analytically examine the relationship between NPAs and financial performance (ROA) of selected public and private-sector banks. The data has been taken from the banks official websites, on the basis of market capitalization of listed public and private sector banks in India. Panel data regression model has been applied from 2013-2017 to examine the impact of non-performing assets on financial performance of public and private sectors banks. Findings of the study reveals that there is significant and positive impact of GNPA over financial performance of Indian banking sector. Similarly the impact of NNPA on financial performance of Indian banking sectors having the same impact as GNPA. Overall the study found positive and significant impact of NPAs on the financial performance of banks. The present study develops the capacity for previous examinations related with non-performing assets and suggests the public and private sector banks to give attention on NNPA and GNPA of banks which influence the financial performance of both banking sectors. This study broadens the literature by examine the overall impact of NPAs on the financial performance of banks.
European Journal of Cancer Supplements, 2011
NICE JOURNAL OF BUSINESS, 2018
Purpose: This paper seeks to examine the extent of corporate social responsibility disclosure (CS... more Purpose: This paper seeks to examine the extent of corporate social responsibility disclosure (CSRD) practices of chemical companies in India and to assess its impact on the firm's financial performance. Research Methodology: The data from the top 20 BSE-indexed chemical companies was analysed, for the period 2014-2016, using the content analysis. Two models were developed to measure the financial performance of the firms, based on Return on Assets (ROA) and Return on Equity (ROE) accounting measures. 'Financial performance' (ROA & ROE) was taken as the dependent variable, while 'age of the company' was considered as the control variable. Further, multiple regression analysis was run to test these models. Findings: The study has revealed that the CSRD practices are not frequently exercised by chemical companies, in India. Moreover, from amongst the independent variables, 'environment' and 'community' have shown positive impact on the firm's financial performance as measured in terms of the ROA as well as the ROE. Limitation/ Future Research: The study is limited to chemical manufacturing firms a sample size of 20 firms, only. There is ample scope for further research on CSRD in other industry groups. Research Implications: This paper broadens the scope of previous investigations and recommends CSRD practices to the Indian chemical firms for an improved financial performance. Originality/Value: The study extends the literature, by examining the individual impact of CSR themes on a firm's financial performance in the Indian context.
REVIEW OF RESEARCH, 2019
Purpose-This paper seeks to measure the perception of investors with regard to the corporate soci... more Purpose-This paper seeks to measure the perception of investors with regard to the corporate social responsibility initiatives by Indian companies. Research Methodology-the present study is the cross sectional in which study data is collected from 300 investors from Delhi and Dehradun region for the period of 3 months through a well structured questionnaire. Percentage method has been used to analyse the data. Findings-The results indicate that perception of investors by maximum investors under environment factor that the company's waste disposal methods/initiatives, under energy factor reduction in energy consumption through energy efficiency initiative, under employee factor programs for skill development, under community factor programs for community development, under product safety/customers factor substantiated complaints regarding breaches of customer privacy and losses of customer data, under green initiative factor investors think that usage of eco-friendly materials are extremely important. Limitations/ Future Research-The study is limited to only two region and restricted sample size of 300 investors. Further research can be conducted on the specific industry group and taking large sample size, also on the awareness level of investors towards CSR initiatives. Research Implications-This paper broadens the scope for previous investigation based on perception of investors and recommends companies to focus on these practices to improve their financial performance.
IIS University, 2017
The purpose of this paper is to analytically examine the relationship between NPAs and financial ... more The purpose of this paper is to analytically examine the relationship between NPAs and financial performance (ROA) of selected public and private-sector banks. The data has been taken from the banks official websites, on the basis of market capitalization of listed public and private sector banks in India. Panel data regression model has been applied from 2013-2017 to examine the impact of non-performing assets on financial performance of public and private sectors banks. Findings of the study reveals that there is significant and positive impact of GNPA over financial performance of Indian banking sector. Similarly the impact of NNPA on financial performance of Indian banking sectors having the same impact as GNPA. Overall the study found positive and significant impact of NPAs on the financial performance of banks. The present study develops the capacity for previous examinations related with non-performing assets and suggests the public and private sector banks to give attention on NNPA and GNPA of banks which influence the financial performance of both banking sectors. This study broadens the literature by examine the overall impact of NPAs on the financial performance of banks.