Bøger af Rishikaysh Kaakandikar

In the rapidly shifting landscape of modern business, leaders encounter multifaceted challenges demanding adaptive and visionary approaches. "Navigating Management Challenges: Strategies for Effective Leadership in a Dynamic World" delves into the art of effective leadership amid constant change. This comprehensive guide illuminates strategies empowering leaders to tackle diverse obstacles, from technological disruptions to workforce dynamics' book emphasizes proactive management approaches, highlighting the significance of agility and resilience in leaders. It explores frameworks for fostering innovation, building robust teams, and nurturing a culture conducive to continual adaptation. By integrating real-world case studies and timeless leadership principles, this resource equips readers with actionable insights to navigate complexities and thrive amidst uncertainty. Addressing the intricate interplay between leadership, strategy, and organizational dynamics, this book serves as a compass for leaders seeking to navigate the intricacies of today's business environment.

Investors¿ growing interest in mutual funds is evidenced by the fact that over the last year investment is growing tremendously in mutual funds. The significance of this investment has heightened interest in performance evaluation by both practitioners and academic researchers. Although claims of superior performance are often used to market mutual funds to investors, academic studies of mutual fund performance find that as a group the fund managers fail to create value for investors. It is a known fact that Mutual Fund Institutions in India have grown significantly during the last decade. These institutions certainly play a crucial role in the Indian economy. The rapid growth of Mutual Funds has compelled us to take a deeper look into their Investment Policy & performance of Mutual Funds, taking into account the expectations of investors, ability of Fund Managers and market timings of the Portfolio Managers. This would enable investors to assess how much returns has been generated by Portfolio Managers and what risk level was assumed in generating such funds. Similarly, Fund Managers would be able to identify their fund performance over the time.