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IJIFR/V12/E9/001
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Dr. Puneet Sharma, Seema
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Examine Performance Management System Characteristics in Commercial Bank: An Exploratory Analysis
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The study presents an integrative model for examine performance management system characteristics in Commercial Bank of India. We examined result – oriented , development – oriented, administrative purposes, task performance, contextual performance, coaching, goal setting, recognition, feedback, identification of training needs, career planning, goal alignment, Reward System and participative decision making characteristics of performance management system. Offline survey was conducted with 465 Commercial Bank employees; valid data were assessed and analyzed through correlation matrix, communalities, and total variance explained. Results demonstrate the six most important predictors were Result Oriented, Coaching, Recognition, Feedback, Participative decision making and Reward System. The study has practical implications, human resources managers and employers can ensure organisational performance, by taking an initiative to set proper policy and maintain the performance management systems by regulation.
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Performance Management System, Career Planning, Goal Setting, Task Performance, Commercial Bank Industry
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10-17
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IJIFR/V12/E9/002
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Ms.Yachna Chhabra, Dr. Bhavuk Mahindru
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THE IMPACT OF LIQUIDITY AND SOLVENCY ON PROFITABILITY OF PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES
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This paper empirically investigates the impact of liquidity and solvency on profitability for a sample of 20 Pharmaceutical companies that are listed on Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) for a period of 2015-16 to 2020-21. Descriptive statistics, correlation and regression model is used to analyze the secondary data reported in companies’ financial statement. The main contribution of this study i.e. it explains the impact of liquidity on return on assets and return on equity in context of working capital which is not found in WCM literature especially in context of Indian pharmaceutical companies. The key findings of analysis show that quick ratio have negative impact on both return on asset and return on equity as regression coefficient of quick ratio is negative with return on asset and return on equity. The solvency that is proxied using the debt equity ratio and interest coverage ratio does not affect the return on asset and return of equity
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Working Capital Management, Bombay Stock Exchange, liquidity, solvency, return on asset, return on equity
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01-09
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