Asian School of Business played guest to the Union Budget discussion 2014, organized by the Mathrubhumi News Channel

Discussion Panel : G Vijayaraghavan,( Member- Secretary of ASB, Founder-CEO of Technopark) Prof. G. Venugopal (Dean, Administration ASB), PGDM Students of ASB.

ASB Hosts Budget Discussion

Thiruvananthapuram : Asian School of Business played host to eminent policy makers, industrialists and business leaders who came together this week to discuss and analyse the impact of the Union Budget.

The post-Budget analysis was jointly organised by KPMG, Asian School of Business and the Confederation of Indian Industry.

The KPMG team made a detailed presentation on the impact of direct taxes, indirect taxes and transfer pricing on Kerala.

This was followed by a panel discussion with G Vijayaraghavan, Member, State Planning Board, as the moderator. V K Mathews, chairman, IBS; Thomas John Muthoot, managing director, Muthoot; and Dr M I Sahadulla, chairman, KIMS, participated as panel members.

The panellists spoke about the impact of the Union Budget in their respective sectors and expressed their concern on issues that were not addressed in the Budget. Industrialists, management professionals, academicians and practicing managers took part in the question-answer session, along with the KPMG team.

Koshy Eapen, director, KPMG Kerala, proposed the vote of thanks.

Source page Link  : The New IndianExpress  Published: 17th July 2014

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• Budget Speech
• Budget at a Glance
• Annual Financial Statement
• Finance Bill
• Memorandum
• Receipt Budget
• Expenditure Budget
• Customs & Central Excise
• The Macro Economic Framework Statement
• The Medium Term Fiscal Policy Statement
• The Fiscal Policy Strategy Statement
• Statement of Revenue Foregone

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• Issues and Priorities
• Public Finance
• Prices and Monetary Mangement
• Financial Intermediation
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• Industrial Performance
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• Energy, Infrastructure and Communications 
• Sustainable Development and Climate Change
• Human Development
• Statistical Appendix
• Economic Survey (All Chapters)

Trivandrum Management Association (Trima) sets up student chapter at Asian Business School

Thiruvananthapuram, March 13:  

There is a need to ingrain among students management skills relevant to the State, KM Chandrasekhar, Vice-Chairman, Kerala Planning Board, has said.This is best achieved by exchange of ideas between educational institutions and the industry, he said while speaking at a function at Asian School of Business.The occasion was launch of the student chapter of Trivandrum Management Association (Trima) at the school.

Students may also get the opportunity to value-add their skills through the tie-up, Chandrasekhar said.Managements need to get exposed to ideas generated locally as well those generated abroad. This will help them add new dimensions to own skills.AS Suresh Babu, President, Trima, said that this would be its first student chapter. Evening lectures and training programmes are envisaged as part.Trima is also discussing with other institutions in Thiruvananthapuram and elsewhere in the State the possibility of setting up more such chapters, he added. 

(This article was published on March 13, 2014 ) 

Source :The Hindu Business Line 

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