Name: Suresh G. Lalwani
Designation: Professor
e-mail: slalwani@spjimr.org
Qualifications:
Education: M.Com., C.A.I.I.B.
Areas of Competence and Interest: Banking, Financial
Markets, Credit Derivatives, Financial Analysis
Academic Courses taught:
o Financial Markets
o Commercial Banking
o Treasury Management
o Banking Regulation and Practice
o Financial Analysis for Decision Making
o Managerial Accounting
Experience:
Work Experience (in reverse chronology):
10 years of teaching and training experience in various programs at S.P. Jain Institute
of Management & Research, Mumbai and at the Dubai and Singapore campuses of
the affiliated group.
5 years of Corporate experience as ‘Group Head - Money Markets’ in the L&T group
of Companies and attached to L&T Finance Ltd. and L&T Capital Company Ltd.
17 years comprehensive banking experience at Bank of India. The last five years of
experience was at the Corporate Treasury as ‘Fund Manager & Chief Dealer (Money
Markets)’
Active promoter and founder member of ‘Fixed Income Money Market & Derivatives
Association’ (FIMMDA) < http://www.fimmda.org/ > a self-regulatory organization of
banks, primary dealers, financial institutions
Research and Publications:
TITLE
SYNOPSIS
PUBLICATION
The “Chrysalis Stage”
Changes in Indian Money Markets
Economic Times
“A Matter of Squeeze”
Impact of de-regulation on banking system
Economic Times
Dynamics of An
“Irrational” Market
Discerning eminent sense from seemingly irrational Economic Times
behaviour of market players
“To Be or Not To Be”
Gauging the co-relation between Money, Debt & Economic Times
Forex markets
Remove Barriers – Let
Funds Flow
Need for integration between market segments
Economic Times
“Open Sesame”
Impact of RBI’s bids through OMOs
Economic Times
“The Winner Guards Them A Pro-active approach on Risk Management in the Economic Times
All”
Bond Markets
“Custom-make your
Model”
Need for designing Risk Management Systems in Economic Times
context of Indian markets
“No LAFing Matter
This….”
Implications of the Liquidity Adjustment Facility Economic Times
(LAF) of RBI
“In a Mid-life Crisis”
A take on performance expectations on the Indian Economic Times
Mutual Fund industry
“Beware of the Pot-holes”
“In Sync or Out?”
Need for a sobering effect amidst profit potential of Economic Times
declining interest rates
Imperfect co-relation between interest rate Economic Times
differentials & forward premia in the Indian
markets
“IIM Imbroglio – A NonPower Centric Perspective”
IIM fee reduction controversy amidst backdrop of Indian Express
crying need for primary education.
“The Indian Cricket Saga”
International Publication of Case Study and
Teaching Note which seeks to draw parallels
between performance on the cricket field and in
corporate sector with focus on team dynamics,
change in leadership and culture, conflict
management, etc.
The European
Case Clearing
House
International Publication of Case Study and
Teaching Note which calls for an assessment of the
business direction and pace at which a changeoriented pharmaceutical company is headed. The
case presents a canvass to assess Corporate
Strategy, Financial Analysis, Financing Alternatives
& Capital Structure
Journal of
International
Business
Education 3.©
2007, Senate Hall
Academic
Publishing, UK
“Morepen Laboratories
Limited: Transforming to a
Healthcare Company”
http://www.ecch.
com
http://www.senat
ehall.com