Maayan International Journal of Commerce and Foreign Trade

A study on Investment Systems in Equity Mutual Funds as an Instrument for Wealth Creation

2023-10-18T05:49:55+00:00

The primary purpose of investing in various financial instruments is to efficiently allocate savings into opportunities provided by the Indian financial system, with the aim of achieving attractive returns. Investing serves multiple goals, including preparing for future life milestones and protecting against the erosive effects of inflation over time. Wealth creation relies on making wise investment choices made today to ensure the successful attainment of tomorrow's life objectives. Among the various investment options available, equity mutual funds have been a key instrument that has been accessible in India since 1963. Despite their availability, they have not seen widespread participation from individual investors. Given that investing in equity mutual funds involves exposure to market risks, it is essential to address and mitigate these risks through a deep understanding of mutual fund investments. Furthermore, as interest rates on traditional savings instruments like fixed deposits, recurring deposits, and post office savings have gradually declined over the years, investing in equity mutual funds has transformed from being merely an option to becoming a necessity, often due to misconceptions and misunderstandings about how mutual funds work.

A Study on Working Capital Management on Financial Performance : Manufacturing Sector

2023-11-22T05:10:55+00:00

The article aims to demonstrate the study of working capital management on financial performance of the manufacturing companies in Tamil Nadu. The simple random sampling method used from 7 manufacturing companies in Tamil Nadu listed in BSE for the period 2012 to 2022. Descriptive statistics, Pearson correlation multiple regression were used for the study. The study aims the effect of working capital component i.e. cash conversion cycles, current ratio, debt equity ratio and the profitability Return on Assets (ROA) and Return on Equity (ROE). The data reflected the output that the cash conversion cycle has a negative impact on the profitability. Thus suggest the companies to manage the working capital effectively and efficiently will helps the organization to improve the profitability and capture the market.

Digitalization on Corporate Social Responsibility

2023-12-16T09:23:49+00:00

Corporate digital responsibility involves four domains: social, economic, technological, and environmental, all of which should be integrated under a single organisational umbrella. Sustainability and digitization have been two of the most important corporate themes in recent years. Sustainability is concerned with humanity's interaction with the natural environment, whereas digitization is concerned with the virtual world. The implementation of a platform to help businesses take their commitment to do good even further is known as digital corporate social responsibility. It means taking over operations, management, and reporting for the CSR data portal, allowing efforts to be more adaptable and successful. This study provides the theoretical in nature. The concept of CSR digitalization is addressed in the research study, as are the benefits of CSR through digital transformation and the impact of CSR digitalization.