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University College of Business Administration King Saud University- Al-Kharj-Riyadh Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)

CURRICULUM VITAE OF Dr KASTOORI SRINIVAS Assistant Professor & Research Supervisor KING SAUD UNIVERSITY,Al-Kharj, Riyadh KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA (KSA)

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CURRICULUM VITAE Mailing Address

Permanent Address

Dr KASTOORI SRINIVAS Dr KASTOORI SRINIVAS PhD Senior Faculty Asst. Professor- 75973 code Vivek Vardhini P.G. College, College of Business Administration Osmania University (Affiliation), King Saud University, P.O.Box:165 Jambagh Hyderabad, A.P - 500095 Al – Kharj -11942. RIYADH, INDIA Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) Contact. No.: 00966-503704625, E-mail:- [email protected] and [email protected]

Career Objective To become a Research Scientist in the Research Organizations such as academic and Corporate Research & Development and pursue the challenging tasks of application driven basic issues in banking finance and propose an innovative idea for its practical relevance. I visualize my career as a path of ceaseless learning and personal growth and aspire to be part of an organization, which values my contribution and renders me enough opportunities to realize my potential to the fullest extent.

Qualifications •

PhD in Banking & Finance (Commerce and Business studies), Dept of Commerce & Business Management, H.N.Bahuguna Central University – Uttaranchal – INDIA, 2005.

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M. Com in Financial Accounting (Cost Management Accounting & Taxation) from Osmania University, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA, 1992. (First Class).

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B. Com in Accounting & Banking (Auditing and Income Tax) from kakatiya university, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA, 1990. (Higher Second Division).

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M.A Lit in Telugu (Regional language of Andhra Pradesh) from Osmania University, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA, 1994. (First Class).

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DLiSc in Library Science from Institute of Library Science Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, INDIA, 1992, (First Division)

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PGDCA in Computer Application (Accounting Wings, Tally, Basics, and MS office) from Satya Informatics Recognized by Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, INDIA, 1997. (First Division).

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Overseas Assignment (Present Status) (11/2008 to till date) working as Assistant Professor, Department of Business Administration (Finance), King Saud University, Al-Kharj, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudí Arabia (KSA) Teaching Corporate Finance, Advanced Finance, Risk Management Insurance for Finance Department and Organizational Behavior, Introduction to Business, Auditing & Taxation Papers for Accounting Department and also holding the following Responsibilities and Positions in Research & Academic areas.

Research Areas • • • • •

Insurance Corporate Finance Retail Business Finance Banking Finance Risk Management & Banking Development

Academic Activities in present college: • • • • • • •

Course Co-ordinator for Insurance. (Elective paper in Finance Department) Member secretary in Departmental Council. Course structure and subject syllabi designer. Member committee in Quality Assurance Team, and Governance Administration. Member committee of Development and Quality program in Academic accreditation. Developing a project on ‘Socio-economic survey of Al-Kharj in KSA’ as a CoInvestigator, under the supervision of principal investigator. Member, for Faculty search committee & Examinations

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Professional Academic Experience (15 years) • (7/1997 to 11/2008) Sr. Faculty & Research Supervisor in the Department of Commerce and Business Studies, V.V College of Post Graduate Studies(Affiliated to Osmania University), Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA.

• (10/1996 to 7/1997) Lecturer in the Department of Commerce, Wesley Boy’s Degree College (Affiliated to Osmania University), Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA.

• (4/1995 to 10/1996) Principal of Nana Patel Junior College, (Recognized by Govt) Adilabad, Andhra Pradesh State, INDIA.

• (7/1993 to 4/1995) Junior Lecturer in Commerce, Nalanda Junior College, (Recognized by Govt. of A.P), Adilabad, A.P, INDIA.

Teaching Assignment during the period from July 1993 – Nov 2008: 1. Post Graduate level •

6 years of teaching experience in M.Com for Osmania & Annamalai University. Subjects taught Organizational Theory & Behavior, HRM, BDM and Tax Planning (Direct and Indirect Taxes) on contact basis.

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4 years of teaching experience in CA level i.e, CPT & CA (Inter). Subjects taught Accounting and Organizational Management on part time basis.

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6 years of teaching experience as a Resource person in Annamalai University for MBA in the Distance Mode. Subjects taught International Strategic Management. International financial Management and Case Studies.

2. Under Graduate level •

14 years of teaching experience in U.G level i.e. B.com degree of Osmania University. Subjects taught Accounting, Auditing, Banking Financial System, Income tax and Management papers on Regular & Permanent basis.

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9 years of teaching experience as a resource person in B.Com level at Dr .B R.Ambedkar Open University Hyderabad. Subjects taught costing, B.Law, Statistics and Income Tax on weekend class basis.

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5 years of teaching experience as a resource person in B.Com level at Prof.G.RamReddy Center of Distance Education Osmania University. Subjects taught auditing and Income Tax on contact basis.

3. Resource Person (Guest Faculty) •

8 years of teaching experience in MBA level for Annamalai University in the Distance mode. Subjects taught International Strategic Management, International financial Management and Research Case Studies during 1999 - 2008.

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Resource Person for Distance Education and for Open University Hyderabad during 1990 – 2008.

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Resource Person for Anwar-ul-loom PG College Hyderabad during 2007 – 2008 for M.Com in the field of Taxation and Banking Financial system.

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Resource Person for Pragati Maha Vidyala PG College Hyderabad during 2007 – 2008 for M.Com in the field of Taxation.

Principal Investigator for UGC & IIBF •

A Project on “Indian Public Sector Banks in the Hi-Tech Environment Challenges Ahead: A Case Study of State Bank Group in Hyderabad District of A.P.” approved by University Grants Commission (UGC) a grant of Rs 58, 000 sanctioned during 2007-08 to develop a Minor research project.

Details: The financial system of our country consists of organized and unorganized sector. The organized sector represents the structure nationalized banks, co-operative banks, and development banks; this includes the private sector also. The Reserve Bank of India controls this sector. Commercial Banks play a dominant role in the process of financial intermediation which credit and monetary policies are transmitted to the economy, with the privatization, liberalization and globalization processes have been introduced in our country in the early 90’s the banking sector has undergone drastic changes. India moved from a closed financial system to free financial system. These changes tried to improve the efficiency of the banking sector. New norms were suggested to tackle the internal deficiencies as well as external environment of the banking sector. But these changes are creating some challenges. The present study discusses few challenges in the High-Tech Environment are being faced by PSBs in India. •

A Minor research project submitted for approval to the Indian Institute of Banking and Finance (IIBF) on “A study in cross country experience in housing finance” with reference to ICICI and SBI in the private & Public Sector Banks, in 2008 Mumbai, INDIA. A grant of Rs 1, 50,000. 5

Details: From the time immemorial shelter was considered as a basic need of a man. To a modern man no other problem is as intriguing and mind boggling as the housing problem. The capital cost of a house is very high multitude of the average income of the person. Against the milieu of rapid urbanization and a changing socioeconomic scenario, the demand for housing has grown explosively. Having identified housing as a priority area in the present five year plan, the National Housing Policy has envisaged an investment target of Rs. 2500 billion (App) for this sector. In order to achieve this investment target, the Government needs to make low cost funds easily available and enforce legal and regulator reforms. The principal Bank goal in housing is to improve housing conditions for low-income populations. This will often involve a focus on upgrading existing housing stock, encouraging the construction of rental housing and regularizing semi-legal neighborhoods. Many times, solutions to these problems involve working closely with community organizations and NGOs. Priority attention should be paid to the lowest income quintile of the national population, to measures that generate employment, and to the difficulties encountered by female heads of households. •

Developed a project on “A comparative study of the syllabi taught at under graduate level in different Universities of the Country” based on primary data (As per the Guidelines of different Universities) who are attended in refresher course during May 2008 at Shimla – INDIA. Details: A major shift has taken place in the relative importance of factors of production. Earlier, the three main factors of production were land, labour and capital. In the recent year however, intellectual labour has become by far the most important factor of production. Educational institutional are the factories where this factor of production is developed. In a developing country like India, learning process is more difficult due to economic, political, and social complexities. The economic liberalization and competition from foreign organization operating in India have put lot of pressure on the educational institution to prepare and develop our human resources. Education in commerce, being professional or vocational education, should be based on the pattern and nature of manpower need in its field. We should study and force the needs of industry for managerial personnel and design the commerce education for providing the appropriate education and training programme on an adequate scale and at the required levels of quality. B.Com. graduates go for higher studies in commerce and management or study for professional qualifications like C.A., cost accounting law and company secretaryship, and management education on seek appointments as accountants, internal auditors, assistants and executive trainees in industrial, commercial banking, insurance undertakings. Both higher studies and these various vocations call for a knowledge and training in basic and background subjects and applied studies. The syllabus of the course should, therefore, be built on the basis of these requirements. 6

Research Supervisor for M. Phil & MBA •

Seven Students of M.Phil from Madhurai Kamraj University were Awarded their M.Phil under my Guidance in 2007 on the following topics: 1. Impact of bank rate system in corporate banks a case study of IDBI. 2. A study on new changes emerged in nationalized bank 3. A study on impact of BRS in corporate banks 4. Recent trends in commercial banks. A case study of SBI. 5. Performance appraisal of PSB”s in the Hi-Tech Environment. 6. Customer services in private sector banks-with reference to ICICI. 7. Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)-A Study on Prudential ICICI

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Six Students from Madurai Kamaraj University and Two from Alagappa University are registered for their Research work to get M.Phil degree during 2006-2007. Now they are pursuing and they may be submit in 2008.

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30 students of Management studies (MBA) are admitted for project work on various selected topics and few students are submitted projects to concern their universities.

Text Book Publication (AUTHOR) “A Text book of Auditing and Business Communication” published Under my Authorship by Himalaya publishing House, Mumbai for Degree (B.Com) Final year of Osmania Univesity, Hyderabad, INDIA during 2007-08 and this book is common core syllabus for all the universities in India. Details: Auditing is a specialized function having legal economic and ethical implications. The auditors examine and report on economic information relating to organizations in which millions of people have a stake either individually or through the state. This book briefly reviews the current status of auditing and the profession of auditors. Auditing is a system of check upon persons who, in the course of their work, handle receipts and expenditure of money belonging to others. It is the examination of the books, accounts and vouchers of the business. This book is for Third year of B.Com a revised syllabus of Osmania University and other universities of Andhra Pradesh. The chapters are arranged as nearly as possible according to the new syllabus. At the end of every chapter, practical questions have been added to stimulate the thinking process of the students which we hope would benefit the students to a great extent. The following chapters are prepared as per university syllabus. 7

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Introduction to Auditing Classification of Auditing Standard Auditing Practice (SAP) Audit Programme and Planning Internal Check, Internal Audit, and Internal Control Vouching of Cash and Trade Transaction Verification and Valuation of Assets and Liabilities. Audit of Sole Trade and Partnership Firms Audit of Limited Companies Liabilities of an Auditor Professional Conduct and Ethics Investigation Auditors Report.

Doctorate Thesis (Banking & Finance) Commercial banks play an important role in the economy by financing the requirements of trade, industry and agriculture in the country. In a developing economy commercial banks play a vital role in contribution towards the economic growth through mobilization of deposits and allocation of credit for productive purposes. Indian banking system has undergone a drastic change after the independence of the country. There has been a significant change in the structure composition management objectives and the mode of work of composition management. The main objective of the doctorate studies are:• To analyze the growth and progress of commercial banking in India. • To analyze the trends in deposits of SBI over a period of time. • To analyze the trends in assets structure of SBI. • To assess the customers level of satisfaction and services offered by SBI. • To analyze the various components of profits. • To compare SBI’s performance with subsidiaries and nationalized banks in terms of assets, deposits, loans and advances.

Refresher and Orientation Course (UGC) Participated 21 days Refresher Training Faculty Development Program in Management at Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla ,INDIA. The theme of programme is Challenges of Commerce & Business Management and developed a project during this period.

Conferences /Training Programmes •

15 papers were presented and published on various topics at National seminars and conferences.

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Participated in Various Departmental Training Programs and 30 UGC approved National seminars and conferences.

Research Publications (Conferences/Journals) 1. Presented a paper on “Indian Retailing perspectives growth Challenges & Opportunities” at All Indian Commerce Conference held on 27th – 29th Dec. 2007 in Osamania University, Hyderabad, India. 2. Presented a paper on “ Retailing Perspectives Future trends And Opportunities” held on 29th Feb.2008 at UGC National Seminar, Annamalai University, Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu State, India.

3. Presented a paper on “Role of Human Resource – Management in Globalised Era: An Overview” held on 8th and 9th Feb. 2008 National HRM Conference conducted by Badruka Institute Foreign Trade and National HRD Network, Hyderabad India. 4. Presented a paper on “Professional Values and Ethical Standards for Auditors: An Overview” held on 8th and 9th Dec. 2007. In the state Seminar sponsored by UGC at Vivek Vardhini College, Hyderabad. 5. Presented a paper on “Emerging Trends in Retailing: An Overview” held on 10th Aug. 2007, in the Department of Commerce in National Seminar at Osmania University. 6. Published An Article on Emerging Trends in Retail Management in University Management International Standard Book, Annamalai Universtiy, Tamil Nadu State, India. 7. A paper on “performance appraisal of PSB’s in the Hi-Tech Environment” submitted for publication in the Journal of Finance India New Delhi. (Publication due) 8. A paper on “Economic development of GCC countries: Risks and Challenges A Overview” submitted for publication to the Indian Journal of Business Review, University of Srinagar, India.(Communicated) 9. A paper on “Indian Retailing perspectives: Growth, Challenges and opportunities” submitted for publication in Indian Journal of commerce, New Delhi. (Publication due)

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10. A paper on “Business Ethics for Excellence in Action: A View”. Submitted for publication in the African Journal of Educational Administration and Policy Studies (JEAPS-2009) North Africa.(Communicated for Publication) 11. A paper on “Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) in Mutual Funds: A Study” submitted for publication in the International Journal of Finance, USA. (Publication Due) 12. A paper on “Financial market Liquidity and the Repo Instrument: A View” Submitted for publication at Finance India, New Delhi.(Communication Due) 13. “A study on cross country experience in Housing Finance” with reference to ICICI and SBI. Submitted for publication to the SBI journal. (Publication due) 14. Paper submitted for forthcoming International workshop on “E-Commerce on Social Networking Platform in India” at Canada ( Communicated) 15. A Joint paper submitted for publication on “Mobile Commerce-Trends in Value Added Services in India with special reference to Forex Quotes” at International Journal of Finance, USA. (Communicated)

International Major Research Project (On Going Project) •

Developing International Major Research Project on “Socio Economic Survey of Al-Kharj in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia” as a Research Investigator under the guidance of Principal Investigator and Chief Patron of this Project, The Ministry of Higher Education, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Funding Agency has sanctioned 200 Thousand Saudi Riyals.

Details: Few would deny the vital importance of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for a variety of reasons like the successful synthesis of modernity and tradition, sacred Holy Quran as the constitution, crucial significance of vast resources of petroleum reservoirs and above all it being the centre of attention for millions of Muslims all over the world. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a unique model of nation building in which we find that a country has been successfully able to transform it polity from the conditions of eighteenth century to those of the twentieth century within three decades. The Kingdom has very strongly maintained equilibrium in the process of establishing its political system vis-à-vis various stages of development. Ideally, a strong institutional and technological base should be 10

constructed before demands escalate to a point at which they cannot easily be converted into effective governmental resources. This has not happened in most developing systems simply because the rapid expansion of mass participation and the idiosyncratic influences of foreign assistance which stimulate escalation of demands have made this impossible. Fortunately Saudi Arabia Control over external influences on its own values and its ability to sponsor and finance the foreign assistance it needs has made it possible to control to a great extent- the process of its development. The freedom thus provided by enormous wealth is a condition not enjoyed by most developing countries. The study will be conducted with the following objectives: 1- To present the geographic and demographic picture of the area. 2- To estimate the existing socio-economic infrastructure of the area. 3- To project the future requirement of the basic infrastructure. 4- To study the sector wise plan allocation and actual expenditure in the area.

Academic Activities •

Co-ordinater for CA Course & Syllabi designer

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Additional Co-ordinater for NAAC Assignment

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Co –convener and in charge for M.Com post graduate course

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Guest lecturer for Annamalai University to the M.B.A course.

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Academic counselor for Dr. BR. Ambedkar Open University.

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Resource person for Directorate of Distance Education Osmania University.

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Research supervisor for Madhurai Kamaraj University and Alagappa University.

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Guest lecturer for Affiliated Colleges of Osmania University.

External Academic Activities (For Osmania University) •

Examiner for degree valuation camp.

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Additional chief examiner for degree valuation camp.

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Observer/squad member for all the examinations of Osmania University and Open University. 11

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Confidential Route Officer (CRO) for exams of Osmania University.

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Special Observer for the examinations.

References 1. Dr. K.SHANKARAIAH, Professor, University College of Commerce & Business Management, OSMANIA UNIVERSITY, HYDERABAD - 500 007, A.P. INDIA Phone: +91-40-27500781 (Res), +91-9885366432 (Mob) Email: [email protected].& [email protected]. 2. Prof NAGESHWAR RAO, DEPT. OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT, Professor and Controller of Exams OSMANIA UNIVERSITY, HYDERABAD, INDIA. Phone: +91 – 40 – 27203539 (Res), +91 9490682441 (Mob)

Email: [email protected] 3. Dr ALAA MOHAMMAD MALOAIN Asst.Professor

Department of Business Administration, King Saud University, Al-kharj, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Phone – 00966 – 507260801 Email: [email protected]

Personal Details Father’s Name Date of Birth Address for Correspondence (Residential Address)

Religion Marital Status Nationality

: K. SANTENNA : 04-05-1968 (40 years) : 17-1-388/41, Flat 201, Sai Rajyalaxmy Residency, Laxmi Nagar Colony, Saidabad, Hyderabad – 59. Andhra Pradesh, India. : Hindu. : Married (Two children's) : Indian 12

Languages Known Passport

: English, Hindi and Telugu. : Available (Date of expiry 28-7-2017)

Declaration I here by declare that the information given above is authentic to the best of my knowledge.

(Dr KASTOORI SRINIVAS)

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