The ISBF Blog
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Data Science behind the Hindenburg Report
Recently the Adani group has been in the news and being held responsible for the fiasco in the stock market. While Hindenburg Research is being viewed as the trigger for the debacle, a question arises, if at all such phenomenon can be predicted. The answer may lie in Data Science of all things. There are tools and techniques embedded in this domain which, if used strategically, can help in understanding the phenomenon.
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Interdisciplinary Management Hackathon, 2023 at ISBF
Ever wondered what it is like to enjoy an assessment? The fear of judgement (“evaluation apprehension”) is one of the pervasive reasons for assessment inertia and ennui. At ISBF, we have been consciously attempting to realise the fruits of an academic orientation that posits Assessments AS Learning opportunities for our students, as opposed to the conventional social selection purpose served by an Assessment OF Learning.
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Industrial Mathematics
Mathematics is one of the most rapidly growing branches of mathematical sciences, attracting the interest of scientists, researchers, and engineers from both academia and industry. Industrial mathematics focuses on creating and identifying the best mathematical solutions to issues that arise in industrial contexts.
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Graduate Diploma Programs: Unique specializations offered at ISBF
The Indian School of Business and Finance (ISBF) has emerged as one of the globally featured institute of the London School of Economics and Political science, and a globally ranked affiliate centre of the University of London. The academic direction, guidance, supervision and control come for the prominent London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), with University of London awarding the degree to all prospective students enrolled with ISBF.
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