International Financial Management is important for Indian firms
operating across borders, particularly with Gulf countries that maintain
strong trade, investment, and remittance links with India. This study
analyzes international financial management practices used by
organizations with reference to the Gulf region, focusing on foreign
exchange management, financing choices, financial risks, digital
banking, and effectiveness. The study uses responses from 100
participants and applies percentage analysis to interpret selected
financial dimensions. Findings indicate that respondents recognize
foreign exchange management as important, identify exchange rate risk
as a concern, and view digital banking positively. The study recommends
risk management, technology adoption, and financial planning.
Keywords: International Financial Management, Foreign Exchange
Management, Gulf Countries, Financial Risk, Digital Banking
Charnapally Sai Pavan, Inaganti Bade Saheb· International Journal of Cre...· 0 citations
ABSTRACT
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing integrates financial objectives with environmental protection, social responsibility, and sound corporate governance. This study examines the consequences of ESG investing in Telangana State, focusing on investor awareness, investment choices, business performance, sustainability, social responsibility, governance, and implementation barriers. Primary data were collected from 120 respondents through a structured questionnaire, and percentage analysis was used for interpretation. The findings indicate that ESG investing is increasingly recognized as a contributor to long-term growth, stakeholder confidence, corporate reputation, and responsible investment. However, low awareness, implementation costs, inconsistent reporting, and limited standardization remain important challenges requiring coordinated action.
Keywords: ESG Investing, Sustainable Investment, Corporate Governance, Environmental Sustainability, Telangana State
