Bangalore: ICFAI Business School is a day of two discs management Tarkash - 2007 students for post-monitoring of management courses across India on 21 November.

More than 100 higher education institutions across the country were invited to the feast. Tarkash aimed at companies, exposure vis-à-vis students and facilitate their learning, the practical application of theoretical knowledge in the classroom. This year, it looks first in their exploitation of knowledge, management skills, human conscience Corporate Asset Management, marketing skills, information and know-how of financial magic. This year’s theme is “The Corporate jungle.”

Achieving facilitate the exchange of ideas among future leaders across all sectors, powered, their intellect, equipped with skills and talent. Avinash Mudliyar is a game of the Business is an event open to all graduates of colleges.

Clarissa Lucretia Bushman, distribution and trading partners, in conjunction with Salomon Brothers Inc., the investment bank, bankers, and Charles ortel Kampmann, Associate Corporate Finance of the investment banking company of Dillon, Read & Company, was married yesterday at Grace Episcopal Church. The ceremony was developed by Rev. Paul FM Number

Connie Kang-Chuan Chin was the daughter of honour. Erik G. ortel his brother was the best man. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyman Bushman Newark, Del.. She graduated cum laude from Harvard University and Columbia Graduate School of Business. His father is chairman of the department of history and their mother is a professor at the University of Delaware. Mrs. Buschmann is also an author.

Mr. ortel is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William CG Ortel New York. He studied at the Horace Mann School in New York and graduated cum laude from Yale University and Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. His father is a physicist on the technical staff of Bell Telephone Laboratories in Holmdel, NJ, and his mother is a professor in Manhattan.

The two-day `International Conference on Business and Finance - 2005′, organised by ICFAI University in association with Philadelphia University, USA, acted as a forum for disseminating new research findings, practices and techniques in finance and also served as a platform for researchers and academicians to interact and exchange viewpoints and explore opportunities for joint research in contemporary and developing areas.

D.S. Rao, Director, ICFAI Business School, said the aim of the conference was to bring together academicians and practitioners with research interests in the field of finance, accounting and business management from India and abroad.

There were presentations of new and unpublished research findings of relevance in the areas of Asset Pricing, Capital Markets, Market Microstructure Investment Management, Corporate Finance Banking and Insurance, Financial Services; Derivatives, Risk Management among others.

ICFAI Business School will hold a two-day national seminar on ‘International Corporate Financial Reporting and Analysis’ on August 23 and 24.

The programme will act as a platform to evaluate the current financial reporting model and its relevance for making sensible economic decision, Indian accounting standards and the problems faced in implementing the accounting standards and related financial reporting regulations.