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Importance of Cybersecurity and RegTech in FinTech.
(Telecom Business Review, 2025) Jesu Arockia, Venice
The digital infrastructure of FinTech and RegTech, applications have been at the threat of attackers ever since the development of technology-based methods used for transactions and other banking purposes. Many banks have preyed on cyberattacks such as ransomware, malware, Denial of Services, etc. Digitalization has provided comfort to consumers, but it has its trade-offs. Data innovation is presently seen as a potential development for stirring up the conventional Banking industry. FinTech and RegTech have been a big boon in terms of advancement in digitalization. However, the new episodes at the macroeconomic level like the 2008 monetary emergency or, significantly more recently, the Snowden case, the administrative climate is going through extreme changes. Due to this, banks and any other financial institutions’ cyber risks can cause catastrophic damage to the economy. Hence the purpose of this paper is to comprehend the threats encountered by the FinTech world and explore the vulnerabilities that can lead to substantial financial losses, the ways to mitigate the danger of any cyber-attack using cybersecurity and RegTech, and ultimately avoid any economic calamity.
Harmonizing Growth: Unleashing the Potential of Fish Waste as a Natural Liquid Elixir for Soil Health and Bountiful Tomato Harvests in Open Fields
(Transdisciplinary Insights in Life Sciences, 2024) Chelliah, Ramalakshmi
In this study, the impact of foliar spray treatments with fish amino acid (FAA) and urea on the growth parameters of Solanum lycopersicum was investigated. The results revealed significant influences on plant height, number of leaves per plant, and Leaf Area Index (LAI). Notably, the foliar application of 2% urea stimulated cell division and metabolic activity, resulting in taller plants and increased leaf count.
Conversely, 1% FAA exhibited a notable increase in plant height, leaf count, and chlorophyll content, showcasing the potential of FAA to enhance metabolic activity and cell division. However, higher concentrations of FAA negatively impacted growth parameters. The study further explored the field growth differences, highlighting the substantial increase in fresh and dry weights under the foliar spray of 2% urea. Additionally, the yield of green leafy vegetables, particularly amaranthus, was significantly influenced by urea and FAA, with 2% urea contributing to a remarkable increase in yield. The research underscores the potential benefits of FAA and urea in enhancing soil fertility, nutrient content, and overall crop yield, providing insights into sustainable agricultural practices. Finally, the study introduces the benefits of fish protein fertilizer, emphasizing its role in
soil enrichment, microbial biomass maintenance, root and leaf growth stimulation,
and overall plant health. The environmentally friendly nature of fish protein
fertilizer and its positive impact on Solanum lycopersicum make it a promising
alternative for sustainable and robust agricultural practices.
The 5th InTraders International Conference on International Trade Abstract Book
(Kürşat ÇAPRAZ, 2020) Rashmi
Ramasamy, Sakthivel
We aim to provide contribution international trade field by our International Spring Conferences, International Autumn Conferences, Academic Journal, Conference Alerts News and International Market Research. There will be special issues in In Traders International Trade Academic Journal from the
studies take place in our conferences.InTraders conference is international and targets the participants from all over the world and shape the organization in this direction. The congress aims to have papers from academicians and private sector managers. The written and presentation language is English. Conference main topics; international trade, business, economics and supply chain management.
The Impact of Social Cash Transfer on Rural Livelihood in Zambia
(2020) Ramasamy, Sakthivel
The article is focused on the impact that the social cash transfer has on the lives of the rural people. To assess the impact, the study will use processes involving literature reviews and field visits to institutions mandate to manage the scheme. Interviews will also be conducted with the
beneficiaries through the help of an interview schedule that the researcher with design. Thus the main objective was to assess the relevance, appropriateness, sustainability, and impact of social cash transfer schemes in Shamwinda Village in Chibombo District, Zambia. It can be concluded
that the research was successful because all the objectives that were alluded to in the first research were met. The findings were more positive than negative according to the article title, which is the impact of cash transfers on rural livelihood. Although it has been discovered that a
higher percentage of the beneficiaries did not use their money to invest but on food. Therefore, it can be concluded that social cash transfers have played a tremendous change in the diet of the beneficiaries in Shamwinda Village
An Investigation on Accounting Information System, Zambia
(International Journal of Management, 2020) S. Antony, Sibi; Stanish, Antony Lucia Merin
This study and research are to know how accounting is done in a private school, the type of accounting system being used, and its effectiveness, accounts being the recording of financial transactions is necessary to be handled well. The goal of this study is to understand how the private education sector organizes a set of manual and computerized accounting methods, procedures, and controls established to gather, record, classify, analyze, summarize, interpret and present accurate and timely financial data used. This case study gives detail on the computer and manual accounting systems and the perception of accountants on the accounting system used in private institutions. This research study highlights how private education institutions keep systematic records of financial transactions to find out the type of payment system is used, how the school protects its business if its insured, how it utilizes the operational profits, and how effective is the accounting system. This will be analyzed by a structured questionnaire that will comprise closed-ended and open-ended questions to collect the primary data from the respondents who are residing in Lusaka.