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June 20, 2007
About Satchidananda Sogala
Dr.S.S.Satchidananda is currently Head of Risk Solutions & Research at IBM India, and formerly Research Director, Center for Banking and Information Technology, International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore (DEEMED UNIVERSITY), on deputation from the Reserve Bank of India. He was formerly Regional Director for Orissa and headed the Reserve Bank of India at Bhubaneswar. He has Master of Science Degree in Economics from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a Ph.D in Economics with specialization in Financial Markets; graduate degrees in Law, and Education and professional certification in banking and Quality Management Systems. He has published over 20 papers on banking and finance, particularly Risk Management and application of IT for banking. He has been a Ph.D guide in the area of Finance at the IIT, Chennai. He has also worked as Senior Faculty in the RBI Staff College and also the Bankers Training College in the area of Banking and Finance.
He has also worked in leading commercial banks on deputation from Reserve Bank of India besides being involved with the banking policy and regulation and supervision of banks and other financial entities in Reserve Bank for over two decades. During his long career with the central banking authority, he has had good exposure to all the segments of the financial markets from money markets to capital markets, both at policy and implementation levels. Having specialized in Risk Management both at Masters and doctoral level, he has published widely in this field and on the Basel II Implementation and is a known authority in this field. He is on advisory board of the International Institute of IT Law, Bangalore and nominated as Regional Director for South India Chapter of Professional Risk Managers International Association.
Posted by sssatchidananda at June 20, 2007 05:39 AM
Excellent piece ! Emphasizes practical aspects
Posted by: uma at May 9, 2008 06:48 AM
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