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    Indian Institute of Banking & Finance

    Guidelines for preparing Case Studies and Teaching Notes

    IIBF’s Case Study Writing


    Competition - 2024
    The case study competition is an initiative of IIBF to encourage Bankers/Finance professionals
    to share their knowledge and experience through developing cases, accompanied by Teaching
    Notes.

    A. ELIGIBILITY
     Bankers (including former bankers)
     Faculty working in Staff Training Establishments of Banks / Financial Institutions / NIBM /
    IDBRT / CAB / BIRD / SIDBI / NABARD etc.

    B. THEMES FOR PREPARING CASES


    Case should be developed on a theme related to Indian Banking. Tbe list of suggestive themes
    is mentioned below. The themes have been categorised on the basis of specialization into
    Scheme I to Scheme V. A participant is also free to develop a case in any other area related to
    Indian Banking under Scheme V other general matters.

    Scheme I Scheme II Scheme III Scheme IV Scheme V


    Credit International Banking Human Resource Information Customer
    Management & Foreign Exchange Management security Service
    Operations
    MSME Treasury Management Financial Inclusion Cyber crimes AML/KYC
    Retail Risk Management Rural banking Digital Ethics and
    banking banking Corporate
    governance
    Recovery Accounting & Wealth Other general
    Auditing Management matters
    Compliance Para Banking

    C. GUIDELINES
    Only original case studies will be accepted. In other words, cases should not have been published
    / presented in any other for a Cases involving matters which are sub-judice will not be considered.
    All cases, should be accompanied by a teaching note and should be based on the real situation,
    with a clear decision – making scenario case study should be and prepared in accordance with
    case study writing guidelines provided below.
    Academic (research) cases will not be accepted for evaluation by the Case Review Committee.

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    The following are the guidelines for:
    I. Preparing a case study.
    II. Preparing the teaching note accompanying the case.

    D. PREPARING A CASE STUDY


    The case study should narrate, in a logical and chronological sequence, a situation exists /
    had existed / can precisely arise in an organization / country. The case study, when used as a
    pedagogical tool, should enable the candidate to understand the situation, examine different
    ways of analysing the given situation and arrive at optimum solutions.

    E. STEP BY STEP PROCESS


    1. Finalise a topic for developing a case. As far as possible, the topic should be choosen from
    given lists under the Scheme I to Scheme V. However, the author is free to choose any other
    relevant topic pertaining to the field of Banking & Finance, under category of general under
    scheme V.
    2. While finalising a topic, the learning outcome should be clearly stated upfront.
    3. The case should be written carefully bringing out only the essense required. If everything
    concerning the case is indicated upfront, there may be no learning outcomes.
    4. The case should have an introductory paragraph followed by an explanation of the facts
    involved in the case.
    5. The case should be prepared based on secondary data and / or personal experience. While
    sourcing information / data to build a case, care should be taken to source it from authentic
    websites, and
    a) Proper referencing should be made.
    b) Reproduction of material as it in from internet and other sources should be avoided.
    c) There should be no copyright infringement issues.
    6. As the case will be based on the participants’ expertise and secondary data, it will have to be
    ensured that enough secondary data is available on the topic chosen.
    7. The case may also have an annexure, if required. All annexures should be numbered.
    8. All tables & charts should be numbered.
    9. Each case may have around 4-5 questions flowing out of the case. These questions will be the
    ones on which, the class will deliberate upon and arrive at optimum solutions.

    F. PREPARING A TEACHING NOTE


    1. Each case should be accompanied by a Teaching Note (TN).
    2. The TN should clearly answer the questions raised in the case.
    3. Each answer should draw upon the facts as presented in the case, and, if possible, give
    different ways of arriving at a solution and then indicate the optimum solution under the given
    circumstances.

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    4. The answer to each question should be written carefully giving different alternatives, wherever
    possible and then finally arrive at the best possible recognise to the question concerned.
    Hence, the TN should be more detailed than the case itself.
    5. It is possible that additional secondary data is drawn upon to explain more clearly the aspects
    involved in the case. Hence, like in a case, proper referencing will have to be made and it
    should be ensured that there are no copyright issues.
    6. All tables & charts should be numbered.
    For both the case and the teaching note, the font should be Times New Roman font size 12 with
    single line spacing. The case can be around a maximum of 6-8 pages. The total word count may
    be around 3000 to 4000 words (including Teaching Note)
    The author of the case shall be required to furnish certificate of originality as per the prescribed
    format.

    G. PRIZES
    Overall three best case Studies will be awarded cash prizes as under:

    First Prize: Second Prize: Third Prize:


    Rs.1,00,000/- Rs. 75,000/- Rs. 50,000/-
    Note: If a case has multiple authors, the awarded amount will be divided evenly among the authors.
    Submission: All entries must be submitted electronically, to [email protected] not later
    than 31/08/2024, along with the following:
    ● The original case ● Teaching Note and supporting document/s
    ● Completed Entry Form ● Certificate of Originality
    RIGHTS : The publication rights and intellectual projects rights of all case studies submitted will
    be with the Indian Institute of Banking & Finance, Mumbai.

    H. ENTRY FORM
    The participant should mention the following details on the front page:

    Title of the Case Study

    Area of the Case Study

    Case Study entered in the scheme (I – V)

    Name of the Author

    Designation (present/former)

    Employer (present / former)

    Phone / mobile number /

    Email address

    Qualification’s

    Any other information

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    I. CERTIFICATE OF ORIGINALITY
    This is to certify, that the Case Study and the Teaching Note submitted by me are outcome of my
    independent and original work. I have duly acknowledged all the sources from which the ideas
    and extracts have been taken. The project is free from any plagiarism and has not been submitted
    elsewhere for publication.

    Signature :
    Name of Author(s) :
    Designation :
    Affiliated Institution Bank :
    Title of the Case :
    E-mail :
    Contact No. :
    Date :
    Place :

    J. DECLARATION & COPYRIGHT TRANSFER FORM


    To be signed by all authors,
    I/We, the undersigned author(s) of the case study titled ___________________________________

    _____________________________________________________________________________________

    Here by declare that : f) I/We do not have any conflict of interest


    (financial or other)
    a) The above Case Study and Teaching Notes
    which are submitted to Indian Institute of g) I/We have read the final version of the
    Banking and Finance (IIBF), Mumbai, are Case Study and Teaching Notes and are
    not under consideration elsewhere. responsible for the contents.
    b) The Case Study and Teaching Notes have h) The work described in the Case Study &
    not been published already in part or whole Teaching Notes are my/own.
    in any journal or magazine for private or
    public circulation. i) No one who has contributed significantly
    to the work, has been denied authorship
    c) I/we give consent for publication in any and those who helped have been duly
    media (print, electronic, or any other), and acknowledged.
    assign copyright to IIBF in the event of its
    publication. j) If the authorship is contested at any stage,
    the responsibility of proving the authorship
    d) The Case Study & Teaching Notes may be will vest with author(s) and IIBF will stand
    used by IIFB for educational purposes after indemnified in all respects.
    suitable modifications if required in the
    manner desired by IIBf without mentioning k) All authors are required to sign this form.
    the name(s) of author(s).
    Signatures :
    e) I/We affirm that the case does not violate
    the intellectual rights of any third party. I/we
    agree to indemnify and hold IIBF harmless Date :
    in respect of any claim on account of Place :
    violation of intellectual property rights.
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