A practitioner-oriented journal presenting the conceptual and practical viewpoints of both bankers and management educationists.
A Quarterly Journal of the National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM), Pune
VINIMAYA is a practitioner-focused quarterly Journal of the National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM), Pune. The publication seeks to serve as a platform for sharing contemporary ideas, experiences, research insights, policy perspectives, and emerging developments relevant to the banking and financial services sector.
The objective of VINIMAYA is to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and professional practice by presenting concise, accessible, and actionable content for bankers, regulators, researchers, and financial sector professionals. Each issue will feature a contemporary theme of strategic significance to the BFSI sector, alongside articles covering key developments in Human Resources, Legal & Regulatory Affairs, Finance & Risk Management, and Innovation & Technology.
Vinimaya welcomes research-based papers, conceptual papers, viewpoints, case studies, perspective-oriented papers and review articles. Feature articles may discuss emerging issues, policy developments, innovations, research findings, industry practices, regulatory changes or thought leadership perspectives relevant to the banking sector and financial sector.
VINIMAYA also welcomes short case studies developed by bankers, practitioners, and faculty members. Case studies should present real-life or realistic banking scenarios, challenges, dilemmas, or best practices for reader engagement and discussion.
Articles may address, but are not limited to, the following areas. Contributions should demonstrate practical relevance and provide insights useful to banking practitioners.
The journal is committed to maintaining the highest level of integrity in the content published. The journal requires authors to comply with international, national and/or institutional standards of research reporting. This is particularly important for studies involving human participants, and their data, and Informed Consent.
The journal may use plagiarism detection software and check AI similarity to screen submissions.