Dr. Ankitha Shetty

Assistant Professor - Senior Scale

Department of Commerce

Qualification: Ph.D (Insurance)

CURRENT ACADEMIC ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES

    Dr Ankitha Shetty, currently working as Assistant Professor? and 沙巴体育 Co-ordinator at Department of Commerce , 沙巴体育 Academy of Higher Education,

    PhD 沙巴体育 Guide (Area of Marketing)

    Editorial Review Board Member of Asia Pacific Journal of Business Administration Emerald Publishers?

Retail and Market 沙巴体育 IV Semester
Services Marketing VI Semester
Risk Mangement IV Semester

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

Degree Specialisation Institute Year of passing
Ph.D Performance of Bancassurance and Traditional Agency channel in Life insurance Industry School of Management (MAHE), 沙巴体育 2018
MBA MSNM Besant Institute of PG Studies 2013
Bachelor of Commerce Canara First Grade College 2011
Certificate course on Qualitative 沙巴体育 Methods conducted by Transdisciplinary Centre for Qualitative Methods (TCQM) Prasanna School of Public Health, 沙巴体育 Academy of Higher Education,沙巴体育 2021
Certificate Course on Evidence Synthes Prasanna School of Public Health, 沙巴体育 Academy of Higher Education,沙巴体育 2020

Experience

Institution / Organisation Designation Role Tenure
Sahyadri College of Engineering and Management, Mangalore Assistant Professor and Training Officer 2 year

AREAS OF INTEREST, EXPERTISE AND RESEARCH

Area of Interest

Customer Relationship Management; Training and Development; Financial Services Marketing ; Disability Relationship Management; Mindfulness Sales Management

Professional Affiliations & Contributions

Events Hosted

o?? Convener of 沙巴体育 E-poster Conference on Inter disciplinary 沙巴体育

o?? Co-convener of National Seminar on Promoting Positive Mental Health among Women organised by National Commission for Women

沙巴体育 Conferences Attended

  • Poster titled “Performance of Bancassurance and Traditional Agency Channels in ?Life Insurance Industry –沙巴体育 沙巴体育 Colloquium? on? April 4th 2018?
  • Paper titled “Mediating role of attitude in predicting unethical behavioral intentions: A comparison of traditional and bancassurance agents in life insurance sector” was presented at 4th Management Doctoral Colloquium and VGSOM 沙巴体育 scholars day –IIT Kharagpur on March 14th and 15th 2018.
  • Paper titled Sales behavioral intentions of distributional channel players: A systematic review of the evidence was presented at 沙巴体育 research colloquium, 沙巴体育 Academy of higher education on April 4th and 6th 2016.
  • Paper titled “Relationship orientation in banking and insurance services –A review of the evidence” was presented at IIM Indore-NASMEI Summer Marketing Conference held on July 27-29, 201
  • Paper titled “Assessing the cost efficiency of traditional agent’s model in life insurance industry” at 沙巴体育 Conference on Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology (ICASET) in association with NGUYEN TAT THANH ?University, Vietnam on July 10-12, 2017
  • Resource person for a webinar on How to write an effective manuscript to a SCOPUS indexed journal in the domain of Social Sciences on June 4th, 2021 at St. Aloysius College Autonomous, Mangalore
  • Key note speaker on Digital Transformation in the tourism Sector in the 沙巴体育 Conference on Digital Transformation on 26th March 2021 by MSNM Institute College of PG Studies, Bondel
  • Resource person for a webinar Preparation for UGC-NET/KSET Examination on the topic 沙巴体育 Methodology, organized by Department of Commerce, Canara College, Mangalore on May 7th, 2021
  • Resource person at Aloysius College, Mangalore on Professional etiquettes.?
  • Resource person at Alva’s Postgraduate College, Mangalore on Softs skills and Professional etiquettes. ?

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Assessing the Technical Efficiency of Traditional and Corporate Agents in Indian Life Insurance Industry: Slack-based Data Envelopment Analysis Approach

2020 Ankitha Shetty Basri Savitha

Global Business Review, 21(1), 1-17 0972150917749722. (Sage), Scopus indexed ABDC (C) Ranking

The Effect of Relational Selling of Life Insurance Decision Making in India.

2019 Shetty Ankitha Basri Savitha

沙巴体育 Journal of Bank Marketing ,( Early cite) Web of Science , ABDC A Ranking

Product Diversification versus Technical efficiency of Conglomerate life micro insurance companies evidence from India

2019 Savitha Ankitha Shetty

The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance-Issues and Practices 44(3) 527-547 Web of Science , ABDC B Ranking

Relationship orientation in banking and insurance services–a review of the evidence

2018 Ankitha Shetty Savitha Basri

Journal of Indian Business 沙巴体育. (Emerald).Scopus indexed and Web of Science ABDC (C) Ranking

Sales Behavioral Intentions of Distribution Channels in the Insurance Industry: A Systematic Review

2017 Savitha Basri

Indian Journal of Marketing, 47(12), 19-35. Scopus indexed. ABDC (C) Ranking

The Influence of Cause-Related Marketing on Millennials’ Purchase Intentions: Evidence of CSR from an Emerging Economy

https://journal.ugm.ac.id/gamaijb/article/view/55069 Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has been implemented through sponsorships, philanthropy, and cause-related marketing (CRM), amongst which CRM has aroused the interest of many academicians and stakeholders. The study aims to examine the antecedents of cause-related marketing while considering attitude as a mediator to test its relationship with the purchase intention.

Pharma Insurance: A Mechanism for Risk Mitigation

https://rjptonline.org/AbstractView.aspx?PID=2021-14-5-53 Poor supply chain in pharma leads to various fatalities due to mishandling of the product, pilferage, poor packing, damage during transit, accidents and other nature hazards leading towards expiry of drugs. Low level of supply chain integrity, absence of contingency planning, inadequacy in resources and infrastructure, lack of support in terms of regulation, adoption of sub-optimal standards in technology are included in it.

Mediating Effect of Attitude on the Determinants of Financial Misselling of Life Insurance Products in India

http://www.indianjournalofmanagement.com/index.php/pijom/article/view/166980 This study attempted to empirically validate a comprehensive model that combines individual traits, market competition, and organizational climate affecting the financial misselling by life insurance sales agents from an Indian perspective