Volume 4 Issue 1 | ESP IJSHMS

ESP International Journal of Science, Humanities and Management Studies [ESP IJSHMS]

Volume 4, Issue 1 [January-March, 2026]

Id	Title & Author	Paper
1	IBC- Binani Cement Case of CIRP \| Dr. Rajeev Kumar Singh, Sakshi Singh The Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) of Binani Cement Limited (BCL) essentially is a pioneer case of the Indian insolvency law under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC). It was launched in July 2017 and finished in November 2018. The case actually highlighted how tricky the balancing between the interest of creditors and maximising the value of a company can be. High operating costs, overseas debt, sector slowdown and an enormous US 250m of guarantee crystallised into financial distress at BCL. Big players came out to bid in the resolution and the initial preferential choice was Dalmia Bharat. But UltraTech Cement came in, and offered a higher bid and repayment to the creditors.
2	Postgraduate Music Education in South-South Nigeria: Curriculum Gaps, Practical Assessment, and Resource Constraints (2013–2023) \| IYARE Sandra,Efurheivwe Margaret Akpevweoghene This study investigates certain aspects of the postgraduate music curriculum in the South-South Nigerian universities from 2013 to 2023. It specifically examines the sufficiency of instructional resources, the challenges of practical assessment, and strategies for enhancing postgraduate music education in the area. A survey was adopted as the study's design, and quantitative and qualitative instruments were used to collect data.
3	Event-Stream Intelligence for Low-Latency Transaction Processing in Enterprise Financial Systems \| Niloofar Ebrahimi, Mina Ghasemi, Mitra Shiri Enterprise financial systems face tremendous transaction processing architectures since those have to react instantly while constantly changing business events without sacrificing accuracy, security, scalability and compliance with the regulations.
4	Market Microstructure Inference through Artificial Intelligence\| Arif Pratama Wijaya, Dimas Saputra, Siti Rahmawati Market Microstructure studies the interaction of orders, liquidity providing and consuming behaviour and information role and institutions reaction in price formation dynamics. Driven by the increasing digitization of financial markets, high-frequency data survives in massive quantities from limit order books, trades with or without cancellations and quotes/order-flow events to enable artificial intelligence (AI) engines inferring hidden market states and short-term dynamics.
5	Liquidity Dynamics Modeling in Algorithmic Financial Environments\| Chioma Okafor, Abiola Adeyemi Liquidity is at the core of modern financial markets: it directly affects transaction costs, price discovery, volatility and system resilience in both normal and stressed market environments.

Id	Title & Author	Paper
1	IBC- Binani Cement Case of CIRP \| Dr. Rajeev Kumar Singh, Sakshi Singh The Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) of Binani Cement Limited (BCL) essentially is a pioneer case of the Indian insolvency law under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC). It was launched in July 2017 and finished in November 2018. The case actually highlighted how tricky the balancing between the interest of creditors and maximising the value of a company can be. High operating costs, overseas debt, sector slowdown and an enormous US 250m of guarantee crystallised into financial distress at BCL. Big players came out to bid in the resolution and the initial preferential choice was Dalmia Bharat. But UltraTech Cement came in, and offered a higher bid and repayment to the creditors.
2	Postgraduate Music Education in South-South Nigeria: Curriculum Gaps, Practical Assessment, and Resource Constraints (2013–2023) \| IYARE Sandra,Efurheivwe Margaret Akpevweoghene This study investigates certain aspects of the postgraduate music curriculum in the South-South Nigerian universities from 2013 to 2023. It specifically examines the sufficiency of instructional resources, the challenges of practical assessment, and strategies for enhancing postgraduate music education in the area. A survey was adopted as the study's design, and quantitative and qualitative instruments were used to collect data.
3	Event-Stream Intelligence for Low-Latency Transaction Processing in Enterprise Financial Systems \| Niloofar Ebrahimi, Mina Ghasemi, Mitra Shiri Enterprise financial systems face tremendous transaction processing architectures since those have to react instantly while constantly changing business events without sacrificing accuracy, security, scalability and compliance with the regulations.
4	Market Microstructure Inference through Artificial Intelligence\| Arif Pratama Wijaya, Dimas Saputra, Siti Rahmawati Market Microstructure studies the interaction of orders, liquidity providing and consuming behaviour and information role and institutions reaction in price formation dynamics. Driven by the increasing digitization of financial markets, high-frequency data survives in massive quantities from limit order books, trades with or without cancellations and quotes/order-flow events to enable artificial intelligence (AI) engines inferring hidden market states and short-term dynamics.
5	Liquidity Dynamics Modeling in Algorithmic Financial Environments\| Chioma Okafor, Abiola Adeyemi Liquidity is at the core of modern financial markets: it directly affects transaction costs, price discovery, volatility and system resilience in both normal and stressed market environments.