Conference on De-Dollarization and Trade Crashes: Strategic Market Risks and Corporate Adaptation

Organised by the Department of Corporate Secretaryship

Conference on De-dollarization and Trade Crashes: Strategic Market Risks and Corporate Adaptation

27.09.2025

About the Conference

The global economic order, long anchored by the U.S. dollar’s pre-eminence, is undergoing a profound and multifaceted transformation. The concept of de-dollarization, defined as a strategic reduction in the global use of the U.S. dollar for trade, financial transactions, and foreign exchange reserves, has emerged as a central theme in contemporary economic and geopolitical discourse. This phenomenon is not merely a cyclical fluctuation but a structural shift with significant implications for the international monetary system. Although the US dollar is still the world’s leading reserve and trading currency, due to its stability and easy availability, the trends challenging its dominance are clearly picking up speed. The rising economic influence of emerging economies, particularly the BRICS nations, is playing a pivotal role in accelerating the global shift away from the U.S. dollar. These nations are seeking to diversify their foreign exchange reserves and increase the use of their own currencies in international trade. This strategic shift is motivated by a desire to reduce their vulnerability to US monetary policy and mitigate the economic and financial risks associated with being overly dependent on the US dollar.

This conference aims to provide fresh insights into this pursuit of a new global financial architecture focusing on issues such as alternative currency systems, developing new economic policies, geopolitical implications, the response of the Reserve Bank of India, the role of BRICS in ending dollar dominance, and the effects on different economies and sectors.

Objectives

  • To critically examine the trends, reasons, and prospects of de-dollarization in trade, investment, and global governance.
  • To investigate how countries can reassert control over their own currencies and monetary policies, reducing reliance on US dollars.
  • To evaluate monetary, legal, and technical pathways towards a diversified global financial system.

Call for Papers

We invite Academicians, Corporate Leaders, Policy Experts, Industry Professionals, Students, and Research Scholars to participate in this prestigious conference. The participants are encouraged to submit original, unpublished Research Papers, Conceptual Papers, Articles, Reviews, and Case Studies that align with the conference’s theme and sub-themes.

All submissions will undergo a rigorous peer-review process conducted by the Advisory Board and Peer-Review Committee. Only manuscripts with less than 20% plagiarism will be considered for acceptance. Selected papers will be published in the conference proceedings, which will carry an ISBN.

Conference Subthemes

  • Implications of de-dollarization for global capital markets
  • Digital Currencies and the Rise of Alternative Payment Systems
  • Role of central banks in currency diversification
  • Global trade decoupling and realignment of trade blocs
  • Inflation, interest rates, and monetary transmission in non-dollar economies
  • Trade crashes and their macroeconomic spillovers
  • Pricing strategies in non-dollar denominated trade
  • Brand positioning and trust in new financial regimes
  • Market entry strategies in de-dollarized economies
  • Role of fintech in alternative payment systems
  • De-dollarization and Tax Policy: Challenges and Opportunities for Emerging Economies
  • Technological foundations for currency diversification
  • De-dollarization and Digital Taxation
  • Leadership Styles during economic and trade crises
  • Emotional Intelligence in managing economic risk
  • Ethical dilemmas in times of economic disruption
  • HR strategies in crisis-prone global economies
  • Legal and Regulatory implications of De-dollarization
  • Corporate insolvency and legal protections during trade crashes
  • Audit risks in de-dollarized transactions
  • Legal risks in non-dollar invoicing and settlement
  • Dispute resolution in multi-currency trade environments

Research Papers (Qualitative/Quantitative/Mixed Methods, Review Papers, Conceptual Papers, Articles and Case Studies) pertaining to but not restricted to the given themes

Last Date for Registration: 10.09.2025

The abstract should contain a brief context of the statement of the problem, objectives of the research paper, research methodology adopted, Summarizing the key findings, presenting the implications, recommendations, and scope for future research.

Last Date for Submission of Abstract: 25.08.2025

Notification of Acceptance of Abstract: 30.08.2025

Last Date for Submission of Full Paper: 17.09.2025

Notification of Acceptance of Full Paper: 19.09.2025

Payment Details

Bank Name: State Bank of India
Beneficiary Name: C.T.T.E. College
Branch: Perambur, Chennai
Account Number: 10313551041
IFSC Code: SBIN0002256
Address: 1/110, Madhavaram High Road, Perambur, Chennai-11

The registration fee can be paid through NEFT (or) G-pay using the bank transfer option.

Registration Fee
  • Industry Professionals: Rs.600/-
  • Academicians: Rs.500/-
  • Research Scholars: Rs.300/-
  • UG & PG Students(India): Rs.200/-
  • Students/Scholars(Abroad): 10$
    • A maximum of 3 authors is permitted per paper
    • Each author should register & pay separately
  • Papers selected by the Peer-review committee will be published as Book chapters with ISBN. Publication Charges will be Rs.300/per author (have to be paid separately after the acceptance of the full paper).
  • Certificate of Appreciation for Best Research Paper
Patrons

Honourable Justice . B. Gokuldas
Former Judge , Madras High Court
Chairman, C.T.T.E. Trust

Thiru. L. Palamalai I.A.S. (Retd.)
Managing Trustee & Correspondent
C.T.T.E. Trust

Dr. S. Sridevi
Principal
C.T.T.E. College for Women

Advisory Board

Dr. P. J. Queency Asha Dhas
Vice-Principal
Dean of Research & Assistant Professor
Department of Corporate Secretaryship
C.T.T.E. College for Women

Dr. Durgesh Satpathy
Director
Indian Institute of Industrial and Social Research
Bangalore

Dr. M. Rajalakshmi
Associate Professor & Head
Department of Commerce & Corporate Secretaryship
Quaid E Millath Government College For Women(Autonomous), Chennai

Dr. S Sriranjani Mokshagundam
Professor of Management, BGS B-School, Bangalore
Research Supervisor, Mysore University, Karnataka
International Mentor – I2OR, India

Dr. Harpreet Kaur, M. Phil., Ph.D.(Economics)
Associate Professor
Faculty of Management Studies
University of Delhi

Prof Dr Siddhartha Sarkar PhD (Economics),PDF (The Netherlands),CAF (London,UK), MISPCAN (USA) Principal and Executive Head at A.C.College of Commerce
University of North Bengal, West Bengal

Convenors
  • Mrs. R. K. Devi
    Head, Department of Corporate Secretaryship
    CTTE College for Women
  • Dr. K. Kanchana
    Assistant Professor, Department of Corporate Secretaryship
    CTTE College for Women
Co-Convenors
  • Mrs. J. Sofia
    Assistant Professor, Department of Corporate Secretaryship
    CTTE College for Women
  • Dr. U. Priya
    Assistant Professor, Department of Corporate Secretaryship
    CTTE College for Women
  • Mrs. M. Karthiga Priya
    Assistant Professor, Department of Corporate Secretaryship
    CTTE College for Women
Student Organizers
  • Ms. Kumuthasri M – III B.Com(CS)
  • Ms. Sofiya Mercy N – III B.Com(CS)