About
Varun Bhandari has completed his Ph.D from Delhi School of Economics,
University of Delhi. He has authored and co-authored more than 20 research
papers/articles published in various national and international journals of
repute. He has also written one book on the topic titled “Socially Responsible
Investing - An Insight and Future Prospects.” His areas of research interest
include socially responsible investing, corporate governance, corporate social
responsibility (CSR), green investing, foreign direct investment (FDI),
shareholders’ activism, etc. He has presented about 10 research papers in
various national and international conferences of repute. He is also the recipient
of best paper awards in different national and international conferences. He has
also written 10 modules for E-PG Pathshala Project sponsored by Ministry of
Human Resource Development (MHRD).
Employment
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University of Delhi Gargi College Assistant Professor2016 - Present
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Publications (14)
- Mapping the Financial Inclusion Continuum Under PMJDY: Empirical Evidence from Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan Save
- Assessing the Impact and Growth Drivers of PMJDY: A Study of Financial Inclusion in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan Save
- Impact of investor sentiment on portfolio return: An ARDL approach Save
- Unlocking Human Perspectives of PMJDY: Evidence from Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh Save
- Does investor's sentiment affect industries' return? – A case of selected Indian industries Save
- When Economies Jitter, Bitcoin Flutters: Evidence from the Impact of Macroeconomic Factors on Bitcoin Returns Save
- Do Firm Level Variables Affect Corporate Governance Quality and Performance: Evidence from India Save
- Influence of Shareholders' Activism and Firm Level Variables on Corporate Governance Quality in India Save
- Catalyzing Social Responsibility in Companies by Indian Stock Market Save
- Performance of Socially Responsible Portfolios - Do Economic Conditions Matter? Save