Silu Muduli
Reserve Bank of India, Xavier Institute of Management, Indian Statistical Institute Delhi Centre, Xavier School of Commerce, XIM University
About
Dr. Silu Muduli is an economist at the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in the Department of Economic and Policy Research (DEPR). He holds a Bachelor's degree in mathematics from the Regional Institute of Education (NCERT), a Master's degree in quantitative economics from the Indian Statistical Institute (ISI), and a PhD in financial economics from the Xavier Institute of Management Bhubaneswar (XIMB).
His research interests span various fields, including monetary policy, banking, macroprudential policy, and microfinance. Before joining the RBI, he taught managerial economics at both the graduate and postgraduate levels. Additionally, he has contributed scholarly works to numerous national and international journals.
Employment
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Reserve Bank of India Manager2017 - Present
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Xavier Institute of Management Teaching Associate2016 - 2016
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Xavier School of Commerce, XIM University Visiting Faculty2015 - 2016
Education
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Xavier Institute of Management PhD (Financial Economics)2015 - 2021
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Indian Statistical Institute Delhi Centre Masters in Quatitative Economics2013 - 2015
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Regional Institute of Education(A Constituent Unit of NCERT, New Delhi) Bachelor in Science and Education (Mathematics)2009 - 2013
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (24)
- An Anatomy of Credit-Deposit Ratios Among Indian States Save
- Business Correspondents and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from a Comparative Study in Odisha Save
- Microfinance Borrowers' Challenges in Odisha: Evidence from a Primary Survey Save
- Optimal Green Finance Strategies for Banks: A Theoretical Approach Save
- Optimal Green Finance Strategies for Banks: A Theoretical Approach Save
- Funding Liquidity and Risk-Taking Behavior of Banks in India Save
- An Anatomy of Credit-Deposit Ratios Among Indian States Save
- Creditworthiness: The Role of Trust in the Socioeconomic Network Save
- COVID-19 and Performance of MSME Clusters in India Save
- Funding Liquidity and Risk-taking Behaviour of Banks in India Save