About
Dr. Navpreet Kaur Sidhu is an Assistant Professor of Finance at Chitkara Business School, Chitkara University, Punjab, India. A Former Banker who worked on the PAN India Project and represented it globally. Handled HNW1 clients and Business houses, and worked for Business Banking operations at Head Office in India. She is Doctorate of Philosophy in Climate Finance. She has presented Research papers at National and International Conferences has written Book Chapters for International Publishing House and has also been a reviewer with IGI Global. She has also written and published an Article for National Newspapers and International Journals. Her interest areas of research are Climate Finance, AI, Machine learning, Blockchain, and the like. Her dual experience in academia and industry puts her in a unique position to examine the integration of technology, particularly robo-advisors, into modern management approaches
Employment
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Chitkara University Assistant Professor2022 - Present
Education
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Chitkara University Pursuing Doctorate of Philosophy
Projects & Funding
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Publications (14)
- Blockchain in banking research: A bibliometric exploration of adoption and implementation trends Save
- Climate Finance: Fuelling Sustainability in a world on the brink. Save
- Neuroscience, Nursing, and Financial Innovation Save
- The Impact of Technological Advancements on Corporate Culture and Employee Well-Being Save
- Navigating Tomorrow Save
- The Transformation of Human Existence Through the Integration of Artificial Intelligence Save
- 9 Emerging Green: Exploring Strategic Factors for SMEs’ Adoption of Green Technology and Innovation in India Save
- Digital Business Model for Fintech Save
- Extending the UTAUT2 model with sustainability and psychological factors in the adoption of blockchain technology for the digital transformation of banks in India Save
- Extending UTAUT2 Model With Sustainability and Psychological Factors in Adoption of Blockchain Technology for the Digital Transformation of Banks in India Save