Rate My Professor Dinesh Tandon

Dr. Dinesh Tandon holds a Ph.D. in Business Management from Punjabi University, Patiala, with a focus on Corporate and Behavioral Finance. He serves as an Associate Professor at Chitkara Business School, Chitkara University, Punjab, India, where he contributes to the academic community in finance and management disciplines. Additionally, Dr. Tandon is a course instructor in the School of Business Administration at University of the People, teaching graduate-level MBA courses including Financial Management (BUS 5111), Managerial Accounting (BUS 3304), Strategic Decision-Making and Management (BUS 5117), and Business Policy and Strategy (BUS 4403). His research specializations lie in Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance, exploring topics such as the impact of mergers and acquisitions on firm value, dividend announcements, financial inclusion through ICT, and stock market reactions to corporate events.

Dr. Tandon's scholarly contributions include several peer-reviewed publications. Notable works encompass 'How Does Tobin’s Q Respond to Merger and Acquisition Announcements: Evidence of Listed Indian Firms' (2023, International Journal of Professional Business Review), 'A Survey Study Impact of Mergers on Indian Banking Industry' (2022, Electrochemical Society Transactions), 'ICT's Critical Role in Financial Inclusion: An Opportunity for India' (2023, Contemporary Studies of Risks in Emerging Technology, Part B), 'Demographic Determinants and Preference Regarding Dividend Announcements - A Study of Selected Individual Investors' (2023, International Journal of Business and Globalisation), and 'ESG, Stock Prices, and Firm Value' (2022, Handbook of Research on Stock Market Investment Practices and Portfolio Management). Earlier publications include 'Yes Bank: Bringing Sustainability in Agriculture through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)' (2015, Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies) and 'Inter-Sectoral Comparison of Impact of Dividend Announcements on the Basis of Abnormal Stock Returns' (2017, ZENITH International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research). His work examines market responses to corporate actions, investor behavior, and sectoral financial performance in the Indian context, contributing to empirical finance literature.