🔬 Dr. Jyoti Kumari

Behavioral Finance Expert | Capital Markets Scholar | ABDC-A Author

 

Academic Institutions Associated With:


  • IBS Hyderabad
  • Indian Institute of Management (IIM)
  • Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE)
Educational Background:


Dr. Jyoti Kumari holds a PhD in Finance from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur, and an M.Phil in Finance from the University of Hyderabad. With a distinguished academic journey, she has developed deep expertise in capital markets, financial decision-making, and behavioral finance.




📘 Teaching & Research Specialization


Dr. Kumari’s teaching interests span advanced finance topics tailored for postgraduate, MBA, and doctoral students. She regularly teaches:


  • Financial Management
  • Financial Markets and Services
  • Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
  • Risk Management with Financial Derivatives
  • International Finance


Her research work centers around


  • Asset Price Dynamics
  • Stock Market Liquidity
  • Investor Sentiment
  • Idiosyncratic Volatility, and Corporate Finance — areas highly relevant to both academic scholars and financial market practitioners.




📈 Published Research & Global Impact


Dr. Jyoti is an accomplished research scholar, with several publications in ABDC A-ranked and Scopus-indexed journals such as Elsevier, Taylor & Francis, and Springer. Her works are widely cited and contribute significantly to emerging market research and investor behavior analysis. Some notable publications include:


  • Investor Sentiment and Stock Market Liquidity: Journal of Behavioural and Experimental Finance (Elsevier)
  • Does Investor Sentiment Predict Asset Volatility?: Journal of Behavioural and Experimental Finance (Elsevier)
  • Determinants of Idiosyncratic Volatility: Research in International Business and Finance (Elsevier)
  • Stock Market Volatility in India: Journal of Asia Pacific Business (Taylor and Francis)
  • Macroeconomic Volatility and Market Interlinkages: Asia-Pacific Financial Markets (Springer)


Her research contributes to real-time financial market insights and is referenced by scholars working on behavioral finance models, sentiment analysis, and liquidity forecasting in emerging markets.

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