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Mayank Joshipura is an Associate Dean, Research and PhD program and a Professor of Finance at the School of Business Management, NMIMS University, Mumbai, India. He is an Engineering Graduate and holds PhD and MBA degrees in finance. He is an Alumnus of Harvard Business School, GloColl program. He has completed a certificate program on “creating value through financial management” from Wharton Business School, USA. He received the “Best Finance Professor Award” at the 23rd Devang Mehta National Education Awards in 2015. Dr Joshipura’s research interests lie in financial markets, behavioral finance and crypto-assets. He authored book titled Cases in Financial Management with SAGE, India. Dr Joshipura has published his research articles in reputed journals. He has published cases with Ivey, EMCS and Case center. He has been an Associate Editor of Business Perspective and Research (SAGE, ABDC and SCOPUS) and Managing Editor of NMIMS Management Review (WOS-ESCI) journals. He regularly contributes articles in popular business dailies and magazines and appears as an expert on panel discussions organized by industry bodies such as ASSOCHAM and others.

Nehal Joshipura is the Assistant Dean – New Initiatives, Head of Department – Finance and an Associate Professor of Finance at Durgadevi Saraf Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai, India. Dr Joshipura has about two decades of experience in industry and academia. Having received MBA in Finance from Bhavnagar University and being a topper in MCA from Gujarat University (Rollwala), she has earned a PhD in “Exploring Risk Anomaly in the Indian Stock Market: the Test of Market Efficiency.” She regularly publishes her research articles in reputed journals. She has presented papers at national and international conferences and won the best paper prizes at conferences like NICOM at Nirma University and Great Lakes – Union Bank Finance Conference. She has also published several articles in media such as Financial Express and MoneyControl. Her research and consulting interests lie in portfolio management and wealth management practice-oriented aspects like factor investing, investment strategies and quantitative investing.

Aditya Sharma is an Assistant Professor in Finance at the Institute of Management Nirma University, Ahmedabad, India. His research interest spreads in behavioral finance, asset pricing, corporate finance and volatility modeling.