Faculty

Journal Publications

1.  Ghalke, A., Haldar, A. and Kumar, S. (2022). Family Firms Ownership and Impact on Performance: Evidence from Emerging Market. Accepted in Review of Managerial Science (Impact Factor: 7.127) (Springer)
2. Raithatha, M. and Haldar, A. (2021). Are internal governance mechanisms efficient? Case of a developing economy. IIMB Management Review, 33(3) (Elsevier) (Ranked B – ABDC List)
3.  Dixit, P., Singh, P., and Haldar, A. (2021). Investor Protection: Effects of Takeover Convergence. International Journal of Organization Analysis. (Emerald) (Ranked B – ABDC List) 
4. Sharifi, S., Haldar, A., and Rao, Nageswara S. V. D. (2021). An Empirical Examination of the Relationship between Credit Risk Management, Size, Profitability, and Ownership of Indian Banks.  International Journal of Managerial and Financial Accounting, 13(1),80-94. (Inderscience) (Ranked B – ABDC List)
5. Dyondi R., Jha S.K., and Haldar A. (2020) What constitutes risk for a theatrical film distributor? Evidence from the Hindi film industry. International Journal of Organization Analysis, 29(2),450-473. (Emerald) (Ranked B – ABDC List) 
6. Kumar S., Pandey N., and Haldar A. (2020) Twenty Years of Public Management Review (PMR): A Bibliometric Overview. Public Management Review, 22(12),1876-1896. (Taylor and Francis) (Ranked A – ABDC List) 
7. Baker H. K., Pandey N., Kumar S., and Haldar A. (2020) A Bibliometric Analysis on Board Diversity: Current Status, Development, and Future Directions. Journal of Business Research, 108 (January 2020) 232-246 (Elsevier) (Ranked A - ABDC List)
8. Haldar A., Datta S., and Shah S. (2020) Tokenism or Realism? Gender Inclusion in Corporate Boards. Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: An international journal, 39(6) 707-725.(Emerald) (Ranked B – ABDC List)
9. Sharifi, S., Haldar, A., and Rao, Nageswara S. V. D. (2019). The Relationship between Credit Risk Management and Non-Performing Assets of Commercial Banks in India. Managerial Finance, 45(3) 399-412  (Emerald) (Ranked B – ABDC List)
10. Haldar, A., Shah R., Rao, Nageswara S.V.D., Stokes P., Demirbas D., and Dardour A. (2018). Corporate Performance: Does board independence matter? Indian Evidence. International Journal of Organizational Analysis,26(1)185-200(Emerald). 
11. Haldar, A., Rao, Nageswara S.V.D., and Momaya, K.S. (2016). Can flexibility in corporate governance enhance international competitiveness? Evidence from knowledge-based industries in India. Global Journal of Flexible Systems Management,17 (4) 389 - 402 (Springer).
12. Haldar, A., and  Raithatha M. (2016). Do compositions of board and audit committee improve financial disclosures?, International Journal of Organizational Analysis, 25 (2) (Emerald).
13. Sharifi, S., Haldar, A., and Rao, Nageswara S. V. D. (2016). Relationship between operational risk management, size, and ownership of Indian banks. Managerial Finance, 42 (10) 930 - 942 (Emerald) 
14. Jayanthi, B., Sivakumar, S. N. V., and Haldar, A. (2016). Cross-border acquisitions and host country determinants: evidence from Indian pharmaceutical companies. Global Business Review, 17 (3), 684-699.(Sage)
15. Haldar, A., Shah, R., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. (2015). Gender diversity in large listed Indian companies. Corporate Ownership and Control, 12 (3), 573-580. (Ranked B – ABDC List)
16. Haldar, A., Shah, R., and Rao, Nageswara S. V. D. (2015). Economic Value Added: Corporate performance measurement tool. Corporate Board, 11 (1), 47-58. (Ranked C – ABDC List)
17. Haldar A.,and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. (2015). An empirical examination of the impact of corporate governance disclosure on financial performance. Corporate Ownership and Control, 12 (3), 468-473. (Ranked B  – ABDC List)
18. Shah R., Haldar, A., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. (2014). Economic Value Added: Relevance and Implications for Indian Corporates. The Empirical Economic Letters, 13 (7), 731-734. (Ranked C  – ABDC List)
19. Shah, R., Haldar, A., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. (2014). Economic Value Added: A Financial Flexibility Tool. Corporate Ownership and Control, 12 (1), 703-708. (Ranked B  – ABDC List)
20. Jayanthi B., Sivakumar, S.N.V., and Haldar, A. (2014). Locational determinants of overseas acquisitions: Evidence from Indian pharmaceutical industry. The Empirical Economic Letters, 13 (4), 467-476. (Ranked C  – ABDC List)
21. Haldar, A., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D.  (2014). Corporate governance in India. Corporate Ownership, and Control, 12 (1), 287-295. (Ranked B  – ABDC List)
22. Haldar, A., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D.  (2013). Governance practices of Indian firms: an empirical analysis. The Empirical Economic Letters, 12 (9), 975-984. (Ranked C  – ABDC List)
23. Haldar, A., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D.(2012). Portfolio flows and governance in corporate India. IUP Journal of Corporate Governance, 11 (2), 38-44.
24. Haldar, A., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D.  (2011). Empirical study on ownership structure and firm performance. Indian Journal of Corporate Governance, 4 (2), 27-34. (Sage).                     

Conference Proceedings

1. Haldar A., Datta S., and Shah S. Tokenism or Realism? Gender Inclusion Lens for Corporate Boards & Ownership Structure In India.Proc. of 79th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, August 2019, Boston.
2. Haldar A., Datta S., and Shah S. Role of Human and Social Capital In Appointment Of Women On Corporate Boards In India. Proc. of 3rd Annual Conference of Aston India Centre for Applied Research, August 2019, Birmingham
3. Datta S., Haldar A., and Shah S. Does ownership structure drive women representation on corporate boards - Evidence from India. Proc. of EURAM Conference, Portugal, June 2019. 
4. Haldar A., and Das D. Relationship between Corporate Governance and Performance: Two Stage Data Envelopment Analysis. Accepted for presentation at the Production and Operations Management Society (POMS) 2019 International Conference to be held in Brighton, United Kingdom,  September 2019.
5. Shekhar V., and Haldar A. “Regionality of financial sentiments and words.” Accepted for presentation at 12th Annual ISDSI Conference, SPJIMR, December 27-30, 2018.
6. Dwivedi S., and Haldar A. “Does individual attitude and affinity with numbers influence financial literacy?” Accepted for presentation at 12th Annual ISDSI Conference, SPJIMR, December 27-30, 2018.
7. Das D., and Haldar A. “An examination of governance –performance relationship using technical efficiency measures.” Accepted for presentation at 12th Annual ISDSI Conference, SPJIMR, December 27-30, 2018.
8. Sheth H., and Haldar A. “Transparency in financial reporting: Challenges faced by non-profit sector.” Accepted for presentation at 12th Annual ISDSI Conference, SPJIMR, December 27-30, 2018.
9. Momaya K.S. and Haldar A.  "Flexibility in corporate governance and export competitiveness: Evolving a different perspective." Proc. of  17^th  Global Conference on Flexible Systems Management 2017, Delhi Technical University, December 2017.
10. Haldar A., and Jha K. A. "Board Interlocks: Evidence on board decisions about sustainability." Proc. of 48th Annual Meeting of  Decision Sciences Institute, Washington DC, USA., November 2017.
11. Sharifi, S., Haldar, A., & Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. “Relationship between growth of Non-Performing Assets and Credit Risk Management practices in Indian banks.” Proc. of 19th International Conference on Finance, Banking and Insurance, New York, USA, June 2017.
12. Sharifi, S., Haldar, A., & Rao, Nageswara S.V.D.  “Credit risk management practices in Indian Banks.” Proc. of International conference for Business and Economics, University of London, November 2016.
13. Haldar A., Shah S. and Datta S. "Social psychology of Corporate Governance in India: Implications for diversity." Proc. of  26th Annual Conference of National Academy of Psychology, IIT Madras, December 2016.
14. Haldar A. and Dey S. "Examining attitude towards luxury brands consumption among affluent young Indians." Proc. of  26th Annual Conference of National Academy of Psychology, IIT Madras, December 2016.
15. Haldar A. and Dey S. "Examining attitude towards luxury brands consumption among affluent young Indians." Proc. of 26th Annual Conference of National Academy of Psychology, IIT Madras, December 2016. 
16. Haldar A., and Manna M. “Corporate governance and firm efficiency in Indian listed firms.” Proc. of  International conference on Big Data Analytics for Optimising Supply Chains, Production and Operations Management Society Conference, Mumbai, July 2016.            
17. Sharifi S., Haldar A., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D., “Process improvement through credit risk management: Evidence from Indian commercial banks.” Proc. of International conference on Big Data Analytics for Optimising Supply Chains, Production and Operations Management Society Conference, Mumbai, July 2016.
18. Joshi R. and Haldar A. “The Impact of Management Education in Effective Implementation of CSR Programmes.” Accepted for presentation at 2^nd Global Summit on Corporate Social Responsibility, IIM Raipur and IICA, New Delhi, September 2016.
19. Haldar A., Dey S. and Shahid S., “Attitude of youth towards luxury goods: Evidence from India”. Accepted for presentation at LVMH-SMU Asian Luxury Branding Research Conference, Singapore, June 2016.
20. Haldar A. and Dey S., “Empirical study on the predictive power of bankruptcy models: Evidence from Indian companies”. Proc. of 12th International Research Conference on Quality, Innovation & Knowledge Management, Monash Business School, Australia, Feb 2016
21. Dyondi R., Haldar A., “Role of market knowledge in aiding long term sustainability of film studies: evidence from Hindi film industry in Mumbai” Proc. of 12th International Research Conference on Quality, Innovation and Knowledge Management, Monash Business School, Australia, February 2016.
22. Haldar A., Haldar S. and Momaya K., “Workplace Wellness in India: Case of Tata Consultancy Services” Accepted for presentation at Fifteenth Global Conference on Flexible Systems Management 2015.
23. Haldar A., Shah R. and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. , " Gender Diversity: Evidence from Indian Corporates” Accepted for presentation at International Journal of Arts & Sciences’ (IJAS) International Conference for Business and Economic, Harvard, Boston, May 2015.
24. Shah R., Haldar A., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. , “Is economic value added a better corporate performance measure? Evidence from India”  Accepted for presentation at International Journal of Arts & Sciences’ (IJAS) International Conference for Business and Economic, Harvard, Boston, May 2015.
25. Haldar A., and Kamat V., “Unconventional Working Capital: A Study of the FMCG Sector in India” Proc. of Fore International Finance Conference, November 2014.
26. Haldar A., Rao, Nageswara S.V.D., Momaya K., “Corporate Governance and International Competitiveness: Findings from case of select industries in India,” Proc. of Fourteenth Global Conference on Flexible Systems Management, Glogift 14 & the 7th ICCB Symposium, Singapore, ISBN 978-93-83893-01-0, p. 131-143.
27. Shah R., Haldar A., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D., “Gender Diversity: A Case for Board Room Flexibility” Proc. of Fourteenth Global Conference on Flexible Systems Management, Glogift 14 & the 7th ICCB Symposium, Singapore, ISBN 978-93-83893-01-0, p. 654-660.
28. Sharifi S., Haldar A. and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. , “Analysis of Operational Risk Management Practices in Indian Banks," Proc. of 14th Finance, Risk and Accounting Conference – University of Oxford, September 2014.
29. Haldar A., Shah R. and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. ., "Corporate Governance, Board Diversity and Firm Value: The Indian Experience, " Proc. of Corporate Governance Conference at IIM Trichy, June 2014.
30. Haldar A., Shah R. and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. ., “Board Room Diversity and Firm Value: Evidence from India" Proc. of Annual Conference on Government, Corporate Governance and Growth of Capital Markets, Indian Institute of Capital Markets, Mumbai. Received outstanding paper award at the conference. April 2014.
31. Dey S. and Haldar A., “Drivers of eWOM adoption in online shopping of Cosmetics: Generation Y Women" Proc. of 2014 Annual Conference of Emerging Markets Conference Board at IIM Lucknow, January, 2014.
32. Haldar A., Shah R. and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. ., “Does Board Independence Matters? Evidence from India" Proc. of XII Capital Markets Conference, Indian Institute of Capital Markets, Mumbai, December 2013. 
33. Haldar A. and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. ., “Corporate Governance Index for Indian Listed Companies" Proc. of XII Capital Markets Conference, Indian Institute of Capital Markets, Mumbai, December 2013. 
34. Haldar A. and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. ., "Corporate Governance in India." Proc. of Annual Conference on Governance and Capital Markets, Indian Institute of Capital Markets, Mumbai, September 2013. Received outstanding paper award at the conference.
35. Haldar A. and Rao N., “An Empirical Analysis of Governance Practices of Indian Firms.” Proc. of 3rd IIMA International Conference on Advanced Data Analysis, Business Analytics and Intelligence, IIMA, India, April 2013.
36. Haldar A. and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. ., “Corporate Governance Practices in India.” Proc. of 3rd International Conference on Corporate Governance, SRCC, India, March 2012.
37. Haldar A. and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. ., “Evolving a Governance Culture in India.” Proc. of International Conference on Decision Sciences in Managing Global Services, MDI, India, December 2010.
38. Haldar A., Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. ., Tayde M., “Ownership Structure and Firm Performance: Evidence from India.” Proc. of 2nd annual general business conference, SHSU, Texas, US, April 2010.Received an honorable mention and was selected for journal publication.
39. Haldar A., and Rao, Nageswara S.V.D. ., “Corporate Governance and Foreign Portfolio Investment: An Empirical Study of Indian Corporate Firms.” Proc. of 3rd International Conference on Global Interdependence and Decision Sciences, December 28-30, 2009, Hyderabad, India. Macmillan Publishers India, ISBN 978-0-230-32852-5.-2009, p.136-142.
40. Haldar A., Rao, Nageswara S.V.D., and Tayde M., “Relationship between Corporate Governance and Foreign Portfolio Investment: Study of India Firms.” Proc. of international conference of corporate governance for convergence norms, IITKGP and NFCG, India, September 2009.
41. Haldar A., “Women in Nation Building.” Proc. of Women in Management and Development Conference, Banasthali University, Rajasthan, February 2006.

Sponsored Research Project

National Foundation of Corporate Governance sponsored research project (under the aegis of MCA, Govt. of India)      

Title: Role of Independent Directors: Evidence from Indian corporate      

Duration: March 2016 – July 2017