At WSG University, I teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Statistics, Foreign transactions, and Macroeconomics. I designed a globally contextualized curriculum covering trade policy, exchange rates, and global crises, and supervise student research and policy simulations.
At the National Institute of Securities Markets, I delivered market research to inform strategic recommendations and regulatory decision-making in securities markets. I also co-authored research papers and drafted published thoughts on global finance and monetary trends for the NISM blog.
My research focuses on international finance, monetary economics, and exchange rates. My work includes studies of central bank intervention in India and BRICS countries, exchange rate dynamics, and financial contagion in BRICS stock markets.
I hold a PhD in International Finance from Pondicherry University and am completing a Post Graduate Program in Data Science and Business Analytics at The University of Texas at Austin. I use R, Python, Stata, and other quantitative tools for economic research and forecasting.
