Edward Keidat is a visiting assistant professor who received his MBA (Management) and BS (Business Administration) from LaSalle University.
D.K. Malhotra is a professor of finance and coordinator of
the International Business Trip to Asia. He
joined Philadelphia University in 1993 after
obtaining his Ph.D. degree in finance
at the University of Alabama.
Dr. Malhotra teaches courses in
Derivative Securities, Fixed Income
Securities, International Finance, and
Investment and Portfolio Management at the
undergraduate and graduate levels. His
research interests are interest rate swaps,
currency swaps, credit derivatives, mutual
funds, and application of neural network and neuro-fuzzy techniques in finance. Dr.
Malhotra has published over 50 research
articles in such journals as European
Journal of Operational Research, Journal of
Financial Research, Financial Review,
European Journal of Finance, Quarterly
Journal of Business and Economics, Journal
of Economics and Finance, Journal of
Multinational Financial Management, Journal
of Retail Banking, The Real Estate Finance
Journal, The International Journal of
Finance, Journal of Intelligent Systems,
Advances in Futures and Options Research,
Journal of Commercial Lending, Journal of
Global Business and Journal of Lending and
Credit Risk Management. He is
currently the editor-in-chief of
The Global Journal of Finance and Management
and co-editor of
The International
Journal of Finance. In addition,
he has presented over 35 research papers at various
academic conferences all over the world.
The New
York Times, Investor’s Business Daily and
The Philadelphia Inquirer have quoted Dr. Malhotra on such wide-ranging topics as
mutual fund expenses, declining value of
the euro, and merger of Core States Bank with
First Union Bank. Dr. Malhotra’s
biographical profile has been included in
Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in Finance
and Industry and Who’s Who in the East.
He was also the recipient of 1999
President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
at Philadelphia University, and received
the School of Business Administration’s
award for excellence in research for two
consecutive years.
Web page:
World of
Finance.
Philip Samuel Russel
obtained his Ph.D. in Finance from the University of
Massachusetts. He has a MBA from Morgan State University, a MA
(Business Economics) and BCom. (Honors) from University of Delhi
- India. Philip's main research interests are in the areas of
corporate bankruptcy and managed portfolios. He has presented
papers at several international conferences and his work has
also been published in academic journals. He has previously
taught accounting and finance courses at Morgan State University
(Maryland), University College of the Cariboo (British Columbia,
Canada), University of New Brunswick (Saint John, Canada),
Beijing Concord College of Sino Canada (Beijing, China) and at
the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. He has also conducted
specialized training programs for the World Bank, Certified
Financial Planner (CFP) and Canadian Securities Course (CSC). He
is the recipient of 2003 Lindback Junior Faculty Grant and his
research on corporate bankruptcy has been widely quoted in the
popular media including CNBC, The New York Times, and
USA Today (P.
Russel web site).
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