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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.

Visit Dr. Malhotra's web page at http://faculty.philau.edu/MalhotraD or email him at MalhotraD@PhilaU.edu.

  

“Philadelphia University’s Finance Program provides an interactive environment conducive to building relationships with professors and fellow students. Opportunities abound that link students to the world of finance through such organizations as the Financial Management Association International.

Students have the best of both worlds – the academic and real-world – when speakers renowned in the field of finance speak on campus and networking experiences with alumni bring the day-to-day functions of the finance world to life.

Here, students become a member of a community of faculty and students globally known for their expertise in the field. Learning how to take the “bull by the horns” and the “bear by its tail” in the study of the stock market is a fascinating look at the intricacies of business.

At Philadelphia University, we recognize the impact of globalization and technology on the field of finance and the curriculum is strategically designed to provide a stepping- stone to a wide range of career options including CFA, CFP, licensed stock broker, banker, corporate treasurer or mergers and acquisitions specialist.”

 
 
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