Kalyani joined the IFMR GSB PhD programme in 2018 after completing her master’s in Commerce from Delhi University. She has been involved with projects regarding climate change since her schooling, which is also reflected in her research. She is currently involved in interdisciplinary research in the field of environmental finance. Her focus is to study the impacts of various environmental regulations on businesses. 

• • CSIR-UGC NET (2018) JRF qualified
  • Successfully finished a noncredit course on ‘The Global Financial Crisis’ delivered by Yale University through Coursera, 2018
  • Successfully finished a noncredit course on ‘Quantitative Foundation for International Business’ delivered by the University of London through Coursera, 2017
  • Successfully finished General Management and Communication Skills Course imparted by ICAI,2016
  • Successfully finished Computer Training Course (MS Office) imparted by the ICAI, 2015
  • Passed IPCC exam conducted by ICAI, 2015

• Presented a paper titled Does Cap-and-Trade Scheme Impact Energy Efficiency and Firm Value? Empirical Evidence from India at the Asian Meeting of the Econometric Society in East and Southeast Asia 2023, hosted by Nanyang Technical University, Singapore
• Presented a paper titled Does Cap-and-Trade Scheme Impact Energy Efficiency and Firm Value? Empirical Evidence from India at the 3rd Annual Conference of the Academy of Sustainable Finance, Accounting, Accountability and Governance [ASFAAG]
• Presented a paper titled Does Cap-and-Trade Scheme Impact Energy Efficiency and Firm Value? Empirical Evidence from India at the 5th International Conference on Financial Markets & Corporate Finance (ICFMCF 2023) hosted by Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India
• Presented a paper titled Does Cap-and-Trade Scheme Impact Energy Efficiency and Firm Value? Empirical Evidence from India at 2nd Conference on International Finance; Sustainable and Climate Finance and Growth, hosted by the Future Finance and Economics Association and the University of Ljubljana, School of Economics and Business, Slovenia
• Presented a paper titled Does Cap-and-Trade Scheme Impact Energy Efficiency and Firm Value? Empirical Evidence from India at the 2nd Research Symposium on Finance and Economics (RSFE) 2023
• Attended the Research Symposium on Finance and Economics (RSFE) 2019
• Attended the CUEN Energy Web Series 2020
• Presented a paper titled Financial Institutions: Medium to a sustainable world at the 5th AICC, Department of Commerce, DSE, Delhi, 2016

Kalyani is passionate about travelling to new places and their souvenirs. Outside her academic pursuit, she likes to read fictional literature and watch engaging, meaningful cinema. She has a particular interest in cooking delicacies around the globe.

Academic Background:

1. M.Com, Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, Delhi University, Delhi

2. B.Com (Hons.), Sri Venkateswara College, Delhi University, Delhi