As Pro Vice Chancellor of the Bengaluru campus, and in my oversight of the domains of management, law, humanities, and social sciences across MAHE, my responsibilities are institutional. At the same time, my work as a researcher shapes how I approach these responsibilities, grounding them in inquiry, evidence, and a long-term view of knowledge creation.
With over two decades of global academic experience, my research has focused on corporate finance, corporate governance, behavioural finance, and the interface between auditing and finance.
An expert academic dedicated to pioneering research, innovative teaching, and mentorship within the global scholarly community.
Prof. (Dr.) Madhu Veeraraghavan serves as the Pro Vice Chancellor (Management, Law, Humanities and Social Sciences) at the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Bengaluru. He also holds the distinguished positions of T. A. Pai Chair Professor of Finance and Dr. TMA Pai Endowment Chair in Management Research at the T. A. Pai Management Institute (TAPMI), Manipal. In these roles, he plays a pivotal part in shaping academic strategy, advancing research excellence, and driving institutional growth.
With a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce, an MBA in Finance and Investments, and a PhD in Finance, Prof. Veeraraghavan brings over two decades of rich international academic experience. He has taught and held leadership roles at globally reputed institutions, including Griffith Business School, Queensland University of Technology, the University of Auckland, and Monash University, Melbourne. This extensive global exposure informs both his research perspective and academic leadership.
Advancing innovative research methodologies to address complex global academic challenges.
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Litigation risk and IPO underpricing: evidence from federal judge ideology
Are employees safer when the CEO looks greedy?
In the mood for creativity: Sunshine-induced mood, inventor performance, and firm value
Rank-and-file employee stock options and workplace safety
Does CEO overconfidence affect workplace safety?
Social capital and the pricing of initial public offerings
Pre-and-aftermarket IPO underpricing: Does use of proceeds disclosure matter?
Momentum, reversals and liquidity: Indian evidence
Underwriting in the Australian IPO markets: Determinants and pricing
Societal secrecy and IPO underpricing
CEO risk-seeking and corporate tax avoidance: Evidence from pilot CEOs
Democracy and the pricing of initial public offerings around the world
Emotions and managerial judgment: Evidence from sunshine exposure
Market manipulation rules and IPO underpricing
Mood and ethical decision making: Positive affect and corporate philanthropy
Media coverage and IPO pricing around the world
Terrorist attacks, investor sentiment, and the pricing of initial public offerings
The role of affect in shaping the behavioral consequences of CEO option incentives
Venture capital-backed and commitments test entity initial public offerings on the ASX
Trade-based manipulation: Beyond the prosecuted cases
Does High-Quality Auditing Mitigate or Encourage Private Information Collection?
National culture and corporate innovation
Do progressive social norms affect economic outcomes? Evidence from corporate takeovers
Board independence and internal control weakness: Evidence from SOX 404 disclosures
Cash holdings and bond returns around takeovers
Auditor Client Specific Knowledge and Internal Control Weaknesses: Some Evidence on the Role of Auditor Tenure and Geographic Distance
Religious Beliefs and Local Government Financing, Investments and Cash Holding Decisions
Individualism, Uncertainty Avoidance and the Profitability of Momentum Strategies in International Markets
Factors affecting the Birth and Fund-Flows of Commodity Trading Advisors
Executive equity risk-taking incentives and audit pricing
CEO Risk-Taking Incentives Cost of Equity Capital
Does Managerial Ability Facilitate Corporate Innovative Success?
Stock Liquidity and Managerial Short-termism
National Culture and Cash Holdings Around the World
Local gambling preferences and corporate innovative success
Is the accrual anomaly robust to firm-level analysis?
Informed options trading prior to takeovers: Does the regulatory environment matter?
Soft Information and Economic Activity: Evidence from the Beige Book
Sharing original research findings with experts to receive critical feedback and validate the academic rigor of your work.
Recognizing exceptional academic milestones, prestigious fellowships, and significant contributions to global research and teaching excellence.
Mapping a media journey that informs thought leadership and public discourse
MAHE Launches Quantum-Hub, says will Strengthen India’s Quantum Hardware Ecosystem
Quantum Hub at Manipal Institute. Quantum Hub at the MIT Bangalore Campus. Program on Open Architect Systems. Aim to train 100 quantum engineers
Shaping Global Discourse through Expert Commentary and Multi-Platform Thought Leadership.