Contact Dr Vineet Agarwal
- Tel: +44 (0) 1234 750111
- Email: vineet.agarwal@cranfield.ac.uk
Background
Vineet Agarwal completed his PhD at Cranfield before joining the School of Management's faculty. Before that, he worked in investment banking in the area of pricing, structuring and marketing of initial and seasoned equity offerings and also private placement of fixed income bearing securities.
Current activities
Vineet's areas of expertise are: asset pricing, market efficiency, bankruptcy prediction models, and financial modelling.
Publications
Articles In Journals
- Agarwal V, Taffler RJ & Wang C. (2025). Investor emotions and market bubbles. Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting, 64(1)
- Khedar H, Agarwal V & Poshakwale S. (2025). Are prestigious directors mere attractive ornaments on the corporate Christmas tree?. British Journal of Management, 36(2)
- Taffler RJ, Agarwal V & Obring M. (2024). Narrative emotions and market crises. Journal of Behavioral Finance, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print)
- Sundar D, Mathiyazhagan K, Agarwal V, Janardhanan M & Appolloni A. (2023). From linear to a circular economy in the e‐waste management sector: Experience from the transition barriers in the United Kingdom. Business Strategy and the Environment, 32(7)
- Agarwal V, Hameed AZ, Malhotra S, Mathiyazhagan K, Alathur S, .... (2023). Role of Industry 4.0 in agile manufacturing to achieve sustainable development. Business Strategy and the Environment, 32(6)
- Rajak S, Mathiyazhagan K, Agarwal V, Sivakumar K, Kumar V, .... (2022). Issues and analysis of critical success factors for the sustainable initiatives in the supply chain during COVID- 19 pandemic outbreak in India: A case study. Research in Transportation Economics, 93
- Taffler RJ, Bellotti X, Agarwal V & Li L. (2022). Investor emotions and the psychodynamics of asset pricing bubbles: a Chinese perspective. Journal of Behavioral Finance, 25(3)
- Mathivathanan D, Agarwal V, Mathiyazhagan K, Saikouk T & Appolloni A. (2022). Modeling the pressures for sustainability adoption in the Indian automotive context. Journal of Cleaner Production, 342
- Mathiyazhagan K, Agarwal V, Appolloni A, Saikouk T & Gnanavelbabu A. (2021). Integrating lean and agile practices for achieving global sustainability goals in Indian manufacturing industries. Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 171
- Poshakwale SS, Aghanya D & Agarwal V. (2019). The impact of regulations on compliance costs, risk-taking, and the reporting quality of the EU banks. International Review of Financial Analysis, 68
- Aghanya D, Agarwal V & Poshakwale SS. (2019). Market in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID), stock price informativeness and liquidity. Journal of Banking & Finance, 113
- Poshakwale SS, Chandorkar PA & Agarwal V. (2019). Implied volatility and the cross section of stock returns in the UK. Research in International Business and Finance, 48
- Agarwal V, Taffler RJ, Bellotti X & Nash EA. (2016). Investor relations, information asymmetry and market value. Accounting and Business Research, 46(1)
- Bauer J & Agarwal V. (2014). Are hazard models superior to traditional bankruptcy prediction approaches? A comprehensive test. Journal of Banking & Finance, 40(1)
- Agarwal V, Taffler R & Brown M. (2011). Is Management Quality Value Relevant?. Journal of Business Finance & Accounting, 38(9-10)
- Agarwal V & Poshakwale SS. (2010). Size and book-to-market anomalies and omitted leverage risk. The European Journal of Finance, 16(3)
- Mokoaleli‐Mokoteli T, Taffler RJ & Agarwal V. (2009). Behavioural Bias and Conflicts of Interest in Analyst Stock Recommendations. Journal of Business Finance & Accounting, 36(3-4)
- Peake CF. (2009). Does Financial Distress Risk Drive the Momentum Anomaly?. CFA Digest, 39(1)
- Agarwal V & Taffler RJ. (2008). Comparing the performance of market-based and accounting-based bankruptcy prediction models. Journal of Banking & Finance, 32(8)
- Agarwal V & Taffler RJ. (2008). Does Financial Distress Risk Drive the Momentum Anomaly?. Financial Management, 37(3)
- Agarwal V & Taffler RJ. (2007). Twenty‐five years of the Taffler z‐score model: Does it really have predictive ability?. Accounting and Business Research, 37(4)