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 Kellogg School of Business
Gita Gopinath
 University of Chicago Graduate Business School
Akash Deep
 Harvard Business School
Sunil Gupta
 Columbia Business School
Rajeev Kohli
 Columbia Business School
Prof. Partha Mohanram
 Columbia University
Ravi Dhar
 Yale School of Management
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 London School of Economics
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 LSE
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 NYU STERN
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 Saïd Business School, University of Oxford
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 Cambridge University
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Andre Laurent
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Amitava Chattopadhyay
INSEAD

Lakshman Krishnamurthi
Kellogg

Johannes Pennings
Wharton School
Pietro Veronesi
Chicago GSB
Prof. George Wu
Chicago GSB
Prof. Zur Shapira
NYU, Stern
 
 

PROF. PARTHA MOHANRAM
Columbia University

Topic : Advanced Fundamental Analysis

Professor Partha Mohanram has been on the Columbia Business School faculty since 2003. Prior to joining the Columbia faculty, Partha was a faculty member at the Stern School of Business of New York Uni­versity from 1998 to 2003. He has a Ph.D. in Business Economics from Har­vard, an MBA from IIM-Ahmedabad and a B.Tech in computer science from IIT-Madras. Partha teaches financial statement analysis to MBA and executive MBA students, with an emphasis on exposing students to the potential ma­nipulations of financial statements.

His research focuses on the valuation of growth stocks, corporate disclo­sure and earnings management especially in the context of executive compen­sation. His work has been published in leading academic journals including the Journal of Accounting Research and Review of Accounting Studies.

Session Plans:

SESSION 1

Advanced Ratio Analysis

The Return on Net Operating Assets Framework and breakdown
Superiority to traditional Dupont Analysis


SESSION 2

Applying Fundamental Analysis to pick winners and loses in the stock market?

  • Introduction to some apparent market anomalies
  • How one can use fundamental analysis to “parse” these anoma lies and earn excess returns

  • SESSION 3

  • Applying Fundamental Analysis to Growth Firms
  • Application to Indian Context.

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