Suraj E. Sudhakar

Email: surajandsuraj@yahoo.com


Suraj E. SudhakarSuraj E. Sudhakar has teaching experience spanning over 14 years, which includes Christ University, SNGIST and industrial experience runs into 4 years. Security analysis and Valuation of stocks are his forte. He is an MBA Graduate from Madurai Kamaraj University and with his MPhil (Management) from Alagappa University. He has done QIP on Development of Management Perspectives at NMIMS (Mumbai). HE is a UGC (NET) Holder in the area of Management. He took his Doctorate from Pondicherry University on "Building valuation model for Bank stocks using Artificial Neural Network". He has 24 publications to his credit in scopus indexed , UGC Indexed, National/international Journals of repute. He has presented papers in valuation of bank stocks, Value relevance of Accounting variables, Accuracy of valuation models in national and international conferences. He also handled training programmes to Kudumbasree entrepreneurs on " Feasibility of Project reports" in tie up with Kudumbasree Mission Project. His Interest areas include Security analysis and Portfolio Management, International Finance, Behavioral Finance, Financial Management and Accounting for management.




Papers Published in World Economics:


Indian Rupee on the Back-Foot Against the British Pound

In foreign exchange (forex) markets the Indian rupee has fallen against the British pound over a long period, for various reasons. India is the fastest-growing large economy in the world, with a rising middle class that makes it increasingly attractive to British exporters. So, the UK–India trade relationship influences currency movements. This study focuses on the impact of the UK–India trade relationship, other macroeconomic variables such as foreign direct investment (outflow and inflow), real interest rates, gross domestic product, foreign exchange reserves and how the external debts of India affect the rupee. Investors, arbitrageurs, traders, exporters and importers in the forex market like to know the impact of the most significant macroeconomic variables on currency.

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