• Assistant Professor ( Senior Grade), NMIMS(Narsee Monjee), Bangalore (July 2016)
• Assistant Professor Grade-II, Alliance University, Bangalore (Jun 2013 -16)
• Assistant Professor, UPES, Dehradun, (Aug 2010- May 2013)

Research Interest

• Risk Management, sustainable framework and policy mitigations, Banking and Insurance sector Analytical Accumen.

Research Experience-Projects

• Impact of Technological Disruption on Workforce Challenges of Indian Banks – Identification, Assessment & Mitigation. Indian Institute of Banking & Finance, Mumbai. (Project PI).
• Project: A Socio-economic study of Hydro-electric Power Project. Uttrakhand Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd. Project associate.
• Alarming signs of Banking Frauds and Loopholes within System- Early Detection and Prevention (Project PI) Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai.

Teaching Interest

• Risk Management & Analytics, Business Simulation- capstone course, Financial Analytics, Advance Financial Analytics, Management Accounting, Financial Institutions and Markets

Research Papers & Articles Published

1. Roy, N.C., & Vishwanathan, T. (2021). Dynamic Interaction of Urban Development and Rural Urban Migration: An application of Integrated Urban Metabolism Analysis Tool for Sustainable City Planning. Digital Policy, Regulation and Governance. https://doi.org/10.1108/DPRG-06-2020-0085 (ABDC-B, ABS)
2. Roy, N.C, & Basu, S. (2021). Indian Banks Battle Against Frauds- Detection of Insiders frauds, its ignitors, and mitigators. Journal of Facilities Management, https://doi.org/10.1108/JFM-04-2020-0021 (ABDC-C, Scopus)
3. Roy, N.C., (2021). Banks and their technology investment decision are aligned or not – an experience of Indian banks. Journal of Facilities Management, 19(1),1–20. (ABDC-C, Scopus)
4. Roy, N. & Viswanathan, T., (2020); Investment in technology- Does it proliferate the profitability and performance of Indian Banks? Research in Finance, 36, 19-44. (ABDC-C, Emerald, Scopus).
5. Roy, N. & Basu, S. (2020); Electricity Trading Viability in Indian Electricity Exchange: A case of Seasonal Options, The Electricity Journal, 33(7). (Elsevier, Scopus).
6. Roy, N. (2019); Life Insurance Industry Agent’s Attrition: Game Changer for Insurance Business, Global Business Review, sage, 115(4). (ABDC-C, Sage)
7. Roy N. & Roy, N.G; (2020); Investor of SHP and Insurance companies’ tradeoff for risk Management; IIMB Management Review.32(3),291-304. (ABDC-B, Elsevier)
8. Roy, N. & Vishawanathan, T. (2018) workforce challenges in the Indian Banking system, Current Science, Indian Academy of Science, Vol 115(4). (Scopus, WOS)
9. Roy N. (2018); An outlook of agent’s attrition in Life insurance companies in India, Current Science, Indian Academy of Science, Vol 115(5). (Scopus, WOS)
10. Roy N. (2018); Dynamics of the Shift of Insurance Agents between Companies in the Life Insurance Industry, Empirical Economics Letters, Vol. 17(7). (ABDC- C)
11. Roy, N. & Vishawanathan, T. (2018) Developing Nations Banking workforce and technical disruptions, The Empirical Economics Letters, 17(11). (ABDC- C)

Book and Book Chapters

• Roy, N. & Thangaraj, V. (2021); Dynamic Interaction of Urban Development, Employment, and Rural-Urban Migration- Strategies, Challenges, and Perspectives. Palgrave Series in Global Higher Education. ( springer) University College London & Berkeley( Book Chapter)
• Chhabra, N. (2011). Project Appraisal by State Financial Corporations in India. Duttweiler Landstraße, Saarbrücken, Germany: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing GmbH & Co.( Book)
• Chhabra, N. (2011). Sensitivity analysis on value-added tax. Duttweiler Landstraße, Saarbrücken, Germany: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing GmbH & Co.( Book)

Conferences- Published in Proceedings & Extended Abstracts

• Roy N. & Roy, N.G; (2020); Paradigm Shift in Risk Literacy for Energy Sector- Social and Environmental barriers; sixth Eco summit(2020), Gold coast, Queensland Australia. ( peer-reviewed)
• Roy N. & Basu, S; (2020); Weather Derivative (WD’s) A Step towards Risk Reduction for Indian Electricity stakeholders; sixth Eco summit(2020), Gold coast, Queensland Australia. ( peer-reviewed)
• Roy, N., Basu, S. & vaish, N. (2019); Bank frauds Ignitors, indicators, and elevators- Experiences of Indian banks, Indian Finance Conference( 2019) IIM Ahmedabad.
• Roy, N. & Thangaraj, V. (2019); Investment in technology, Does it proliferate the profitability and performance of Indian banks, International conference on Economics and Finance-II, NMIMS, Bengaluru. ( peer-reviewed)
• Roy, N. & Thangaraj, V.(2019); Urbanisation and health disparities Comparison in India: An approach through determinant analysis and inequities assessment in India,16th ICUH conference by Elsevier, Xiamen China. ( peer-reviewed)
• Roy, N. & Thangaraj, V. (2018); Dynamic Interaction of Urban Development, Employment, and Rural-Urban Migration- Strategies, Challenges, and Perspectives. National Institute of Advanced Studies, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. ( springer) ( peer-reviewed)
• Roy, N. & Thangaraj, V. (2018); Dynamic Interaction of Urban Development, Employment and Rural-Urban Migration- Strategies, Challenges, and Perspectives. National Institute of Advanced Studies, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. ( springer) ( peer-reviewed)
• Roy, N. & Basu, S. (2017); Electricity Trading Viability in Indian Electricity Exchange: A case of Seasonal Option Strategies. India Finance Conference-07, IIM Bangalore. (CFA-Asia Pacific Research Exchange) ( peer-reviewed)
• Roy, N. & Roy, N.G. (2017); A Contingency Theory Approach: Application of Risk Identification, Assessment & Distribution in Small Hydro Power Projects; ICFE 2017, Loyola Institute of Business Management, Chennai. ( peer-reviewed)
• Roy, N.R (2016) Dees Mergers & Acquisition Holds good for Private Sector banks in India; CERE 2016 ( IIM Indore) ( peer-reviewed)
• Roy, N. C ( Dec 2016); Socioeconomic & Environmental Risks impact of Hydropower projects in Uttarakhand, Proceedings AIMS; AIMS 14th International Conference( MICA- Ahmedabad)
• Roy, N. & Khanna, A.(2016); Return Dynamics and volatility forecast of foreign currencies: USD; Euro, GBP & YEN, AIMS Proceedings, AIMS 14th International Conference(MICA- Ahmedabad)
• Roy, N. & Rao, N. ( 2016); Triggers for Agents Attrition in Indian Life Insurance companies, AIMS Proceedings, AIMS 14th International Conference( MICA- Ahmedabad)
• Roy, N & Roy, N. G. (2015). Risk Identification and taxonomy in Small Hydropower project. AIMS 12th International Conference (p. 9). Kozhikode: (IIM Kozhikode) ( peer-reviewed)
• Roy, N. C., Roy, N., & Pandey, K. (2015). Risk Assessment & Distribution in Small Hydro Power Project: A fuzzy logic approach. AIMS 12th International conference (p. 9). Kozhikode: (IIM Kozhikode) ( peer-reviewed)

• Full scholarship Research Grant from The International Society for Urban Health; Secretariat, The New York Academy of Medicine for paper presentation at the International conference in china worth $2000.Nov 2019.
• Received Sourabh Shiware Memorial Young Researcher Award, Dec 2018 by Indian Commerce Association with the cash price of 25,000 INR.
• Research Grant from Max plank university Germany for winter school on Risk Literacy worth $1500.Jan 2019
• Got Grant of 2, 50,000- from the Indian Institute of Banking and Finance for a research project.
• First Prize for best Ph.D. thesis at IIM Kozhikode, Conducted by 12th AIMS International conference, 2015.
• Second Best research paper Award from AIMS 14 International Conference held at MICA, 2016.
• Paper selected titled Electricity Trading Viability in Indian Electricity Exchange: A case of Seasonal Option Strategies in IFC conference among 5 best paper consortium organized by CFA Institute, 2017.

Neha Roy is an Assistant Professor in Finance and Accounting area at Narsee Monjee Institute of Management studies Bengaluru. Her research interest areas are Energy Trading, Energy Risk Management, Energy Analytics, Financing and Investment challenges into the renewable/ nonrenewable power sector, evaluating the costs- benefits, risks and uncertainty and institutional needs of energy generation, transmission and distribution supporting infrastructure. Neha has a Ph.D. in Energy Risk Management and computational finance from University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, funded and collaboration through Uttarakhand Jal Vidyut Nigam Limited (UJVNL), MBA in Finance from Kanpur University and a B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering from the Uttar Pradesh Technical University. Neha also holds certification on Risk Literacy and quantitative finance from Max Planck Institute of Human development Germany. She earned sponsored research projects from reputed financial institutes of India including Indian Institute of Banking and Finance and Reserve bank of India in the area of frauds and risk management in banking.Her Teaching interest includes Risk Management, Financial Analytics, Business Simulation- A capstone course and project appraisals and strategy and policy in finance domain.