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SANDEEP DAHIYA
Associate Professor



EDUCATION:

Ph.D., Finance, Stern School of Business , New York University, 1999
M.Phil., Finance, Stern School of Business , New York University, 1997
M.B.A., Finance, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore , India , 1991
B. Tech., Textile Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi , 1989

Phone: 202-687-3808

Email Address: sd@georgetown.edu

AREAS OF EXPERTISE:

Professor Dahiya specializes in Corporate Finance, Corporate Restructuring, Banking and Financial Institutions. His research examines the benefits of establishing strong lending relationships for banks and their corporate borrowers. He has also examined portfolio decisions of international funds and the evolution of financial exchanges. Professor Dahiya received the Dean's Disntiguished Faculty Research Award in 2007.

He currently teaches the core Finance courses for MBA and Executive MBA pargrams. He also teaches a course on Venture Capital. He was nominated for the University-wide Dorothy Brown teaching award for two years in running (2004, 2005). In 2007 BusinessWeek Magazine listed him as the favorite business school professor of Georgetown undergraduate students. BusinessWeek's List of Favorite Professors

For more information, see Professor Dahiya's resume.

PUBLICATIONS:  

  • "Lending Relationships and Loan Contract Terms: Does Size Matter?" (with S. Bharath , A.Saunders and A. Srinivasan), Forthcoming, Review of Financial Studies .
  • "You Can't Take it With You: Sunset Provisions for Equity Compensation When Managers Retire, Resign , or Die"(with D. Yermack), Journal of Corporate Finance ,14, 499-511, 2008.
  • "So What Do I Get? The Bank's View of Lending Relationships." with (S. Bharath, A. Saunders and A. Srinivasan), Journal of Financial Economics ,85, 368-419, 2007.
  • "Who survives: A cross-country comparison" (with L. Klapper). Journal of Financial Stability,3, 3, 261-278, 2007 .
  • "ADR Holdings of US-based Mutual Funds" (with R. Aggarwal and L. Klapper), Journal of Banking & Finance , 31, 6, 1649-1667, 2007.
  • "Public Offerings and Demutualization of Financial Exchanges?" (with R. Aggarwal). Journal of Applied Corporate Finance , 18, 96-106, Summer 2006.
  • "Bank Borrowers and Loan Sales: New Evidence on the uniqueness of Bank Loans." (with A. Saunders and M. Puri) Journal of Business , 76, 4, 563-582, 2003.
  • "Debtor-in-Possession Financing and Bankruptcy Resolution: Empirical Evidence." (with Kose John, M. Puri and G. Ramirez), Journal of Financial Economics , 2003, 259-280.
  • "Financial Distress and Bank Lending Relationships." (with A. Saunders and A. Srinivasan) Journal of Finance , 2003, 375-399.
  • "Litigation Exposure, Capital Structure and Shareholder Value: The case of Brooke Group." (with D. Yermack) Journal of Corporate Finance , 2003, 271-294.
  • "Capital Formation and the Internet." (with R. Aggarwal) Journal of Applied Corporate Finance , 13, 108-113, Spring 2000.
  • "The Risks and Returns of Brady Bonds in a Portfolio Framework", Financial Markets, Institutions & Instruments , 6, 45-60, 1997.

WORKING PAPERS AND RESEARCH UNDER PROGRESS:

  • "A Theoretical Framework for Evaluating Debtor in Possession Financing".

HONORS AND AWARDS:  

  • Dean's Disntiguished Faculty Research Award, 2007
  • FMA Best Paper Award in the area of Financial Institutions & Markets, 2004
  • Nominated for the university-wide Dorothy Brown award for outstanding faculty, 2004, 2005
  • Georgetown University , Summer Research Grant, 2004
  • Lee H. Higdon Faculty Research Fellowship through the McDonough School , 2003
  • Georgetown University , Junior Faculty Research Fellowship, 2003
  • New York University , Community Trust Fellowship, 1999
  • New York University , Member Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society, 1999
  • IIM Bangalore , Merit Scholarship, 1991
  • IIT New Delhi, Alumni Merit-cum-means Scholarship, 1988

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

Professor Dahiya spent two years working in the Corporate Finance and Strategy practice of McKinsey & Company , a leading strategy consulting firm. He worked with CEOs and CFOs of Fortune 500 firms in Healthcare, Financial Services and Chemical industries focusing on Valuation, Mergers & Acquisitions, Capital Markets and Risk Management issues. He has also consulted for leading law firms on corporate finance issues.

Before getting his Ph.D., he spent 3 years with ICICI Bank., the second-largest financial institution in India with over $38 billion in assets and one of the first Indian companies to be listed on the NYSE (Ticker: IBN). His primary responsibilities included managing lending relationships with leading Indian corporations and arranging project finance for Textile and Energy sector companies.