Biography
Dr Saikat Sovan Deb is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Finance in Deakin Business School. Saikat teaches units in investments and empirical research methods. His research interests include empirical asset pricing and market microstructure.
Saikat completed his PhD in Finance from Monash University in 2008, Graduate Certificate of Higher Education in Deakin Univerisity in 2009, Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management from Institute Management Technology India in 2001 and Bachelor of Science in 1999.
Saikat has published his research in various international journals including, Journal of Banking of Finance, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal and Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money. He is also serving as the Director of Higher Degree by Research for Department of Finance since 2016.
Read more on Saikat Sovan's profileResearch interests
- Asset Pricing
- Funds Management
- Market Microstructure
Teaching interests
- Equity and Investments
- Financial Markets
- Financial Intermediation
- Research Methods
Units taught
- MAF307 - Equities and Investment Analysis
- MAF763/MAF454 - Financial Intermediation
- MAF202 - Money and Capital Markets
Professional activities
Publications
No publications found
Funded Projects at Deakin
Industry and Other Funding
Order attributes and execution efficiency of limit orders
Dr Saikat Sovan Deb, Prof Charles Corrado
Accounting & Finance Assoc of Australian & New Zealand Grant - Research
- 2009: $3,191
Supervisions
Amanjot Singh
Thesis entitled: Three Essays on Hedge Fund Activism
Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Finance
Eva Lei Shi
Thesis entitled: Return Skewness and Skewness Risk in Hedge Funds
Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Finance
Regev Bar
Thesis entitled: Information, Transparency and Efficiency in Markets
Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Economics
Prasanna Laxminarayana Tantri
Thesis entitled: Banking Issues in Emerging Markets: Evidence from India
Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Finance
Venura Welagedara
Thesis entitled: The Post-Revision Drift, Analyst Characteristics and Investor Attention
Doctor of Philosophy, Department of Finance
Yuwei Zhou
Thesis entitled: Stock Returns and Inflation Revisited: Australian Evidences
Doctor of Philosophy, School of Accounting, Economics & Finance