Neha Puri, PhD, is an accomplished associate professor at Amity University, Uttar Pradesh, India, with over 15 years of teaching experience at esteemed institutions. She is a dedicated academician, serving as the chief course coordinator for various financial accounting courses and as a member of the boards of studies. Her expertise encompasses a range of financial and accounting domains, including financial statement analysis, financial performance, accounting standards, and more. She is an avid researcher, with numerous publications in international journals on such topics as IFRS, financial statement analysis, adoption of IFRS, oil prices, and exchange rate and volatility. Additionally, she is currently supervising PhD scholars. Apart from her academic endeavors, she is recognized as a proficient reviewer for reputable journals. She has also been invited as a session chair for various international conferences and as a resource person for faculty development programs.
RESEARCH, TEACHING, or OTHER INTERESTS
Business, Management and Accounting, Business, Management and Accounting, Accounting, General Business, Management and Accounting
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Scopus Publications
Exploring energy paradigms and digital innovations: Challenges and future research pathways Suhasini Jain, Neha Puri, Zakir Hossen Shaikh, Mustafa Raza Rabbani Social Sciences and Humanities Open, 2026 This study employs bibliometric analysis to investigate in depth the literature on Clean Energy, Dirty Energy, and Digital Assets. Using VOSviewer and Biblioshiny (RStudio), it visualises the intellectual structure of these interconnected fields using co-citation, co-word, and three-field plot analyses. To capture the evolution of research between 2020 and 2024, this study reviews existing literature to determine publication trends, leading countries, authors, and journals. It offers a comprehensive view of how these fields intersect across technological, economic, and environmental dimensions. Whereas studies investigate digital assets, clean energy, and dirty energy separately, their interdependence has not been examined, creating a clear theoretical and knowledge gap. This study attempts to address this gap by consolidating existing research and highlighting emerging themes and future research directions. Significantly, the findings extend beyond descriptive mapping. The theoretical framework by TCCM reveals that research on clean, dirty, and digital energy is predominantly driven by TPB, followed by SDT, HMSAM, and econometric models that capture market interdependencies. The insights support academics in exploring new interdisciplinary themes, help policymakers refine clean energy and carbon market frameworks, and guide investors in spotting diversification opportunities in the digital energy landscape. By connecting these three domains, the study adds to a better understanding of the Sustainable Digital Energy Ecosystem, with scholarly and practical implications.
Navigating Prosperity: A Bibliometric Analysis of Financial Literacy and Sustainable Development Goals Neha Puri, Seema Tewari, Shobhit Wadhwa E Financial Strategies for Sustainable Development A Handbook for Promoting Financial Inclusion and Ending Poverty Sdg 1, 2026 The field of “financial literacy and SDGs” research has advanced significantly as countries place a greater emphasis on financial education and skill development. From 2017 to 2024, 1,017 SCOPUS papers were retrieved for this study. The study gives an overview of studies, trends, and future directions. The efficacy of financial literacy (FL), its impact on economic expansion, and its capacity to promote sustainable practices have all been extensively studied. Prospective pursuits involve advancing financial competencies and assessing their influence on income distribution, evaluating international cooperation initiatives, promoting environmentally friendly technologies, and designating green tax proceeds for environmental initiatives. The constantly growing corpus of research offers crucial direction for decision-makers dedicated to boosting FL and accomplishing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Dynamic Interconnectedness and Risk Transmission in Green, Clean Energy, and Sustainable Markets Suhasini Jain, Neha Puri, Mustafa Raza Rabbani Indian Journal of Finance, 2025 Purpose : This study investigated the spillover effect and dynamic interconnectedness among green, clean, and sustainable markets. It identified the markets that are key transmitters and receivers, and it offered insights for investors and policymakers to optimize portfolio strategies and regulatory measures. Design/Methodology/Approach : The study employed the DY and BK models to analyze time frequency spillovers. Using the daily data, spillover was assessed across three time horizons that is short term (1–4 days), medium term (4–10 days), and long term (more than 10 days) to understand risk transmission. Findings : The results revealed that clean energy markets were the strongest transmitters of shocks, particularly in the medium and long terms; whereas, sustainable markets came out to be the largest receiver of shocks, with the highest vulnerability in the long term. Green Bonds (GB) and Carbon markets exhibited moderate spillover. Short-term spillover offered diversification opportunities; however, long-term spillovers were significant for risk mitigation. Practical Implication : Investors are recommended to balance their exposure between high-transmitting (clean energy) and high-receiving (sustainable market). This helps to optimize the risk-adjusted returns. GB are suitable for hedging as short-term spillovers offer better diversification opportunities. Originality/Value : The study contributed to existing financial research by analyzing volatility spillover among green, clean energy, and sustainable markets. Markets choose and use advanced econometric tools to provide a time–frequency-based risk assessment to investors and policymakers.
Unraveling COVID-19-induced volatility spillover: a study of the dynamic interplay between NIFTY 50 spot and options markets Nisha Tokas, Ruchika Gahlot, Neha Puri, Himani Gupta, Kunal Malhotra Journal of Derivatives and Quantitative Studies, 2025 This study unravels the transmission of volatility spillovers between NIFTY 50 spot prices and the options market, addressing a significant gap in existing studies. It captures how market connectedness evolved during the pre-COVID, COVID and post-COVID periods, offering fresh insights into price discovery and risk management during systemic shocks. The analysis applies the Dynamic Conditional Correlation-GARCH (DCC-GARCH) model to examine volatility spillovers and assess dynamic connectedness between NIFTY 50 spot prices and options. Furthermore, the Baruník and Krehlík (2018) and Diebold and Yilmaz (2012) models are employed for variance decomposition, providing insights into time-frequency connectedness and offering a detailed view of spillover effects across different time horizons. The findings reveal volatility spillovers between the NIFTY index and option markets across various moneyness levels (ATM, ITM, and OTM) during pre-COVID, COVID and post-COVID periods. The results show persistent long-run spillovers but no significant short-term effects. ATM and ITM options emerge as key volatility transmitters, while the NIFTY index acts as a net absorber, particularly during the COVID-19 crisis. A sharp rise in market connectedness is observed during COVID, which remained elevated in the subsequent period. The results hold important implications for option pricing, hedging and regulation. Persistent long-term spillovers emphasize the importance of models that account for time-varying risk across different moneyness levels. The surge in connectedness during the COVID-19 pandemic highlights the need for dynamic hedging strategies and stronger regulatory oversight, particularly in emerging markets. This study is among the first to analyze volatility spillovers between NIFTY 50 and the options market, with a specific focus on the COVID-19 pandemic.
Measuring and monitoring India’s progress toward environmental SDGs: variables influencing the advancement Seema Tewari, Harjit Singh, Neha Puri, Jyoti Nain Measuring Business Excellence, 2025 Purpose The purpose of this study is the progressive assessment of Indian companies’ performance on environment-related sustainable development goals (SDGs). The study also aims to analyze the impact of a wide range of governance and firm-level determinants such as board size, gender diversity, board independence, top management commitment, presence of a sustainability committee and experience in nonfinancial reporting on environment-related SDGs’ performance. Design/methodology/approach Using a mixed-method approach, this paper developed a framework for assessing business progress on environment-related SDGs by mapping targets of SDGs with indicators of global reporting initiative (GRI) standards. The framework is applied to evaluate the sustainability report of 46 Indian companies for six years for environment-related SDG performance. Multivariate linear regression analysis examines the impact of various governance and firm characteristics on this performance. Findings The assessment framework identified improved reporting in all categories but significantly increased socio-environmental and socio-economic-environmental categories. Companies in the utility sector performed well, while those in the healthcare industry did not meet expectations. The pooled OLS panel regression results revealed a positive and significant impact of top management commitments, experience in nonfinancial reporting, board gender diversity and sustainability committee on the environment-related SDG disclosure scores. Research limitations/implications Geographical limitations may limit the generalization in developed countries. The developed SDG assessment framework may help firms choose a business strategy for greater contribution and a governance structure to match this strategy. Investors can receive insight from measured performance, and regulators can lay policies, targets and incentives for different industries based on the interpretation of performance. Originality/value This study developed an assessment framework to capture the positive business contributions to environment-related SDG and its trends. It sheds light on the critical interaction between corporate governance, management committees, experience in financial reporting and environmental SDG performance to increase the understanding of the determinants of SDG performance.
Perceived perception and preparedness of IFRS adoption among accounting professionals Harjit Singh, Neha Puri International Journal of Public Sector Performance Management, 2025 International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) establishes international standards which is relevant for the organisation to present effective financial reporting as per international standards. A uniform set of international norms would make organisations to adopt one reporting language. It would also offer creditors and auditors a holistic view of finance. The research undertaken, studies the level of preparation of the accounting professionals to recognise and view result-based IFRS training in India. This research adopted the method of survey research to gather stakeholder opinion, particularly the professional accountant. The exploratory research sought to investigate how attitude towards IFRS change depending on the personal attributes of CPAs (LeJeune, 2013). The present study helps overcome a gap in the literature by providing respondent results which are more likely to have favourable attitude towards IFRS training based on their demographic characteristics.
Foundations and trends in option pricing models: a 45 years global examination based on bibliometric analysis Nisha Nisha, Neha Puri, Namita Rajput, Harjit Singh Qualitative Research in Financial Markets, 2024 Purpose The purpose of this study is to analyse and compile the literature on various option pricing models (OPM) or methodologies. The report highlights the gaps in the existing literature review and builds recommendations for potential scholars interested in the subject area. Design/methodology/approach In this study, the researchers used a systematic literature review procedure to collect data from Scopus. Bibliometric and structured network analyses were used to examine the bibliometric properties of 864 research documents. Findings As per the findings of the study, publication in the field has been increasing at a rate of 6% on average. This study also includes a list of the most influential and productive researchers, frequently used keywords and primary publications in this subject area. In particular, Thematic map and Sankey’s diagram for conceptual structure and for intellectual structure co-citation analysis and bibliographic coupling were used. Research limitations/implications Based on the conclusion presented in this paper, there are several potential implications for research, practice and society. Practical implications This study provides useful insights for future research in the area of OPM in financial derivatives. Researchers can focus on impactful authors, significant work and productive countries and identify potential collaborators. The study also highlights the commonly used OPMs and emerging themes like machine learning and deep neural network models, which can inform practitioners about new developments in the field and guide the development of new models to address existing limitations. Social implications The accurate pricing of financial derivatives has significant implications for society, as it can impact the stability of financial markets and the wider economy. The findings of this study, which identify the most commonly used OPMs and emerging themes, can help improve the accuracy of pricing and risk management in the financial derivatives sector, which can ultimately benefit society as a whole. Originality/value It is possibly the initial effort to consolidate the literature on calibration on option price by evaluating and analysing alternative OPM applied by researchers to guide future research in the right direction.
Mobile banking a myth or misconception Pooja Tiwari, Vikas Garg, Abhishek Singhal, Neha Puri Proceedings of the Confluence 2020 10th International Conference on Cloud Computing Data Science and Engineering, 2020
Adoption of international financial reporting standards(IFRS) in accounting curriculum in India International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 2019
RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS
Navigating Prosperity: A Bibliometric Analysis of Financial Literacy and Sustainable Development Goals N Puri, S Tewari, S Wadhwa E-Financial Strategies for Sustainable Development, 231-246 , 2026 2026
Sustainability Reporting in the Era of Circular Economy: A Bibliometric Network Visualization M Narang, NPS Lodh Springer , 2026 2026
Exploring energy paradigms and digital innovations: Challenges and future research pathways S Jain, N Puri, MR Rabbani, Hossen Shaikh, Alam Social Sciences & Humanities Open 13 , 2026 2026
Dynamic interconnectedness and risk transmission in green, clean energy, and sustainable markets S Jain, N Puri, MR Rabbani Indian Journal of Finance, 29-48 , 2025 2025 Citations: 3
Unraveling COVID-19-induced volatility spillover: a study of the dynamic interplay between NIFTY 50 spot and options markets N Tokas, R Gahlot, N Puri, H Gupta, K Malhotra Journal of Derivatives and Quantitative Studies: 선물연구 33 (3), 231-259 , 2025 2025
Measuring and monitoring India’s progress toward environmental SDGs: variables influencing the advancement S Tewari, H Singh, N Puri, J Nain Measuring Business Excellence , 2025 2025
Spillover effect of green bond with metal and bullion market K Panwar, MP Yadav, N Puri Asia-Pacific Financial Markets 32 (1), 1-18 , 2025 2025 Citations: 10
Perceived perception and preparedness of IFRS adoption among accounting professionals H Singh, N Puri International Journal of Public Sector Performance Management 15 (1), 62-80 , 2025 2025
Exploring environmental and managerial impacts of crude oil volatility on QUAD financial markets: Insights into dynamic connectedness MP Yadav, N Puri, P Bhatia, AP Shore Journal of Environmental Management 373, 123738 , 2025 2025 Citations: 3
A Bibliometric Analysis of Blockchain in Sustainability Reporting N Puri, A Chakravorty Sustainability Reporting and Blockchain Technology, 15-31 , 2024 2024
Sustainability reporting and blockchain technology H Singh, N Puri, N Mishra Routledge , 2024 2024 Citations: 8
Foundations and trends in option pricing models: a 45 years global examination based on bibliometric analysis Nisha, N Puri, N Rajput, H Singh Qualitative Research in Financial Markets 16 (5), 880-914 , 2024 2024
Bibliometric analysis of digital financial reporting N Puri, V Garg Machine Learning Approaches in Financial Analytics, 211-227 , 2024 2024 Citations: 1
Fintech Disruptions in Financial Sector: Opportunities, Challenges, and Future N Puri, H Singh Revolutionary Challenges and Opportunities of Fintech, 33-51 , 2024 2024 Citations: 1
Corporate governance in banking industry: A Case of Indian banking sector pre and post COVID-19 N Puri, V Garg Corporate risk management after the COVID-19 Crisis, 95-120 , 2024 2024 Citations: 2
The Rise, Fall, and Rise Again of Parikarma Events H Singh, N Puri Industry 4.0 and the Digital Transformation of International Business, 85-101 , 2023 2023 Citations: 1
A sustainable banking services analysis and its effect on customer satisfaction N Puri, V Garg Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment 13 (1), 678-699 , 2023 2023 Citations: 7
EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF THE METAVERSE IN HIGHER EDUCATION: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS V Tyagi, H Singh, N Puri, P Tyagi Journal of Content, Community & Communication , 2023 2023 Citations: 4
Predicting the symmetric and asymmetric volatility of energy market: evidence from COVID outbreak in India and USA K Panwar, MP Yadav, N Puri Business Perspectives and Research, 22785337231172042 , 2023 2023 Citations: 1
Utilization of artificial intelligence in the food industry V Garg, N Puri Artificial Intelligence: A Real Opportunity in the Food Industry, 79-99 , 2022 2022 Citations: 9
MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Classrooms- Need of the Hour N Puri, G Mishra Transforming Management Using Artificial Intelligence Techniques, 169 , 2020 2020 Citations: 13
Spillover effect of green bond with metal and bullion market K Panwar, MP Yadav, N Puri Asia-Pacific Financial Markets 32 (1), 1-18 , 2025 2025 Citations: 10
Utilization of artificial intelligence in the food industry V Garg, N Puri Artificial Intelligence: A Real Opportunity in the Food Industry, 79-99 , 2022 2022 Citations: 9
Sustainability reporting and blockchain technology H Singh, N Puri, N Mishra Routledge , 2024 2024 Citations: 8
Role of money market in context to growth of Indian economy N Puri International Journal of Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research … , 2012 2012 Citations: 8
A sustainable banking services analysis and its effect on customer satisfaction N Puri, V Garg Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment 13 (1), 678-699 , 2023 2023 Citations: 7
Application of principal component analysis to facilitate financial statement analysis: an automobile industry case. DT Neha Puri, Harjit Singh, Amlan Chakrabarti Academy of Accounting and Financial Studies Journal 26 (1), 1-17 , 2022 2022 Citations: 6
Challenges and Implications During COVID-19 at the Workplace and Future Learning Strategies V Garg, N Puri Impact of Infodemic on Organizational Performance, 24-40 , 2021 2021 Citations: 6
Retail marketing in the new millennium: Emerging issues & trends N Puri Journal of Business Management and Social Sciences Research 2 (5), 67-71 , 2013 2013 Citations: 6
EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF THE METAVERSE IN HIGHER EDUCATION: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS V Tyagi, H Singh, N Puri, P Tyagi Journal of Content, Community & Communication , 2023 2023 Citations: 4
Blockchain technology applications for next generation N Puri, V Garg, R Agrawal Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, and the Internet of Things … , 2021 2021 Citations: 4
Adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards(IFRS) in Accounting Curriculum in India HSSS Neha Bajaj International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering … , 2019 2019 Citations: 4
Dynamic interconnectedness and risk transmission in green, clean energy, and sustainable markets S Jain, N Puri, MR Rabbani Indian Journal of Finance, 29-48 , 2025 2025 Citations: 3
Exploring environmental and managerial impacts of crude oil volatility on QUAD financial markets: Insights into dynamic connectedness MP Yadav, N Puri, P Bhatia, AP Shore Journal of Environmental Management 373, 123738 , 2025 2025 Citations: 3
Enabling Analytics for the Global IFRS Adoption and Industry 4.0 N Puri, H Singh, S Khandai, MU Islam 2022 3rd International Conference on Intelligent Engineering and Management … , 2022 2022 Citations: 3
Mobile banking a myth or misconception P Tiwari, V Garg, A Singhal, N Puri 2020 10th International Conference on Cloud Computing, Data Science … , 2020 2020 Citations: 3
Corporate governance in banking industry: A Case of Indian banking sector pre and post COVID-19 N Puri, V Garg Corporate risk management after the COVID-19 Crisis, 95-120 , 2024 2024 Citations: 2
Artificial Intelligence’s Role in Essential Commodities During a Pandemic Situation G Singh, V Garg, N Puri Applications of Artificial Intelligence in COVID-19, 511-527 , 2021 2021 Citations: 2
Reasons and challenges in context of entrepreneurship: an exploratory study of student’s perception in higher education institutions in India G Mishra, N Puri, S Gupta Journal of Entrepreneurship & Management 10 (2/3), 10-25 , 2021 2021 Citations: 2
Empirical Study on the Perception of Accounting Professionals Toward Awareness and Adoption of IFRS in India N Puri, H Singh, V Garg Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing https://doi.org/10.1007/978 … , 2021 2021 Citations: 2
