Finance, Accounting and Control

Vibha Tripathi is an Assistant Professor in the Finance Accounting & Control area at Amrut Mody School of Management, Ahmedabad University. She holds a PhD in Accountancy from Gujarat University. She has over 20 years of academic experience and has been involved in teaching and mentoring undergraduate and postgraduate students at the University. She teaches Financial Analysis to Executives from Pidilite,Arvind AMD and Forbes Marshall in the Executive Program-GROW at Ahmedabad University. She has received the Chairman's Award for Excellence in Teaching. She is the Area coordinator of the Finance, Accounting and Control area at AMSOM. Her interest areas are Financial Reporting and Analysis, Corporate Accounting, Corporate Finance, Corporate Governance, Related Party transactions, ESG and Earnings Management and capital structure of companies.  She is among the few faculty members who have a flair for teaching ENABLE courses. She has also developed and taught courses like Financial Statements and Analysis, Corporate and Advanced Corporate Accounting, Financial Accounting and Management Accounting at Ahmedabad University. These courses encompass the new IFRS converged financial statements and focus on accounting for core business transactions. Her teaching philosophy includes blending real-life companies data, case studies and projects along with classroom teaching. She has developed case studies that intertwine the application of accounting and finance concepts for classroom use and has been published at Harvard Business School. Her cases are used by Rennes School of business and other foreign universities. Moreover, she has visited various manufacturing and service industries within and outside INDIA. She has visited Polysolar Ltd, Cambridge U.K., Region Ltd, Clean Tech Ltd, UKIBC and FICCI in London. In Delhi & Ludhiana: Vardhman Textiles, Vihaan Network Limited, Shyam Telecom Limited and Whirlpool Limited. In Gujarat: Adani gas, Mundra port, Orpat Electronics, Welspun, Atul chemicals.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS ATTENDED

1. Visited Judge Business School as Academic visitor, Cambridge University during June-July 2014.

2. Gloabl Immersion Programme, Dubai  during June-11 to 21,2024

Tripathi V., Madhavan V. & kumar S. (2024). Moderating effect of capital structure on the relationship between corporate governance mechanisms and firm value: Evidence from India, International Review of Economics and Finance 92, 1336–1350.(ABDC-A; Scopus Indexed)

Tripathi V. &   Madhavan V. (2024) Moderating effect of corporate governance mechanisms on relationship between cash holdings and firm value: Evidence from India, Economic & Political Weekly, 59(21) (ABDC-B; Scopus Indexed)

Khandelwal, C., Kumar, S., Tripathi, V., & Madhavan, V. (2023). Joint impact of corporate governance and risk disclosures on firm value: Evidence from emerging markets. Research in International Business and Finance, 66, 102022.(ABDC-B; Scopus Indexed)

Tripathi V. (2021).  Capital Structure, Financial Performance and Agency Theory in the Automobile Industry in India, The IUP Journal of Accounting Research & Audit Practices, Vol. XX, No. 2, pp. 58-78. (ABDC List)

Tripathi V.(2019). Agency Theory, Ownership Structure And Capital Structure: An Empirical Investigation In The Indian Automobile Industry” Asia Pacific Management Accounting Journal, ISSN Number: Vol 14, No 2, Pg: 1-22 (ABDC list, Web of Science and UGC Care List)

Tripathi V.(2018). Panel Data Analysis of Determinants of Leverage in the Automobile Industry in India” International Journal of Financial Management , ISSN Number: 2229-5682,VOL 8, No 4, Pg: 29-47 (UGC Care List)

Tripathi V.(2016) Corporate Financing Pattern and Capital Structure Analysis of Leading Automobile Companies In India: A Panel Data Regression. Journal of Commerce & Accounting Research, ISSN Number: 2277-2146,VOL V, No 4, Pg: 44-55. (ABDC  List)

Tripathi V. and K. B. Rao. (2016). Progress Card of the Indian Automobile Industry. Journal of Business Strategy , ISSN Number: 0972-9259,VOL 13, No 3, Pg:48-61. (UGC Care List)

Tripathi V. Convergence to IND AS 16: Changes and Implications. The IUP Journal of Accounting Research and Audit Practices, ISSN Number: 0972-690X, Vol XIV, NO 3, Pg.: 7-28. (UGC Care List) (ABDC  List) 

Tripathi V. (2015). Convergence of AS 14 Amalgamation to IND AS 103 Business Combination and carve outs from IFRS 3, FOCUS – an International Journal of Management, Jagdish Sheth School of Management), ISSN: 0973-9165, Vol 10.No:2, Pg.: 91-97. (UGC Care List)

Tripathi V. (2014). Converged IND AS 103 Business Combination and Treatment of Goodwill and Bargain purchase” Chartered Accountant -A National level Journal, volume 62. No 7, RNI no 738/57, ISSN 0009-188X (Practicing Journal)(UGC Care List)

Taught various courses of Accountancy at Undergraduate and Post graduate level

Courses offered at present:
 

• Advanced Corporate Accounting
• Analysing Corporate Annual Report(ENABLE COURSE)
• Financial Accounting
• Financial Statements and Analysis
• Management  Accounting
• Corporate Accounting
• Cost Accounting

PREVIOUS:

• Worked as a visiting faculty at H.L Centre for Professional Education (HLCPE).
• Teaching Accountancy to the students appearing for the Entrance level exam for Chartered Accountancy course-Common Proficiency Test (CPT)
• Worked as a visiting Faculty of Accountancy at H. L .Institute of Commerce.(2005)
• Worked as a visiting faculty of Accountancy at H.L. Institute of Computer Applications. (2005)

1. Paper titled "Determinants of leverage for leading Automobile companies in India and Industry in general: A Panel Data Approach" presented in the India Finance Conference 2016 at the Indian Institute of Management,Ahmedabad(IIMA) on 19th December 2016.
2. Paper tiltled "The Current Configuration and the Growth Trajectory of Sales, Production and Exports of Indian Automobile Industry" presented at one day UGC sponsored National Conference at KCG on 3rd September,2016.
3. Paper presented on “Convergence of AS 14 Amalgamation to IND AS 103 Business Combination and carve outs from IFRS 3”  at the 15th Annual Conference of the Asian Academic Accounting Association ,held on 16th& 17th October 2014 at IFIM Business School Bangalore.

4. Paper titled Managing the IFRS Changeover: Convergence of Ind AS 16 with IAS 16, presented in April 2012 at International Conference on Contemporary innovative Practices in Management in the area of finance at Pacific university, Udaipur.

Case Studies published

1. Understanding Economic Value Added Analysis - A Case of Alphabet Inc (Google) and Its Competitors(2021)

Case Reference no. 121-0008-1

Case Link:casecent.re/p/174720

      2. Internal Reconstruction Scheme: A Solution to Accumulated Losses (2021)

Case Reference no. 121-0017-1

Case Link: casecent.re/p/175253

3. Understanding complexity of a Cash Flow Statement

Reference no. 121-0103-1

Case Link: https://casecent.re/p/179762

4. Tripathi, V. and Shah H.(2022) Investment in Ultratech Cement: A Financial Analysis. ECCH Case- https://casecent.re/p/187999

5.Tripathi, V. and Shankarsan B. (2023) Investment in Foreign Stock: A Cash Flow Analysis

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Area Co ordinator-Finance, Accounting and Control

Major Advisor-Finance, Accounting and Control Area

Reviewer: Reviewed a paper (2021) "How Has The COVID-19 Pandemic Affected Earnings Management? Evidence from Europe" for Global Business Review- ABDC-C Category journal ,Sage Publications.

Link for review:https://publons.com/dashboard/records/review/