Dayanand Arora

Dayanand Arora is a Professor for International Finance and Accounting at HTW Berlin, within the Department of Economics and Law. He is actively involved in teaching and research, with a focus on international financial markets, accounting, corporate finance, and global supply chain management.

His research interests span international finance, international accounting, global strategy, cost and management accounting, and macroeconomic impacts of financial crises. He has conducted research on India's economic response to global crises, OTC derivatives markets, and the role of foreign multinationals in emerging economies.

The recent publications reflect a strong focus on international finance, economic resilience, and financial systems in emerging markets, particularly India. Topics include the 2008–09 financial crisis, regulatory frameworks, and multinational business strategies.

There are currently no listed scientific awards or honors.

Prof. Arora advises on master's and bachelor's theses in international business and finance. While specific grants or funding sources are not mentioned, his research outputs suggest engagement with global economic issues and policy implications. He teaches in the Bachelor of International Business, Master of International Business, and MBA&E programs.

There is no available information about specific labs or research teams led by Prof. Arora.