Dinesh Gajurel

Dinesh Gajurel is Associate Professor and Associate Dean (Research and Graduate Studies) in the Faculty of Management at the University of New Brunswick. He holds a PhD from University of Tasmania and researches financial crises, market contagion, and empirical asset pricing.

Dr. Gajurel's work analyzes volatility transmission mechanisms during crises, with applications to commodity markets, emerging economies, and cryptocurrency systems. Recent publications examine oil price shock propagation in Canada and asymmetric volatility in South Asian markets. He co-authored 'Fundamentals of Corporate Finance' (McGraw Hill), widely adopted in Canadian business programs.

Teaching spans corporate finance, investments, international finance, and value investing across undergraduate and graduate levels. Research collaborations investigate jump risk modeling and high-frequency volatility patterns using advanced econometric methods.

Editorial contributions include reviewing for Journal of Banking & Finance and European Journal of Finance. Current projects explore cryptocurrency volatility and financial market interdependencies during global crises.