Kester and Brynes Professor, Columbia Business School, applying academic insights to business and policy problems, investor advocate and concerned citizen
United States (National)
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Shivaram's articles focus on corporate governance, stakeholder value, and investor evaluation within the finance and business domains. His work frequently cites data and involves investment analysis.
Given this emphasis, he would be interested in engaging with professionals who can provide valuable insights into emerging trends or specific cases related to corporate governance practices, stakeholder value assessment, segment disclosures, sustainability reporting, ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) matters.
Considering his focus on citing data and investment analysis in these topics indicates that pitches should offer substantial empirical evidence or deep analytical perspectives to establish credibility. The input of experts specialized in financial regulation could also be relevant for Shivaram's coverage area.
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By: Shivaram Rajgopal
The art collection, valued at $50 odd billion, monetized at even 1% per annum, can easily pay for free entry.
Without data about number of units of products sold and average price at which such products are sold, it is hard to have intelligent conversations about whether NVIDIA's $2.9 trillion valuation is justified or not.
What is a great board? How should be a good board be structured? What makes for a great board member? How to get on a board?
Business people walking through revolving door. getty The highest paid official in five key government agencies barely makes twice the minimum living wage for NY City and Washington DC.
Companies claim that healthcare cost inflation will stabilize to around 4%. Their own history and estimates from healthcare companies contradicts this rosy assumption.
The future may lie with a carbon tax, private sector innovation, economic inclusion of communities left behind and muscular corporate governance.
I found 507 firms with goodwill and intangible assets more than $1 billion on their balance sheets and market to book ratios of less than one.
By: Shivaram Rajgopal
The NOAA would do well to discuss how they come up with dollar loss numbers for disasters and who bears these losses.
HELSINKI, FINLAND - AUGUST 10: Charles Michael Friedek of Germany lays in the sand after his triple ... [+] jump during the men's Triple Jump
Robot teacher and students work together at blackboard at university classroom. Digital assistant ... [+] and people brainstorm at board in college class.
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