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Dr. Aditya Limaye

Assistant Professor of Finance

BIOGRAPHY

Dr. Aditya Limaye holds degrees in Electrical Engineering and Business Administration from the University of Pune, an M.S. in Finance from the University of Houston, and a Ph.D. in International Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from Texas A&M International University. He also earned a Master of Professional Accountancy from Texas A&M International University and a Master of Liberal Arts from Arkansas Tech University.

Dr. Limaye has taught a variety of accounting, finance, economics, and business statistics courses at Texas A&M International University, Talladega College, and Arkansas Tech University. His research focuses primarily on finance and related areas of business, and he has published in academic journals and presented his research at national and international conferences, including the Financial Management Association Annual Meeting. He has also contributed to university service through committee work and has advised students at Ƶ since Fall 2025.

Dr. Limaye is also a CFA Level I examination candidate and is committed to supporting students through teaching, advising, and engagement in the business community.

EDUCATION HISTORY

  • BS - 2005, UNIVERSITY OF PUNE
  • MBA - 2007, UNIVERSITY OF PUNE
  • MS - 2009, UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON
  • PHD - 2015, TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
  • MPA - 2019, TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
  • MLA - 2025, ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY

PUBLISHED WORK

  • Corporate Governance and Choice of Capital Structure (2023)
  • Does Agency Problem Influence the Firms’ Choice of Capital Structure? (2023)
  • Information Pathways and Their Influence on Corruption: An Empirical Study (2022)
  • Impact of Natural Disasters on Economic Activity (2021)
  • Elbit Imaging and Accounting Fraud (2019)
  • Impact of Investor Sentiment on Portfolio Returns (2015)
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HONORS & AWARDS

  • CFA LEVEL 1, 2019

Recently Taught Courses

  • ACCT 2033 - FUNDAMENTAL ACCOUNTING CONCEPT
  • ACCT 6103 - ACCOUNTING ANALYSIS
  • ECON 2003 - PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
  • FIN 3023 - FIN MKTS & INSTITUTIONS
  • FIN 4033 - FINANCIAL MODELING
  • FIN 4093 - ADVANCED FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
  • FIN 6103 - CORPORATE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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