Gautam Goswami is currently an associate professor of Finance at the Graduate School of Business at Fordham University.  He completed his Ph.D. in Finance from Georgia State University.  Also, he has an undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology at Kharagpur and post-graduate diploma in management (majoring in Finance and Marketing) from the Indian Institute of Management at Calcutta. Previous academic experience includes teaching at Georgia State University. Prior to this academic position, he worked in large multinational corporations like Dunlop India Ltd., Chloride India Ltd., and Larsen and Toubro Ltd. in various management positions. 

Goswami’s research interests are mainly in the areas of corporate finance, international finance and experimental finance.  He has done research in the areas of corporate debt maturity choice, implication of different auction mechanisms as used in the US treasury bill market, corporate use of hedging instruments like currency swaps and interest rate swaps, and self-insurance in the corporate insurance market.  He is currently working on international asset pricing, modeling exchange rate process, and real estate auction methods.  Goswami has won research awards and research grants a number of times and is published in top rated journals like Journal of Finance, Review of Financial Studies and Economica.