Ramesh Chandra is widely regarded as the father of Indian corporate finance. He made significant contributions to the field through his research and teaching.

R. H. Patil is credited with developing the concept of the 'efficient market hypothesis' in India. This hypothesis states that all available information is reflected in the prices of securities, making it difficult to consistently outperform the market.

V. R. Narasimhan is well-known for his research on the 'cost of capital'. He developed models to calculate the cost of capital for Indian companies, which helped improve capital budgeting decisions.

B. G. Rao is known for his work on the 'dividend policy' theory. He studied the impact of dividend payout ratios on the value of firms and developed models to optimize dividend policies.

Ramesh Chandra is also recognized as a pioneer in the field of 'behavioral finance' in India. He studied the impact of psychological factors on investment decisions and developed models to incorporate behavioral biases into financial models.

R. H. Patil is credited with developing the 'two-factor model' of stock returns in India. This model explains the relationship between stock returns and two factors: the market return and a firm-specific factor.

V. R. Narasimhan is well-known for his research on 'merger and acquisition' (M&A) strategies. He developed models to evaluate the financial impact of M&A transactions and provided insights into the factors that determine the success of M&A deals.

B. G. Rao is known for his work on 'credit risk' models. He developed models to assess the creditworthiness of borrowers and developed strategies to manage credit risk in financial institutions.

Ramesh Chandra is also recognized as an expert in the field of 'international finance' in India. He studied the impact of exchange rate fluctuations on corporate performance and developed models to manage foreign exchange risk.

V. R. Narasimhan is well-known for his research on 'corporate governance'. He studied the impact of corporate governance mechanisms on firm performance and developed models to improve corporate governance practices.

B. G. Rao is known for his work on 'venture capital' models. He developed models to evaluate the risk and return of venture capital investments and provided insights into the factors that determine the success of venture capital funds.

Ramesh Chandra is also recognized as an expert in the field of 'financial derivatives'. He studied the pricing and hedging of financial derivatives and developed models to manage the risks associated with these instruments.

R. H. Patil is well-known for his research on 'algorithmic trading' in India. He developed models and algorithms for automated trading strategies and studied the impact of algorithmic trading on market efficiency.

V. R. Narasimhan is known for his work on 'fintech' models. He developed models to assess the impact of fintech innovations on financial markets and provided insights into the challenges and opportunities associated with fintech adoption.

B. G. Rao is recognized as a pioneer in the field of 'sustainable finance' in India. He studied the impact of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors on corporate performance and developed models to integrate ESG considerations into financial decision-making.