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Mani Govil's research interests include economic determinants, macroeconomics, financial institutions, and investment analysis, with specializations in Business Economics, Development Economics, Macroeconomics, Business Environment, Banking, and Financial Institutions & Services. She has published extensively on economic and financial topics, with key works such as "A review of key economic characteristics of unincorporated non agricultural enterprises (excluding construction) in India" (International Journal of Research, Jan-June 2020), "EU-India trade relations and the stumbling blocks" (SRM-IMT Journal of Business & Management Research, 2013), "International Diversification-Can it reduce Systemic risk?" (Quest, TIMS, 2013), "Determinants of inward FDI in Developing Countries: Evidence from a time series data analysis" (Anvesha, 2013), "Financial performance of top ranking Indian banks in the post crisis period" (Aayam, 2012), "The Financial Tsunami and the Indian Banking Sector" (Journal of International Economics, 2010), and "Trends and Returns of Initial Public Offerings in India with Special reference to the period 2006-08" (Abhigyan, 2009). At NMIMS, she holds positions as Faculty In-charge of the Female Welfare Committee, Faculty Mentor for the Student Council in the School of Commerce, and Faculty Member of the Cultural Committee.