Ph.D. in Finance, University of Chicago (1993); M.S. in Statistics, University of Kentucky (1988); B.S. in Applied Mathematics, Peking University (1984). David McKinley Executive Program Professor and Associate Professor of Finance, Smeal College of Business Administration, Pennsylvania State University. Research and teaching interests: Investments, derivatives markets, market microstructure and mutual funds. His paper ``Price Discovery without Trading: Evidence from Nasdaq Pre-opening''received the New York Stock Exchange Award for Best Paper on Equity Trading in 1999.
Ph.D. in Financial Economics, Yale University (1990); M.S. in Systems Analysis, Changsha Institute of Technology (1986); B.S. in Computer Science, Central-South University of Technology (1983). Professor of Finance, Yale University. Taught at the Ohio State University. Research and teaching: financial theories, asset pricing and property governance.
Ph.D. in Finance, New York University (1996); M.A. in Astrophysics, Princeton University (1991); B.Sc. in Space Physics, University of Science and Technology of China (1985). Assistant Professor，University of North Carolina. Research and teaching: investment, derivatives, efficient option pricing, term structures, asset pricing, exchange rate dynamics and real estate finance.
Ph.D. in Business (Business Economics and Finance), Indiana University (1994); M.S. in Systems Engineering, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology (1987); B.S. in Electrical Engineering, Hefei University of Technology (1983). Senior Economist, Monetary and Exchange Affairs Department, International Monetary Fund. Taught at London School of Economics. Research and teaching: corporate finance, banking and financial institutions, financial regulation and financial crisis, monetary economics, and international finance.
Ph.D. in Economics, Princeton University (1990); M.A. in Economics, Princeton University (1988); B.S. in Mathematics, Fudan University (1982). Associate Professor of finance, New York University. Taught at the University of Amsterdam and University of Chicago. Research and teaching: international finance, asset pricing, real estate finance and banking.
Ph.D. in Finance, University of Pennsylvania (1990); Ph.D. in Physics, University of Pennsylvania (1985); B.S. in Physics, Nanjing University (1981). NTU Professor of Finance, MIT; Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research. Research and teaching: financial theories, asset pricing and microstructure of financial market.
Ph.D. in Economics, University of Toronto (1992); M.A. in Economics, University of Toronto (1988); MSc. in Operations Research, Chinese Academic of Sciences; B.Sc. in Computer Science, Beijing Institute of Economics (1982). Associate Professor, University of British Columbia. Taught at the Sloan School of Management, MIT. Research and teaching: asset pricing, theory of decision under risk and uncertainty, investment, and risk management.
Ph.D. in Managerial Economics and Decision Sciences, Northwestern University (1987); M.S. in Mathematics, University of Oregon (1983); B.S. in Mathematics, East China Normal University (1982). Associate Professor of Finance, University of Minnesota. Taught at the Northwestern University. Research and teaching: corporate finance, bank regulation and financial institutions, theory of organizations, labor economics and Asian economic reforms and development.
Ph.D. in Economics, Duke University (1990); M.A. in Mathematics, Duke University (1987); M.S. in Numerical Analysis, Academia Sinica, (1985), B.S. in Mathematics, Chengdu College of Geology (1982). Associate Professor, Washington University. Research and teaching: financial econometrics, asset pricing, options and futures, derivatives, real options, corporate finance, financial economics, etc.
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