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Wei Yang |
Assistant Professor |
Department of Finance |
Email: yangwei2903@126.com |
Phone : 13466770726 |
PhD, Finance, Peking University, China (2018) |
M.A, Finance, Peking University, China (2014) |
B.A., Computer and Information Science, University of Science and Technology Beijing (2010) |
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TEACHING AND RESEARCH AREAS
Teaching Programme : Investment;Financial Modelling
Teaching Focusing : Corporate Finance
Research Areas : Corporate Finance;Mergers & Acquisitions;Corporate Innovation;Capital Market etc.
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
2018.0- 2020.06, postdoctor,Co-supervisor: Professor Song Min
Wuhan University, School of Economics and Management, Department of Finance
MANAGERAL AND PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE
CONSULTING AND TRAINING EXPERIENCE (GOVERNMENT OR CORPORATE)
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Journal Papers (International)
Lei Zhao,Wei Yang,Lu Feng,“Analysts' Positive Tone, Stock Price Synchronization and Crash Risk”,Transformations in Business & Economics,SSCI,May 2020
Journal Papers (Domestic)
Wei Yang, Min Song, Ke Feng, "M&a Goodwill, Investor overreaction and Stock price Bubbles and Crashes", China Industrial Economics, June 2018
Wei Yang, Zhongkuang Zhao, Min Song, "Diversified M&A Premium and Firm Transformation", Journal of Financial Research, May 2019
Wei Yang, Lu Feng, Min Song, Chuntao Li, "Can Anchoring Ratio Measure Stock Price Overvaluation? Empirical evidence from a Crash Risk perspective, "Management World, January 2020
Li Chuntao, Yan Xuwen, Song Min, Wei Yang, "Fintech development and enterprise innovation: Evidence from NEW Third Board Listed Companies", China Industrial Economics, January 2020
Feng Ke, Yang Wei, "Can M&A Goodwill Enhance Corporate Value? -- Empirical evidence based on the dual perspective of accounting performance and market performance ", Journal of Beijing Technology and Business University (Social Science Edition), May 2018
Cases and Practical Papers
Conference Papers (International)
Textbooks
Monography
Others
RESEARCH GRANTS
Government-funded grants
Natural Youth Science Foundation project. "Investor catering and economic Consequences in mergers and acquisitions of listed companies", 240,000, principal.
Corporate-funded grants
International collaborative grants
AWARDS AND HONORS
EDITORIAL BOARDS
MEMBERSHIPS, CERTIFICATIONS
INVITED SPEECH AND MEDIA COVER