Seminars - Peking University HSBC Business School(PHBS)

25 May 2016

Are "Better" Ideas More Likely to Succeed? An Empirical Analysis of Startup Evaluation

This paper studies whether experienced entrepreneurs, executives, and investors can predictthe subsequent outcomes of

18 May 2016

Financial Crises and Equilibrium Uniqueness in Global Games Models of Crises

We uncover a novel interaction between strategic uncertainty in coordination games of incomplete information - such

18 May 2016

Are Investors More Likely to Make Mistakes under Fast-Thinking? Evidence from Peer-to-Peer Lending

Investment opportunities on internet-based P2P lending appear and disappear in a few minutes It provides a natura

17 May 2016

Voluntary Fair Value Disclosures Beyond SFAS 157’s Three-Level Estimates

Recent CSR literature emphasize that firms benefit the most from strategic CSR, by customizing their CSR practices

17 May 2016

Sum of All Black Scholes

This study considers pricing options under multivariate Black- Scholes models such as basket options, spread option

09 May 2016

Institutional Bidding in IPO Allocation: Evidence from China

21 Apr 2016

Shenzhen International Job Market and Entrepreneurs Forum

The 2016 Shenzhen International Job Market and Entrepreneurs Forum will be held at PHBS on April 22 to provide a platform for students for close interactions with entrepreneurs

11 Apr 2016

The Value of Relationship Banking: Evidence from Interbank Liquidity Crunch in China

Dr Liping Lu is an assistant professor of finance at VU University Amsterdam He received his Ph D and MSc in Finance from Tilburg University and M A in economics from Peking University

23 Mar 2016

Geographic Concentration of Institutions, Corporate Governance, and Firm Value

Dr Jun-Koo Kang is Cannon Professor and Distinguished Professor of Finance at Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University His research has been published in leading finance journals

19 Feb 2016

Bayesian Semi-parametric Realized-CARE Models for Tail Risk Forecasting Incorporating Range and Realized Measures

Chao Wang is a tutor for the postgraduate course Quantitative Methods for Business at the University of Sydney He is now working as a data scientist at hipages group, Sydney

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