I suggest CKGSB. First, finance professors at CKGSB is much more well known than those in the other schools. Cao, Huining, Mei, Jianping, Zhou, Chunsheng, Huang Ming, Liu Jun, Chen Zhiwu are all very well known professors in finance. Please look up their web page. Indeed, BIMBA does not have that many finance faculties although they have a few good economists. Secondly, CKGSB have lots of connections in the industry. The two recent hires of Adjunct Professors in finance, Drs Ou-Yang, Hui and Wang, Wei are well known in the industry. Hui Ou-Yang Lehman Brothers Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business
Assistant Professor of Finance University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, September 1998-June 2001
Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, November 1993-August 1994
Research Papers
“Optimal Contracts in a Continuous-Time Delegated Portfolio Management Problem,” Review of Financial Studies, 16, 173-208, (2003); Awarded the Barclays Global Investors/ Michael Brennan Runner-Up (Second Place) Award for the best paper published in Volume 16
“An Equilibrium Model of Asset Pricing and Moral Hazard,” Review of Financial Studies, 18, (2005)
“Incentives and Performance in the Presence of Wealth Effects and Endogenous Risk” (with M. Guo), Journal of Economic Theory, 71, (2005)
“Prospect Theory and Liquidation Decisions” (with A. S. Kyle and W. Xiong), Journal of Economic Theory, 71, (2005)
“A Refinement to Aït-Sahalia's (2002) ” (with N. Ju), Journal of Business, 79, (2005)
“Estimation of Continuous-Time Models with an Application to Equity Volatility” (with G. Bakshi and N. Ju), Journal of Financial Economics, (2006)
“Capital Structure, Debt Maturity, and Stochastic Interest Rates” (with N. Ju), Journal of Business, 79, (2006)
“Differences of Opinion of Public Information and Speculative Trading in Stocks and Options” (with H. Cao); Forthcoming at Review of Financial Studies, Winner of the Society of Quantitative Analysts Award at the 2005 Western Finance Association Meetings
“A Continuous-Time Model of Explicit and Implicit Incentives,” (with N. Arora), Journal of Economic Theory, revise and resubmit
“An Agency Explanation of the Closed-End Fund Puzzle,” (with N. Arora and N. Ju), Rand Journal of Economics, revise and resubmit
“Bubbles and Panics in a Frictionless Market with Heterogeneous Expectations” (with H. Cao)
Teaching
Current teaching at Duke: (a) Global Financial Management (the core finance course in the Global Executive MBA program), won the best teaching award in 2004; (b) Dynamic Asset Pricing Theory and its Applications (a core course in the Ph.D. program)
Prior teaching at Duke (joint with Pete Kyle): Real Options and Venture Capital
Prior teaching at UNC: Corporate Finance; Dynamic Asset Pricing Theory
Research and Teaching Awards
Barclays Global Investors/ Michael Brennan Runner-Up (Second Place) Award for the best paper published in Volume 16 of the Review of Financial Studies for “Optimal Contracts in a Continuous-Time Delegated Portfolio Management Problem” Second Place) Award for the best paper published in Volume 16 of the Review of Financial Studies for “Optimal Contracts in a Continuous-Time Delegated Portfolio Management Problem”Second Place) Award for the best paper published in Volume 16 of the Review of Financial Studies for “Optimal Contracts in a Continuous-Time Delegated Portfolio Management Problem”Second Place) Award for the best paper published in Volume 16 of the Review of Financial Studies for “Optimal Contracts in a Continuous-Time Delegated Portfolio Management Problem”Second Place) Award for the best paper published in Volume 16 of the Review of Financial Studies for “Optimal Contracts in a Continuous-Time Delegated Portfolio Management Problem”
Outstanding Professor Award (Professor of the Year), Global Executive MBA, 2004
The Society of Quantitative Analysts Award at the 2005 Western Finance Association Meetings for “Differences of Opinion of Public Information and Speculative Trading in Stocks and Options” (with H. Cao)
The third place award for the best paper presented at the 2004 China International Finance Conference for “Differences of Opinion of Public Information and Speculative Trading in Stocks and Options” (with H. Cao)
Doctoral Supervision
Co-chair (with Jennifer Conrad), Navneet Arora’s dissertation committee (2001) Member, Dissertation committees of Paisan Limratanamongkol (2001), Tao Lin (2003), Ge Zhang (2003), Julia Anatolievna (2004), Haofei Chen (2005), Ed Fang (2005), Ming Guo (2005), Bo Jiang (2005), and Si Li (2005)
Invited Seminars
Duke, Maryland, and Texas, 2000 AFA, Princeton, UNC, and Wharton, 2001 AFA, Caltech, Columbia, HKU, HKUST, PKU, and UCLA, 2002 Wash U. and Yale, 2003 AFA, Hitotshbashi-Tokyo, Lehman Brothers, NBER, NYU-ISE, RFS-Indiana (coauthor), and WFA (coauthor) 2005
Education
U.C. Berkeley, Haas School of Business, Ph.D. in Finance
California Institute of Technology, Postdoctoral Fellow
Tulane University, Ph.D. in Chemical Physics
Beijing University (China), M.S. in Theoretical Chemistry
Hunan Normal University (China), B.S. in Physical Chemistry
Other Publications (before appointment at Duke)
H. Ou-Yang and M. Levy, “Theorem for Exact Exchange Potential,” Physical Review Letters, 65, 1036 (1990)
M. Levy and H. Ou-Yang, “Exact Properties of the Pauli Potential for the Square Root of the Electron Density and the Kinetic Energy Functional,” Physical Review, A 38, 625, (1989)
H. Ou-Yang and M. Levy, “On Path-Dependence of the Exchange Potential in Density Functional Theory, Physical Review, A 41, 4038 (1990)
H. Ou-Yang and M. Levy, “Nonuniform Coordinate Scaling Requirements in Density Functional Theory,” Physical Review, A 42, 155 (1990)
M. Levy and H. Ou-Yang, “Nonuniform Coordinate Scaling Requirements for Exchange-Correlation Energy,” Physical Review, A 42, 651 (1990)
H. Ou-Yang and M. Levy, “Theorem for Functional Derivatives in Density Functional Theory,” Physical Review, A 44, 54 (1991)
H. Ou-Yang and M. Levy, “Approximate Noninteracting Kinetic Energy Functionals,” International Journal of Quantum Chemistry, 40, 379 (1992)
H. Ou-Yang, B.C. Kallebring, and R.A. Marcus, “Surface Properties of Solids Using a Semi-Infinite Approach and the Tight-Binding Approximation,” Journal of Chemical Physics, 98, 7405 (1993)
H. Ou-Yang, B.C. Kallebring, and R.A. Marcus, “A Theoretical Model of Scanning Tunneling Microscopy,” Journal of Chemical Physics, 98, 7565 (1993)
H. Ou-Yang, R.A. Marcus, and B.C. Kellebring, “Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Theory for an Adsorbate,” Journal of Chemical Physics, 100, 7814 (1994)
* Mel Levy is a fellow of American Physical Society * Rudy Marcus is a Nobel Laureate
王巍学术简历 Wan Wei Merger and Acquisitons Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business
Wan Wei Merger and Acquisitons Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business Wan Wei Merger and Acquisitons Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business 全球并购研究中心学术委员,全国工商联并购公会会长。 美国福特姆大学(Fordham University, 1992) 经济学博士。自1982年以来曾在中国建设银行、中国银行、中国南方证券有限公司、万盟并购集团等机构任职;直接策划、组织了中国几十家大型企业的改制、重组、承销及并购业务;在创办金融机构、创新金融工具、企业购并等方面经验丰富。在推动中国证券市场创新和并购理论与操作领域获得广泛声誉。目前担任三家中国上市公司独立董事。
论著:
1. 《崩溃》(范棣 王巍) 江苏人民出版社2007年版 2. 《国家风险:企业国际化黑洞》(王巍 张金杰) 江苏人民出版社2007年版 3. 《杠杆收购与垃圾债券:中国机会》 (王巍 Michael Spiessbach等) 人民邮电出版社2006年版 4. 《并购时代的阳谋轨迹》(个人并购文集) 中信出版社2004版 5. 《并购时代的旁观侧语》(个人并购文集) 华夏出版社2002版 6. 《品味资本》(王巍 李青原等) 时代经济出版社2002版 7. 《网络价值评估与上市》(王巍等) 经济科学出版社2000版 8. 《MBO,管理者收购》(王巍 李曙光等) 中国人民大学出版社1999版 (全国大学出版社优秀图书奖,2000) 9. 《世纪并购》(王巍主笔) 生活读书新知三联出版社2000版 香港三联书店繁体2000版 10. 《国家风险》(个人专著) 辽宁人民出版社1988版 11. 《保险经济论》(王巍 王育宪) 中国经济出版社1987版 12. 《企业涉外经营》(个人专著) 中国经济出版社1986版
编译著:
1. 《中国产业地图》(2003-07)(主编) 人民邮电出版社2003-07版 《经济观察报》2004年最佳商业图书) 2. 《中国并购报告》(2001-07)(主编) 人民邮电出版社2003-07版 3. 《百年并购》(审校) 人民邮电出版社2006版 4. 《并购手册》(主编) 时代经济出版社2002版 5. 《第二板市场》(主编) 中华工商联合出版社1999版 6. 《金融结构与金融发展》(合译) 中国社会科学出版社1992版 7. 《货币,金融与经济发展》(合编) 中国金融出版社1987版 8. 《经济发展中的金融深化》(合译) 中国社会科学出版社1990版 9. 《美国八十年代金融改革》(合译) 中国金融出版社1987版 主要论文
1984年起在国内各类经济学术刊物上等发表了关于金融证券、企业战略、全球经济及并购重组方面的百余篇文论。曾担任《中国企业家》、《环球企业家》、《新财经》、《商学院》、〈中国外资〉、〈中国财经报〉及台湾〈经济日报〉等刊物的特约专栏主持人。
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