To students who are interested in my research,
I hope the following helps you understand my current research interest and agenda
My general goal is to understand both theoretically and empirically how the links between firms, financial, physical, and technological, affect corporate behaviors, portfolio management, business cycles, and systemic risk, using microdata (usually huge data) to back up the macro story.
I am also extremely interested in the general application of machine learning, deep learning, and Reinforcement Learning in economics and finance (my current research focus). I have several parallel projects on this topic and am happy to communicate with students with super-strong backgrounds in Mathematics, Computer Science, or Statistics. Out of my academic interest, my coauthors span various disciplines from Finance and economics to Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science.
- I am also an expert in big data and especially interested in using huge datasets to reveal a microchannel to support a vivid macro picture.
My work to date can be divided into three parts.
1. The first, focuses on the financial linkages created by the equity-holding relationships and their implications for corporate finance, governance, and monetary policy in China.
2. The second, focuses on the linkages by which technological innovation spreads between firms and its implication for business cycles, asset pricing, and investor behaviors.
3. The third, focuses on the application of statistic learning and deep learning techniques in portfolio or asset management. I organize several regular meetings with my coauthors from various fields like finance, statistics, and computer science.
4. I am more insterested in working with students who are persistence and enthusastic with topics.