Weichao WANG 王唯超

Assistant Professor

Department of Accounting and Finance, Lee Shau Kee School of Business and Administration

Hong Kong Metropolitan University

Research Interests:

Finance Banking, Financial Intermediation, Sustainable Finance

Asset Pricing Derivatives, Return Skewness

Economics Labor and Finance, Household, Real Estate and Finance

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I am an Assistant Professor at the Lee Shau Kee School of Business and Administration, Hong Kong Metropolitan University. I am also a Research Fellow at the Center for Banking and Finance Research in Rio (CBFR), Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV). I hold a PhD and MSc in Finance from EBAPE, Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV), supervised by Prof. Dr. Lars Norden and Prof. Dr. Patrick Behr. Before starting my academic voyage, I served for a French corporation as a department manager and internal trainer in Xi'an and Beijing, China, and then for an international NGO in Massachusetts, USA.

My research has been published in leading academic journals, e.g., Journal of Financial Intermediation and Journal of Banking & Finance. My work has been presented at several international conferences and seminars, such as the FMA, SFA, AEA (Posters), EBFin Conferences and the Research Seminars at the Central Bank of Brazil, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), Georgetown University, IMF Research Department, SKEMA Business School and University of Hamburg. I also serve as an ad hoc referee for academic journals, such as Applied Economics, Applied Financial Economics, Brazilian Administration Review (BAR) and Finance Research Letters. In my spare time, I am an enthusiast of hiking, travelling and language. I am fluent in English (working language), Mandarin and Portuguese, while learning Cantonese, Spanish and French.

Selected Publications:

• [2] Norden, L., Mesquita, D., and Wang, W., 2021. COVID-19, Policy Interventions and Credit: The Brazilian Experience. Journal of Financial Intermediation 48, 100933.

• [1] Behr, P., and Wang, W., 2020. The (un)intended Effects of Government Bailouts: the Impact of TARP on the Interbank Market and Bank Risk-taking. Journal of Banking & Finance 116 (C), 105820.

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