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Hefei Wang
Assistant
Professor of Finance |
University Education
Ph.D. in Finance, Graduate
School of Business, Stanford University
Thesis: Essays in Corporate Finance
Committee: Anat Admati, Peter DeMarzo, Jeffrey Zwiebel
B.A. in Mathematics and Computer Science, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA
Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa (junior year)
Curriculum Vitae
Teaching
FIN 300 Introduction to
Managerial Finance
FIN 320 Managerial Finance
FIN 500 Introduction to Corporate Finance
FIN 594 Fixed Income Securities
Research Interests
Corporate finance,
information economics, contract theory, game theory.
Research Papers
Staged-Financing Contracts
with Private Information (Journal of Financial Intermediation, 2008,
Apr., Vol 17, Issue 2)
A Theory of Reputation Acquisition of Stock Analysts (Journal of Applied Economics, November 2009, Vol XII, Number 2 )
Leverage Management joint with Chenyang Wang (Mathematics and Financial Economics, Volume 3, Number 3-4)
The Reflection of
Macroeconomics in the Western Academic Circle after the Financial Crisis joint with Feng Junxin, He Ping, David
D. Li (Economic Perspectives, November, 2011,11-17)
Economic Perspectives is a top peer
refereed journal in theoretical Economics and most cited among 24 topics
journals in China
Costly Information
Transmission in Continuous Time with Implications for Credit Rating
Announcements (accepted
by Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control)
Leverage Management in a
Bull-Bear switching market joint
with Min Dai and Zhou Yang (accepted by Journal of Economic Dynamics and
Control)
Reevaluating the Roles of Large Public Surpluses and Sovereign Wealth Funds in Asia joint with Bernard Lee (Asian Development Bank Institute Working Paper)
Perverse
Incentives at the Bank? Evidence from a Natural Experiment joint with Sumit Agarwal (Federal
Reserve Bank of Chicago working paper)
American
Economic Association 2009 paper
A General
Framework for Costly Information Transmission in Continuous Time with Min Dai and Yizhou Cao (work in
progress)
Other Papers
The Expectation Hypothesis of Term Structure: Do outliers explain the rejection of the EH with US data?
Forward-looking Satiation
and the Variety Seeking Behavior in Consumer Choice joint with Song-oh Yoon
Well-posedness, Decay
Estimates and Blow-Up Theorem for the Forced NLS joint with Charles Bu, Randy Shull
and Millie Chu, 2001,
Journal of Partial Differential Equations, 14 (1): 61-70
On the Forced Nonlinear
Schrodinger Equation
joint with Charles Bu, Randy Shull and Millie Chu, 2000
Mathematical and Numerical Aspects of Wave Propagation,
Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics, 626-630
Contact Info:
Office Mailing Address:
Department of Finance
601 S. Morgan St.
M/C 168
Chicago, IL, 60607
USA
E-mail: hfwang at uic dot edu
Last updated 01/19/2011