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Kent Wang

Dr Kent WANG

Contact

Telephone +61 7 3346 8035
Facsimile +61 7 3346 8166
Email K.Wang@business.uq.edu.au
Location 39-548

Positions Held

Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Associate Lecturer

Academic Qualifications

Degree Institution Field Year
PhD Australian National University Financial market modelling 2005
MSc University of Birmingham Accounting and Finance 2003
BSc dual Nanjing University Finance and English Literature 2001

Memberships

  • Certified Public Accountant (CPA)

Major Research Grants

Year Title of Grant Granting Agency Amount
2005 Postdoctoral Research Grant University of Queensland 20,000

Field of Current Research

Title of Research Area Brief Description
Financial market volatility modelling and forecasting A Bayesian learning approach is proposed in modelling financial market returns volatility. Several researches have showed inadequacy of Anderson 1996\'s MMDH in modelling relationship between volume and volatility in financial markets, the Bayesian approach may shed light for improvement of the MMDH. The research also employs MCMC techniques trying to examine the relationship between market volatility and information flow.

Publications

Book

  • "Derivatives: Markets, Valuation and risk management" , 2008, With Hu Jin Yan, China Machine Press.

Journal Articles

  • "Volatility linkages across the equity, bond and money markets: an implied volatility approach." 2008, Accounting and Finance 48.
  • "The value relevance of accounting information from LSE listed companies' financial reports" British Accounting Letters, 2002, V16, 18-30.
  • "Why Chinese A-shares fluctuate more than B-shares?" Economic Research (Chinese), 2003, V25, 188-201.
  • "Forecasting volatilities in Equity, Bond and money markets: A market based approach" Journal of Empirical Finance, 2006, under review.

Working Paper

  • "The variation of correlation structure of international equity markets: an empirical examination" UQBS working paper.

Distinctions

  • Renmin Scholarship NJU 1997-1999
  • MSc. Merit Scholarship 2001-2002
  • PhD Research Scholarship 2003-2005
  • Postdoctoral Research fellowship 2006-2009

Research Interests

  • Corporate and Investment Valuation
  • Investments and Funds Management

Academic Cluster

Finance

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