講座題目:Paying Too Much for Growth: What have Investors Missed? 2017-12-09

“西交財(cái)會前沿論壇”2017年第17期

英國利物浦大學(xué)bwin必贏唯一官網(wǎng)Prof.Charlie X Cai學(xué)術(shù)報告

題目:Paying Too Much for Growth: What haveInvestors Missed?

報告人：利物浦大學(xué)bwin必贏唯一官網(wǎng)Prof.Charlie X Cai

時間：2017年12月11日星期一晚20:00-21:30

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Prof.CharlieX Cai’ CV：

Charlie X Cai joins the Liverpool University Management School as isa Professor of Finance in 2017.  Beforethis he was a Professor in the Leeds University Business School, UK and beforethat a Professor in Bradford University School of Management. Charlie’sresearch career started from his PhD onthe market microstructure of the London Stock Exchange, a research journey thattaught him the foundations of financial markets and provided him with solidempirical modelling skills. Since then he has continued his research interest in examining the impact of technology onfinancial markets (issues such as algorithmic and high-frequency trading) anddeveloped expertise in big data analytic. He subsequently broadened his research interests into asset pricing,corporate governance and banking.

His recent research focus has been in the area of financialtechnology (fintech) in emerging market,pricing anomalies around the world and systemic risk in a global context, allof which are significant aspects of today’s global financial system.Many of hiswork has been published in ABS listed 3 and 4 star journals including Journal of Accounting and Economics,Journal of Money, Credit and Banking British Journal of Management and Financial Management. He iscurrently serving on the editorial board of the International Small BusinessJournal and Accounting and Finance.  

Charlie’s informed and rigorous approach has benefitted from hisactive collaboration with scholars from a wide range of academic, industrialand regulatory organisations. He has alsoworked outside academia as a research consultant, and he is committed tobuilding research links with other disciplines and academic institutionsworldwide.

Charlie’s teaching isresearch-lead with emphasis on real-world applications.  He has been instrumental in creating a Trading Rome in Leeds University BusinessSchool which brings the city experience to students.  Besides his academic life Charlie has strong interests in website and appdevelopments.  One of his recent projects is the development of a classroom andpresentation mobile interaction app: text2vote.co.uk.