Centre for Financial Risk's PhD Workshop

Centre for Financial Risk's PhD Workshop

Summary

Centre for Financial Risk's PhD Workshop, Semester 2, 2017

Our PhD workshop is organized by the Centre for Financial Risk and will be held on Monday, the 6th November 2017. PhD students from the Department of Applied Finance and Actuarial Studies and the Department of Economics will be presenting their working papers. As usual, presentations are 25 minutes followed by a short presentation/review of the paper by a discussant (internal or external expert in the area who reviewed a working paper before the workshop) and a general discussion. The objective of the workshop is to provide a feedback to PhD students on their research and to improve working papers for submission to peer-reviewed journals. It is also a good training for PhD students in presenting their research and an opportunity for others to see the research of our PhD students. Below is the list of presentations.


Student: Johan Andreasson

Supervisor: Professor Pavel Shevchenko

Discussant: Dr Sachi Purcal

Title: Optimal annuitisation, housing decisions and means-tested public pension in retirement


Student: Yanlin Li

Supervisor: Professor Gary Tian

Discussant: Dr Anna Loyeung - UTS

Title: Are the independent directors recommended by their predecessors indepSpendent? Evidence from China


Student: Yanling Wu

Supervisor: Professor Gary Tian

Discussant: Dr Le Zhang - UNSW

Title: Media Coverage and Initial Public Offering, Based on the Rent-seeking Perspective: Evidence from China


Student: Jin Sun

Supervisor: Professor Pavel Shevchenko

Discussant: Professor Ken Siu

Title: A note on the impact of management fees on the pricing of variable annuity guarantees


Student: Qin Zhang

Supervisor: Professor Jeffrey Sheen

Discussant: Dr Ben Wang

Title: Does Use of the Mixed Frequency and Unbalanced Data Provide Gains for Forecasting? Evidence from China’s macroeconomy


Student: Matteo Malavesi

Supervisor: Professor Stefan Trueck

Discussant: TBA

Title: Pareto Optimal Choices vs Mean Variance Optimal Choices: a Paradigm of Portfolio Theory


          

Contact: Ms Candice Langdon, Project Officer, 9850 8533

Event location: Finance Decision Lab, Level 1, Building E4A

Event Details / Program

Date: Monday 6th November 2017

Time: 1.00pm-5.00pm.   Light refreshments will follow

Location: Finance Decision Lab, Level 1, E4A

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