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Yeguang (Shaq) Chi
Ph.D. Candidate in Financial Economics
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Biography |
• I am a third year graduate student in the joint PhD Program in Financial Economics at the U. Chicago Booth School of Business and Department of Economics.
• I passed the paper and general examination requirements for finance area and earned official PhD candidacy as of October 2012.
I earned the Lee Prize for top performance in macro fields in 2012 from U. Chicago Economics Department.
• I graduated from Harvard University in 2008 with an A.B. and S.M. in Applied Math and Economics.
From June 2008 to August 2010, I worked at National Bureau of Economic Research for Professor David Laibson (Harvard), Brigitte Madrian (Harvard), James Choi (Yale) and John Beshears (Stanford).
• My research interests: institutional investors, Chinese financial market. My graduation is expected circa 2015.
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CV (pdf) ~ updated May 2013
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Current and Past Courses
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| TA courses (MBA) |
Portfolio Management (Prof. Lubos Pastor), Money and Banking (Prof. Kinda Hachem), Applied Regression (Prof. Cynthia Wu) |
2012~2013 |
| TA courses (PhD) |
Empirical Finance (Prof. Lars Hansen, Stefano Giglio) |
2012~2013 |
| 3590-1,2,3 |
Theory of Financial Decisions - I,II,III |
2011~2012 |
| 3590-4,5,6 |
Asset Pricing - I,II,III. Passed Field Exam. |
2011~2012 |
| Econ-Core |
Economics Department Micro, Macro, Econometrics Sequence. Passed Core Exams. |
2010~2011 |
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Other Interests
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| Badminton, tennis, basketball, movies, poker and cooking. |
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