Biography

I conduct research on Bayesian econometrics and machine learning methods in empirical asset pricing. In particular, I am interested in developing and applying Bayesian methods or machine learning methods from the Bayesian perspective for solving the problems in empirical asset pricing and macroeconomics.

Before obtaining my PhD from Singapore Management University, I graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Central China Normal University, and a Master’s degree in economics from Wuhan University in China. I am enthusiastic about computer programming and developing software packages for solving academic problems in economics and finance. Aside from academia, I enjoy reading books about history and Chinese literature. I also like playing table tennis occasionally in my leisure time.