Bing Han

Bio

Bing Han is a Professor of Finance at Rotman and Dr. Anita Chan Chair in Applied Quantitative Finance. His research focuses on Behavioral Finance, Investments, and Asset Pricing. He has published in top finance and economics journals as well as practitioner oriented journals. His research has been presented at many international and national conferences, and featured in mainstream media. He has taught both undergraduate and graduate courses at the University of Chicago, Ohio State University and University of Texas at Austin. He has also worked for J.P. Morgan and served on the advisory board of a hedge fund.

Academic Positions

2013-  Professor of Finance; Rotman School, University of Toronto

2006-2013  Associate Professor of Finance; University of Texas at Austin

2002-2006  Assistant Professor of Finance; Ohio State University

Honors and Awards

2013  Risk Management Research Program Award; Global Association of Risk Professionals

2013  Outstanding Paper in Asset Pricing Research; American Association of Individual Investors

2011  Best Paper Prize (runners-up) in Review of Finance; European Finance Association

2010  CBA Foundation Research Excellence Award; University of Texas at Austin

2005  Global Competence Awards; Center for International Business Education and Research

Selected Publications - Papers

Housing Price and Fundamentals in the Long Run: The Case of Beijing Housing Market Bing Han, Lu Han, and Guozhong Zhu International Economic Review 2018

Institutional Investment Constraints and Stock Prices Jie Cao, Bing Han, and Qinghai Wang Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis 2017

Term Structure of Credit Default Swap Spreads and Cross-section of Stock Returns Bing Han, Avanidhar Subrahmanyam and Yi Zhou Journal of Financial Economics 2017

Idiosyncratic Risk, Costly Arbitrage, and the Cross-Section of Stock Returns Jie Cao and Bing Han Journal of Banking and Finance 2016

Public Information and Uninformed Trading: Implications for Market Liquidity and Price Efficiency Bing Han, Ya Tang, and Liyan Yang Journal of Economic Theory 2016

Cross-section of Option Returns and Idiosyncratic Stock Volatility Bing Han and Jie Cao Journal of Financial Economics 2013

Research and Teaching Interests

Asset Pricing, Behavioral Finance, Investment, Risk Management, Real Estate Finance