Julia Qian

Meijun Qian is a Professor of Finance, and a Research Fellow at the Wharton Financial Institution Center. She was also a consultant economist for Asian Development Bank and a visiting scholar at the Becker and Friedman Institute at the University of Chicago. Meijun’s research interests include financial system and economic development in China and India, managerial incentives in state capitalism, alternative finance, mutual funds, infrastructure and productivity, and diversity. Her research has appeared in top-tier academic journals including Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Management Science, and Journal of Financial Intermediation. It has also been presented to regulators including The Stock Exchange Committee, Federal Reserve Banks, People’s Bank of China, The Capital Market Board of Turkey, World Economy Forum, and The Wilson Center. Meijun’s work has had a high impact amongst academics, the financial industry, and policymakers and is widely cited (5,300+ citations in Google Scholar and 1,300+ citations in Web of Science).

Education

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Boston College - Wallace E. Carroll Graduate School of Management (2000 — 2006)
• Master's degree University of Mississippi - School of Business Administration (1998 — 2000)
• Bachelor's degree Peking University (1994 — 1998)

Companies

• Professor Of Finance The Australian National University (2019)
• Fellow Wharton Financial Institutions Center (2005)
• Visiting Scholar University of Chicago (2019 — 2019)
• Associate Professor Of Finance The Australian National University (2015 — 2019)
• Senior Economist, Consultant Asian Development Bank (ADB) (2015 — 2015)
• Assistant Professor National University of Singapore (2006 — 2015)

Skills

• Analytical Skills
• Higher Education
• Political Economy

Other

Board Governance, Research, University Teaching, Corporate Finance, Financial Modeling, Valuation, Econometrics, Finance, Asset Management, Stata, China's Financial System, Statistics, Financial Analysis, Economics, Quantitative Analytics