WANG Renxuan

WANG Renxuan 王任轩

WANG Renxuan

WANG Renxuan 王任轩

I am an Assistant Professor of Finance at CEIBS in Shanghai, where I conduct research on asset pricing and financial markets, and teach investment-related courses (in English and Chinese) to MBA and executive students. I also coordinate the CEIBS Finance Seminars ↗ , help manage the school's endowment, and consult for investment firms in China and abroad.

I earned my Ph.D. in finance from Columbia University's GSB ↗ in New York. Before completing my dissertation, I worked at investment managers (Coatue, AQR, and Robeco) in the U.S. and Europe after earning my undergraduate degree in econometrics from the Netherlands.

Explore this website to learn more about my research, teaching, and experience. If you'd like to discuss my academic work, share insights on financial markets, or present your research in Shanghai, please feel free to reach out.

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Apr.2025 I will present my paper Uncertainty and Market Efficiency" at Fordham University's Business School, and the paper "The Effects of Monetary Policy on Macroeconomic Expectations" at Columbia Business School in New York City (feel free to contact me if you want to meet in NYC between 19 and 26 of April.) and the Asian Conference on Expectations in Macroeconomics in Macau.
Mar.2025 My research project on "Industrial Policy via IPO" was awarded a three-year research grant (Pujiang Talent Program) by the Shanghai Municipality.
Dec.2024 I presented my paper on "Uncertainty and Market Efficiency" at the Australian Banking and Finance Conference in Sydney, and my paper on "Globalization, ESG Investing and Emerging Market Cost of Capital" at the New Zealand Finance Meeting in Auckland.
Nov.2024 I discussed my on-going research project on "Industrial Policy via IPO" at the APS Global Client Conference 2024.
Jun.2024 I presented my paper on "Understanding Rationality and Disagreement in House Price Expectations" at the WFA 2024 in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Apr.2024 I presented my paper on "Understanding Rationality and Disagreement in House Price Expectations" at the Adam Smith Workshop 2024, hosted by the LSE in London.