ISSUE: FEBRUARY 2022
Ly W.Q., Wang Y.J., Su C.H., Chen M.H., Kot H.W. (2021), A comprehensive analysis
of package tour quality: A stochastic evolutionary game, Tourism Management,
Forthcoming (ABS4)
Yang F.X., Li X., Choe Y. (2022), What constitutes a favorable destination brand
portfolio? Through the lens of coherence, Tourism Management, V90, 104480 (ABS4)
Zhang, Y., Zheng, H., Lam, D., Fu, X., Li, M. (2022), CEOs’ Marital Status and
Corporate Innovation, Journal of Product Innovation Management, Forthcoming (ABS4)
Chark, R., Muthukrishnan, A. V. (2022), Brand effect on extended warranty valuation:
Subjective value versus popularity, International Journal of Research in Marketing,
available online (ABS4)
Liu, B., Huang, W., Chan, K., Chen, T. (2022), Social trust and internal control
extensiveness: Evidence from China, Journal of Accounting and Public Policy,
Forthcoming (ABS3)
Pan, J., Weng, R., Yin, S., Fu, X. (2022), Central supervision and earnings
management: Quasi-experimental evidence from China, The British Accounting
Review, 101082 (ABS3)
Li, Z.Y., Lai, R.N. (2022). Interbank Borrowing and Bank Liquidity Risk, Journal of
Financial Research, forthcoming. (ABS3)
Dong L., Kot H.W., Lam S.K., Liu M. (2022), Co-skewness and expected return:
Evidence from international stock markets, Journal of International Financial Markets,
Institutions & Money, V76, 1-21 (ABS3)
Chen, T., Chan, K., Chang, H. (2022), Periodicity of trading activity in foreign exchange
markets, Journal of Financial Research, Forthcoming (ABS3)
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Journal Publications (Published and Forthcoming)
In January and February 2022, colleagues in FBA have published or have been
accepted for publishing in 4 ABS4, 5 ABS3 and 5 other refereed journal papers.
Four articles in the media are reported in this issue.
Prof. Jean Chen has a book published by Palgrave.
FBA students win second runner-up prize at S&P Global Market Intelligence:
University Challenge - Corporate Valuation Challenge (CVC) Hong Kong,
Macau & Taiwan 2021
RESEARCH NEWSLETTER
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Lin, R., Chen, J.J. (2021), The Theory and Application of
Multinational Corporate Governance, Palgrave Macmillan.
Multinational enterprises have become a main engine of the global
economy, technical advancement, and product innovation, playing a
pivotal role in the world economy and the global technological revolution.
However, MNEs are also often embroiled in financial fraud and corporate
scandal which show that MNEs should improve their corporate
governance. Meanwhile, as COVID- 19 runs rampant across the world,
populism and deglobalisation have resurged, and protectionism and
unilateralism are exerting negative impacts on the world economy.
Achieving sustainable development in this context is a test of a
company’s management and governance abilities. Sound cross-border
corporate governance is of great importance for MNEs’ success. This
book aims to provide a comprehensive theoretical development to
enhance the existing studies on this topic. It will be a useful tool for
university research-led teaching and fundamental research in corporate
governance theories of MNEs.
FBA students win second runner-up prize at S&P
Global Market Intelligence: University Challenge -
Corporate Valuation Challenge (CVC) Hong Kong,
Macau & Taiwan 2021
Source:https://pages.marketintelligence.spglobal.com/HETL-210920-PC-KR-SAR-AC-MandA-HK-TW-Uni-Corp-2021-1167553_3---Results.html
A team from FBA, composed of Xinjue Li, Jiachen Sun, Ximeng Deng, Ke Cheng, and
Weining He recently won the second runner-up prize at the Corporate Valuation Challenge
(CVC) Hong Kong, Macau & Taiwan 2021. The team was mentored by Prof. Lewis Tam,
Associate Professor in Finance from the Department of Finance and Business Economics.
The University Challenge is a competition on equity research. Students are required to
study a listed company, estimate the fair equity value of the company, and justify their
valuation with a profound equity research report. Besides feeling thrilled with the great
result, the students appreciated the opportunity to learn outside class, and to work as a
team to achieve a goal by overcoming challenges and uncertainties.
