Bochen Li

Bochen Li is a PhD candidate of Finance. He is mainly interested in research topics in corporate finance. Prior to joining University of Cincinnati, he studied actuarial science in Hong Kong Polytechnic University and financial engineering in UNC Charlotte.

Teaching Interest

Corporate finance, Investments, Markets and institutions, Fixed income, Insurance & risk management, Derivatives.

Research Interest

Corporate Finance:  Corporate Investments, Pension management, IPOs, M&As

History

Institution: Miami University

Title: Visiting Instructor

End Date: 2016-05-15

Awards | Honors

Organization: University Research Council, University of Cincinnati

Name: Graduate Student Research Fellowships

Year Received: 2015

Organization: Lindner College of Business, University of Cincinnati

Name: Dean’s List of Teaching Excellence

Year Received: 2014

Organization: Lindner College of Business, University of Cincinnati

Name: Dean’s List of Teaching Excellence

Year Received: 2014

Organization: Lindner College of Business, University of Cincinnati

Name: Dean’s List of Teaching Excellence

Year Received: 2013

Presentations

Title: Internal capital market inefficiency across legal origins:  international evidence

Organization: FMA International

Location: Orlando, FL

Year: 2015

Title: Internal Capital Market Inefficiency across Legal Origins:  International Evidence

Organization: Korea America Finance Association with Schulich School of Business at York University, Financial Times, etc.

Location: Shidler College of Business a University of Hawaii

Year: 2014

Title: Internal Capital Market Inefficiency across Legal Origins:  International Evidence

Organization: The Korean Economic Association and Korea Development Institute

Location: Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea

Year: 2014

Title: Internal Capital Market Inefficiency across Legal Origins:  International Evidence

Location: Orlando, FL

Year: 2014