Fan HE

He Fan is a senior research fellow at the Institute of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. He is also a Senior Economics Fellow at the Institute for New Economic Thinking in New York. Dr. He is one of the most active young economists in China. His fields of interest include Chinese macro-economy, international finance, and international political economy. Dr. He has worked on a broad range of issues like RMB exchange rate policy, China’s foreign trade and FDI policy, and financial system reform. He is a consultant for Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Commerce, People’s Bank of China, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He was selected as Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2005, Asian Young Leader by the Asia Society in 2006, and Young Leader (YLF) by NCUSCR (National Committee of US China Relationship) in 2007. Dr. He received his Ph. D degree (2000) and MA degree (1996) in economics from the Graduate School, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. From 1998-2000, He was a visiting fellow at Harvard University.

Education:

• Ph.D, in Economics, Chinese Academiy of Social Sciences, 2000
• MA in Economics, Chinese Academiy of Social Sciences, 1996
• BA in Economics, Hainan University, 1993
• Visiting fellow at Harvard University, 1998-2000

Working Experience:

• 2016.7-2019.12, Chief Economist of Chongyang Institute of Finance, Renmin University of China (RDCY);
• 2015.8-2016.7 Ehief Economist of Caixin Media;
• 2010-2014 Deputy Director of Institute of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences;
• 2002-2010, Assistant Director of Institute of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
• Senior Economics Fellow at the Institute for New Economic Thinking in New York.

Research

• Qiyuan Xu and Fan He, 2016, “The Influence of RMB Cross-border Settlement on the Chinese Economy”, China and World Economy, Volume 24-1, pp104-22.
• He Fan, Xiang Li and Dan Su, 2015, “International Capital Movement in China: Recent Trend, Economic Impacts and Policy Options”, AMRO Working Paper.
• He Fan and Tristram Sainsbury, 2015, “The G20 in 2016: How Can China Contribute?” in Mike Callaghan and Tristram Sainsbury eds. The G20 and the Future of International Economic Governance, Lowy Institute.
• Fan He and Xiaoming Pan, 2015, “China’s Trade Negotiation Strategies: Matters of Growth and Regional Economic Integration”, Australian National University Working Paper.
• Fan He and Panpan Yang, 2015,“China’s Role in Asia’s Free Trade Agreements”, Asia and the Pacific Policy Studies, May,pp416-424.
• Fan He and Wang Bijun, 2013, “China’s Interest in Global Investment Regime”, EAPER Working Paper No.90, Australian National University.
• Scott Kennedy and Fan He, 2013, “New Era, New Issue: U.S, China and Global Governance”, University of Indiana and IWEP Working paper.
• Fan He, 2009, “China and Global Governance”, KAS working Paper
• He Fan, 2009, “China’s Economic Reform: Success, Problems and Challenges”, in Philippa Dee eds. Institutions for Economic Reform in Asia, Rutledge: London and New York.
• Zhang Ming and He Fan, 2009, “China’s Sovereign Wealth Fund: Weakness and Challenges”, China and World Economy, Vol17-1.
• He Fan and Tang Yuehua, “Determinants of the Official Development Assistance in the Post-Cold War Period”, Chinese Journal of International Politics, Vol2-2, pp.205-227.
• He Fan, Zhang Bin, Zhang Ming (2006). “After the CMI: The Future of Asian Monetary Cooperation and China's Role”, Globalization and Economic Growth in China, Series on Economic Development and Growth, Vol.1, edited by Yang Yao and Linda Yueh, World Scientific Publishing Company, Imperial College Press, November.
• Zhang Bin and He Fan, 2007, “Is ACU Attractive to Asian Economies?” China and World Economy. January.
• He Fan and Qin Donghai, 2006, “China’s Energy Policy in the 21st Century”, China and World Economy, March 2006
• He Fan, 2002. “How Far is China away from a Financial Crisis”, China and World Economy, May, 2002.