Zhang Yihao

Zhang Yihao, Ph.D. in Economics, is currently Professor and Ph.D. Supervisor, Deputy Director at Department of Finance and Insurance, Nanjing University Business School. He has been selected as the National Excellent Course Lecturer (International Finance) (2007); Nanjing University Young Key Teacher (2008); New Century Talent by the Ministry of Education (2013). In recent years, he has hosted and completed 8 projects, including the National Social Science Foundation Project, National Natural Science Foundation, Humanities, and Social Sciences Key Research Base Major Project by the Ministry of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences Foundation by the Ministry of Education, China Postdoctoral Foundation Special Funding, National Postdoctoral First-class Foundation and Jiangsu Provincial Social Science Foundation. Professor Zhang has published more than 30 papers (domestic economics, finance, politics, business administration, Marxism, administrative management, etc.) in first-class and authoritative journals, among which 5 papers have been searched by SSCI, SCI, and EI and 12 papers have been reprinted by National People’s Congress and Chinese Social Science Abstracts. He has also published one monograph.

Besides, Professor Zhang has won the Third Prize of the 15th Anzijie International Trade Research Excellent Paper Award, Outstanding Achievement Award for 13th Jiangsu Province Philosophy and Social Science, Nanjing University May Fourth Youth Medal, Nanjing University Duxia Scholarship, and Nanjing University Business School Research Star Award.

He used to visit the Department of Statistics, London School of Economics and Political Science (2013), Harvard Business School (2012), and the University of Kansas Business School (2009).

Research fields：

1. International Finance
   
2. Behavioral Finance
   
3. Financial Frontiers Crosses
   
4. Financial Theory and Policy
   

Teaching fields:

1. International Finance Theory and Practice
   
2. Behavioral Finance and Investment
   
3. Family Finance and Financial Management
   
4. Financial Theory and Policy