Doctor Degree, Economics,Emory University, USA
Master Degree, Economics & Finance, Southern Illinois University, USA
Bachelor Degree, Economics, East China Normal University
Journal Papers
| 1. | Christine Jiang , Yiyin Wu and John Qi Zhu. 2025. A revisit to the IPO spillover effect: On the importance of technological proximity. Journal of Banking & Finance 181(2025) 1-23.  |
| 2. | Haigang Zhou and John Qi Zhu. 2019. Firm characteristics and jump dynamics in stock prices around earnings announcements. The North American Journal of Economics and Finance 50 1-23. |
| 3. | Kevin X. D. Huang, Zheng Liu, and John Qi Zhu. 2015. Temptation and self-control: some evidence and applications. Journal of Money, Credit and Banking 47(4) 581-615. |
| 4. | Jun Wu, Yingli Pan, and Qi Zhu. 2014. The conditions and potential of RMB as an international reserve currency: The empirical evidences from the history of eight major international reserve currencies. China Finance Review International 4(2) 103-123. |
| 5. | Haigang Zhou and John Qi Zhu. 2013. Asset pricing, jump risk, and China's B-share discount puzzle. International Journal of Financial Service Management 6(4) 352-366. |
| 6. | Zhou, Haigang and John Qi Zhu. 2012. An empirical examination of jump risk in asset pricing and volatility forecasting in China's equity and bond markets. Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 20(5) 857-880. |
| 7. | Zhou, Haigang and John Qi Zhu. 2012. Jump on the post-earnings announcement drift. Financial Analysts Journal 68(3) 63-80. |
| 8. | Zhou, Haigang and John Qi Zhu. 2011. Jump risk and cross section of stock returns: Evidence from China's stock market. Journal of Economics and Finance 35(3) 309-331. |
| 9. | Huaqing Wang, Liangsong Li, Zhiguo Li, Qisong Hou, and Qi Zhu. 2019. An investigative report on the development and regulation of P2P businesses in China. TSINGHUA Financial Review (2) 101-106. (in Chinese) |
Papers in Books
Yingli Pan, Jeffery David SACHS, Wing Thye Woo, and Qi Zhu.Mobilising the financial sector efficiently and safely for sustaining the transformation of the Chinese economy.In .Financial Systems at the Cross Road: Lessons for China's Choice.中国金融出版社,2013.
Chapters in Books
Qi Zhu. 2014. The rise and fall of Sterling. In: Yingli Pan (Eds.), The Prospects of International Monetary Sustem and RMB Internationalization. Truth & Wisdom Press, pp. 49-86
Yingli Pan, Jeffrey David Sachs, Wing Thye Woo and John Qi Zhu, 2014. Mobilizing China's Financial Sector Efficiently and Safely for Sustaining Economic Transformation and Strengthening Global Financial Stability. In: Wing Thye Woo, Yingli Pan, Jeffrey David Sachs, Junhui Qian (Eds.), Financial Systems at the Crossroads: Lessons for China. World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd., Singapore, pp. 3-51
Research Projects
2019.09—2022.12, Principal Investigator, An Investigation of Mechanism to Prevent the Cross-border Spillover of Systemic Risk from China's Derivatives Market in its ongoing Internationalization, Shanghai Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Science
2016.11—2018.11, Principal Investigator, FoF Investment Strategy and Performance Evaluation Systems, GF Securities Asset Management Guangdong Co. Ltd.
2016.07—2016.10, Member, The Development Strategy for MSP/Drilex, MSP/DRILEX International
2016.01—2018.12, Member, Personalized Value Discovery and Risk Measurement of Internet Finance Based on Multi-source Data Fusion, National Natural Science Foundation of China
2015.09—2016.05, Member, The Innovation in Business Model and Strategic Breakthrough in the New Normal, Zhejiang Cathaya Apparel Co., Ltd.
2011.01—2013.12, Principal Investigator, An Empirical Examination on the Dynamics and Causes of Jump Risks in China's Securities Makets Based on High Frequency Financial Data, National Natural Science Foundation of China
Academic Posts
2011.01—,Fellow,Warton Financial Institutions Center
Academic Conferences
2015.06, 2015 Asia Finance Association Annual Meeting, Changsha
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