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Lehrstuhl für Behavioral Finance

Der Lehrstuhl für Behavioral Finance wurde im Januar 2011 gegründet und steht unter der Leitung von Prof. Dr. Mei Wang. Die Forschungsbereiche sind breit gestreut und umfassen unter anderem Behavioral und Experimental Finance, verhaltenswissenschaftliche Entscheidungstheorien, kulturübergreifende Vergleiche von Investoren und Finanzmärkten, verhaltenswissenschaftliche Volkswirtschaftslehre sowie die Beziehung zwischen Kultur und Institutionen.
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Prof. Dr. Mei Wang
Prof. Dr. Mei Wang
Lehrstuhlinhaberin
mei.wang(at)whu.edu
+49 (0)261 6509 220
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Johanna Häring
Johanna Häring
Persönliche Assistentin
johanna.haering(at)whu.edu
+49 (0)261 6509 777
Tilman May
Tilman May
Research Assistant, Doctoral Student
tilman.may(at)whu.edu
+49 (0)2616509 221
Guoxiang Chai
Guoxiang Chai
Externer Doktorand Financial Markets, Behavioral Finance
guoxiang.chai(at)whu.edu
Gongjue Tian
Gongjue Tian
Externe Doktorandin Cultural Economics, Innovation, Creativity
gongjue.tian(at)whu.edu
Qinghang Wu
Qinghang Wu
Externe Doktorandin Financial Literacy, Stock Market Participation
Qinghang.Wu(at)whu.edu
Jie Gao
Jie Gao
Externe Doktorandin
Jia.Gao(at)whu.edu
Vincent Hoffmann
Vincent Hoffmann
Externer Doktorand Financial Markets, Geopolitical Events
vincent.hoffmann(at)whu.edu
Dr. Yujing Gong
Dr. Yujing Gong
Associate Professor / Zhongnan University of Economics and Law / Wuhan, China
yujing.gong(at)whu.edu
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Dr. Toan Huynh
Dr. Toan Huynh
Juniorprofessor Queen Mary University of London
toan.huynh(at)whu.edu
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Dr. Martin Blankenburg
Dr. Martin Blankenburg
Senior Investment Manager bei Munich Re (Group)
martin.blankenburg(at)whu.edu
Dr. Dennis Dlugosch
Dr. Dennis Dlugosch
Senior ökonom / Structural Policy Analysis Division / Economics Department / OECD
dennis.dlugosch(at)whu.edu
Dr. Johannes Schaewitz
Dr. Johannes Schaewitz
Portfoliomanager, Bankhaus Bauer Privatbank Aktiengesellschaft
johannes.schaewitz(at)whu.edu
Economics, Energy Economics, Financial Markets bei Universität Augsburg
Dr. Yang Liu
Uni Augsburg Postdoc/Assistant Professor
yang.liu(at)whu.edu

Bachelor- und Masterarbeiten

Sollten Sie Interesse haben, Ihre Bachelor- oder Masterarbeit an unserem Lehrstuhl zu schreiben, nehmen Sie bitte Kontakt mit uns auf. Wir vereinbaren gerne einen Termin, um mögliche Themenbereiche zu besprechen.

Unsere Publikationen – Zeitschriftenaufsätze, Monografien, Beiträge zu Sammelwerken

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In: The handbook of Behavioral Finance, Brian Bruce (ed), Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.

Overconfidence and active Management by Pension fund Managers.

Christoph Gort & Mei Wang (2010)
In: Marketing Financial Services, Jillian Farquhar and Arthur Meidan (ed), 2nd Edition, Palvgrave MacMillan.

Customer Segmentation in Swiss retail Banking.

Brigitte Fünfgeld & Mei Wang (2010)
In: Neustart: 50 Ideen für einen starken Finanzplatz Schweiz, Claude Baumann & Ralph Pöhner (ed), NZZ Verlag, 109-114.

Auch in China werden die Schweizer Banken lernen müssen, Nein zu sagen.

Mei Wang (2009)
In: Optionen, Derivate und strukturierte Produkte: Ein Praxisbuch, Marc Oliver Rieger (ed), NZZ Verlag, 333-362.

Märkte für Derivate und strukturierte Produkte - ein globaler Vergleich.

Mei Wang (2009)
Mei Wang & Thorsten Hens (2007)

Hat Finance eine kulturelle Dimension?

In: International Finance, Finanzmärkte Effizienz und Sicherheit, Brigitte Strebel-Aerni (ed), Schulthess, 71-83.
In: The handbook of Behavioral Finance, Brian Bruce (ed), Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd.

Overconfidence and active Management by Pension fund Managers.

Christoph Gort & Mei Wang (2010)
In: Marketing Financial Services, Jillian Farquhar and Arthur Meidan (ed), 2nd Edition, Palvgrave MacMillan.

Customer Segmentation in Swiss retail Banking.

Brigitte Fünfgeld & Mei Wang (2010)
In: Neustart: 50 Ideen für einen starken Finanzplatz Schweiz, Claude Baumann & Ralph Pöhner (ed), NZZ Verlag, 109-114.

Auch in China werden die Schweizer Banken lernen müssen, Nein zu sagen.

Mei Wang (2009)
In: Optionen, Derivate und strukturierte Produkte: Ein Praxisbuch, Marc Oliver Rieger (ed), NZZ Verlag, 333-362.

Märkte für Derivate und strukturierte Produkte - ein globaler Vergleich.

Mei Wang (2009)
Mei Wang & Thorsten Hens (2007)

Hat Finance eine kulturelle Dimension?

In: International Finance, Finanzmärkte Effizienz und Sicherheit, Brigitte Strebel-Aerni (ed), Schulthess, 71-83.
SSRN working paper.

Relation between equity home bias and ambiguity Aversion: An international study.

Dennis Dlugosch & Mei Wang (2014)
SSRN working paper.

Behavioral determinants of home bias-theory and Experiment. SSRN working paper.

Dennis Dlugosch, Kristian Horn & Mei Wang (2014)
SSRN working paper.

Ambuigity Aversion, Information unvertainty and momentum around the world.

Yujing Gong & Mei Wang (2014)
SSRN working paper.

Are top-tens better? A study on Investor Attention and ranking lists.

Diefeng Peng, Yulei Rao & Mei Wang (2014)
Working paper.

How time preferences differ: Evidence from 52 countries.

Thorsten Hens, Marc Oliver Rieger & Mei Wang (2014)
NCCR working paper, University of Zurich.

Does Finance Have Cultural Dimension?

Thorsten Hens & Mei Wang (2007)
NCCR working paper, University of Zurich.

Prospect Theory in Behavioral Finance. .

Mei Wang (2006)
SSRN working paper.

Relation between equity home bias and ambiguity Aversion: An international study.

Dennis Dlugosch & Mei Wang (2014)
SSRN working paper.

Behavioral determinants of home bias-theory and Experiment. SSRN working paper.

Dennis Dlugosch, Kristian Horn & Mei Wang (2014)
SSRN working paper.

Ambuigity Aversion, Information unvertainty and momentum around the world.

Yujing Gong & Mei Wang (2014)
SSRN working paper.

Are top-tens better? A study on Investor Attention and ranking lists.

Diefeng Peng, Yulei Rao & Mei Wang (2014)
Working paper.

How time preferences differ: Evidence from 52 countries.

Thorsten Hens, Marc Oliver Rieger & Mei Wang (2014)
NCCR working paper, University of Zurich.

Does Finance Have Cultural Dimension?

Thorsten Hens & Mei Wang (2007)
NCCR working paper, University of Zurich.

Prospect Theory in Behavioral Finance. .

Mei Wang (2006)
Finance and Accounting Group

Earnings optimism in green stocks

Liu, Y., Wang, M., Yang, X. (accepted pre-print), Earnings optimism in green stocks, Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment.

Finance and Accounting Group

Economic policy uncertainty and the Bitcoin market

Huynh, T. L. D., Wang, M., Vo, V. X. (accepted pre-print), Economic policy uncertainty and the Bitcoin market: an investigation in the COVID-19 pandemic with transfer entropy, The Singapore Economic Review.

Finance and Accounting Group

News sentiment and international equity markets during BREXIT period

Koch, A. K., Huynh, T. L. D., Wang, M. (2024), News sentiment and international equity markets during BREXIT period: a textual and connectedness analysis, Journal of Economics and Finance, Vol. 29 (1), pp. 5-34.

Finance and Accounting Group

Earnings expectations of grey and green energy firms

Liu, Y., Blankenburg, M., Wang, M. (2023), Earnings expectations of grey and green energy firms: analysis against the background of global climate change mitigation, Energy Economics, Vol. 121, 106692.

Finance and Accounting Group

Energy structure and carbon emission

Liu, Y., Xie, X., Wang, M. (2023), Energy structure and carbon emission: analysis against the background of the current energy crisis in the EU, Energy Economics, Vol. 280, 128129.

Finance and Accounting Group

Economic individualism, perceived fairness, and policy preference

Wang, M. (2023), Economic individualism, perceived fairness, and policy preference: a cross-cultural comparison, Review of Behavioral Economics, Vol. 10 (1), pp. 3-26.

Finance and Accounting Group

New experimental evidence on the relationship between home bias, ambiguity aversion and familiarity heuristics

Dlugosch, D., Horn, K., Wang, M. (2023), New experimental evidence on the relationship between home bias, ambiguity aversion and familiarity heuristics, Journal of Economics and Business, Vol. 125-126, 106131.

Finance and Accounting Group

Trust and the stock market reaction to lockdown and reopening announcements

Xie, L., Wang, M., Huynh, T. L. D. (2022), Trust and the stock market reaction to lockdown and reopening announcements: a cross-country evidence, Finance Research Letters, Vol. 46, Part A, 102361.

Finance and Accounting Group

Trust in government actions during the COVID-19 crisis

Rieger, M., Wang, M. (2022), Trust in government actions during the COVID-19 crisis, Social Indicators Research, Vol. 159 (3), pp. 967–989.

Finance and Accounting Group

COVID-19 and the Wuhan diary –how does the overseas Chinese community react to group criticism?

Wang, M., Rieger, M. (2022), COVID-19 and the Wuhan diary –how does the overseas Chinese community react to group criticism?, Journal of Chinese Political Science, Vol. 37 (4), pp. 637–659.

Finance and Accounting Group

Earnings optimism in green stocks

Liu, Y., Wang, M., Yang, X. (accepted pre-print), Earnings optimism in green stocks, Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment.

Finance and Accounting Group

Economic policy uncertainty and the Bitcoin market

Huynh, T. L. D., Wang, M., Vo, V. X. (accepted pre-print), Economic policy uncertainty and the Bitcoin market: an investigation in the COVID-19 pandemic with transfer entropy, The Singapore Economic Review.

Finance and Accounting Group

News sentiment and international equity markets during BREXIT period

Koch, A. K., Huynh, T. L. D., Wang, M. (2024), News sentiment and international equity markets during BREXIT period: a textual and connectedness analysis, Journal of Economics and Finance, Vol. 29 (1), pp. 5-34.

Finance and Accounting Group

Earnings expectations of grey and green energy firms

Liu, Y., Blankenburg, M., Wang, M. (2023), Earnings expectations of grey and green energy firms: analysis against the background of global climate change mitigation, Energy Economics, Vol. 121, 106692.

Finance and Accounting Group

Energy structure and carbon emission

Liu, Y., Xie, X., Wang, M. (2023), Energy structure and carbon emission: analysis against the background of the current energy crisis in the EU, Energy Economics, Vol. 280, 128129.

Finance and Accounting Group

Economic individualism, perceived fairness, and policy preference

Wang, M. (2023), Economic individualism, perceived fairness, and policy preference: a cross-cultural comparison, Review of Behavioral Economics, Vol. 10 (1), pp. 3-26.

Finance and Accounting Group

New experimental evidence on the relationship between home bias, ambiguity aversion and familiarity heuristics

Dlugosch, D., Horn, K., Wang, M. (2023), New experimental evidence on the relationship between home bias, ambiguity aversion and familiarity heuristics, Journal of Economics and Business, Vol. 125-126, 106131.

Finance and Accounting Group

Trust and the stock market reaction to lockdown and reopening announcements

Xie, L., Wang, M., Huynh, T. L. D. (2022), Trust and the stock market reaction to lockdown and reopening announcements: a cross-country evidence, Finance Research Letters, Vol. 46, Part A, 102361.

Finance and Accounting Group

Trust in government actions during the COVID-19 crisis

Rieger, M., Wang, M. (2022), Trust in government actions during the COVID-19 crisis, Social Indicators Research, Vol. 159 (3), pp. 967–989.

Finance and Accounting Group

COVID-19 and the Wuhan diary –how does the overseas Chinese community react to group criticism?

Wang, M., Rieger, M. (2022), COVID-19 and the Wuhan diary –how does the overseas Chinese community react to group criticism?, Journal of Chinese Political Science, Vol. 37 (4), pp. 637–659.

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Prof. Dr. Mei Wang
Prof. Dr. Mei Wang
Lehrstuhlinhaberin
mei.wangl(at)whu.edu
+49 (0)261 6509 220

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