Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University

Homepage > Leadership and people > Qing Ye

Profile

Dr. Qing Ye started her academic career in 2008 as a Lecturer in Finance in Queen’s University of Belfast, UK. She joined the IBSS XJTLU in February 2012. She has many years of experience in teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students in both China and UK.

Dr. Ye has published in various high ranking academic journals in both the fields of economic history and finance. Her research interests include the following areas: 1) asset pricing anomalies and stock market regularities ; 2) impacts of stock market regulations; 3) financial history, the growth of the 19th century British stock market in particular.

Currently, Dr. Ye is the Deputy Director for IBSS PhD programme.

Qualifications
- PhD , Queen's University of Belfast, UK - 2009
- MSc , Queen's University of Belfast, UK - 2004
- BSc , Anhui University, China - 2002
Experience
- Senior Associate Professor, International Business School Suzhou, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University - 2022-present
- Associate Professor, International Business School Suzhou, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University - 2017 to 2022
- Lecturer in Finance, International Business School Suzhou, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University - 2012 to 2017
- Visiting Fellow, Queen's University Management School, Queen's University of Belfast - 2012 to 2014
- Lecturer in Finance, Queen's University Management School, Queen's University of Belfast - 2008 to 2012
- Teaching Assistant, Queen's University Management School, Queen's University of Belfast - 2005 to 2008
- Research Assistant, Health Economics and Policy Research Unit, University of South Wales - 2004 to 2005
Research interests
- asset pricing anomalies, stock market liquidity, stock market regularities, 19th century British stock markets, corporate governance, green finance
Articles
- Yang, A., Ye, Q. & Zhai, J. (2023). Volatility Forecasting with Hybrid-LSTM Models: Evidence from the COVID-19 Period. International Journal of Finance & Economics, [ABS 3; ABDC-B; SSCI-Q2], forthcoming
- Zhou, S.J. & Ye, Q.* (2023). Margin trading and spillover effects: Evidence from the Chinese stock markets. Emerging Markets Review,[ABS 2; ABDC-A; SSCI-Q1], forthcoming
- Ye, Q.*, Zhou, S. J. & Zhang, J. (2020), Margin Trading, Short Selling, and Stock Liquidity: Evidence from the Chinese Stock Market. International Review of Financial Analysis. Volume 71 [ABS-3; ABDC-A;SSCI-Q1]
- Yang, X.H., Zhang, J. & Ye, Q. (2020), Tick Size and Market Quality: Simulations based on Agent-based Artificial Stock Markets. Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance and Management. 27(3),125-141 [ABS-1; ABDC-B]
- Liu, J., Wu, Y.L., Ye, Q. & Zhang, D.Y., (2019). Do seasoned offerings improve the performance of issuing firms? Evidence from China. International Review of Financial Analysis. 62, 104-123 [ABS-3; ABDC-A;SSCI-Q1]
- Wang, C., Ye, Q.*& Goyal, A. (2019). Does Corporate Secretary Tenure Matters for Corporate Governance Quality? Evidence from Chinese Listed Firms. Accounting Horizon, 33 (1), 181-205 [ABS-3; ABDC-A; SSCI-Q3]
- Ye, Q.*, Wu, Y.L. & Liu, J. (2019). Institutional Preferences, Demand Shocks and the Distress Anomaly, British Accounting Review, 51(1), 72-91. [ABS-3; ABDC-A*; SSCI-Q1]
- Turner, J., Ye, Q. & Walker, C. B. (2018). Media Coverage and Stock Returns on the London Stock Exchange, 1825-1870, Review of Finance, 22(4), 1605-1629. [ABS-4; ABDC-A*; SSCI-Q1]
- Campbell, G., Turner, J. & Ye, Q.* (2018). The Liquidity of the London Capital Markets, 1825–70, Economic History Review, 71(3), 823-852. [ABS-4; ABDC-A; SSCI-Q3]
- Campbell, G., Quinn, W., Turner, J. & Ye, Q. (2018). What Moved Share Prices in the Nineteenth-century London Stock Market, Economic History Review, 71(1), 157-189. [ABS-4; ABDC-A; SSCI-Q3]
- Ye, Q.* & Turner, J. (2014). The Cross-Section of Stock Returns in an Early Stock Market. International Review of Financial Analysis, 34, 114-123. [ABS-3; ABDC-A, SSCI-Q1]
- Turner, J., Ye, Q. & Zhan, W. (2013). Why do Firms Pay Dividends?: Evidence from an Early and Unregulated Capital Market. Review of Finance, 17 (5), 1787-1826. [ABS-4; ABDC-A*; SSCI-Q1]
- Acheson, G., Turner, J. & Ye, Q. (2012). The Character and Denomination of Shares in the Victorian Equity Market. Economic History Review, 65 (3), 862-886. [ABS-4; ABDC-A; SSCI-Q3]
- Hickson, C., Turner, J. & Ye, Q. (2011). The Rate of Return on Equity Across Industrial Sectors on the British Stock Market, 1825-70. Economic History Review, 64 (4), 1218-1241. [ABS-4; ABDC-A, SSCI-Q3]
- Acheson, G., Hickson, C., Turner, J. & Ye, Q. (2009). Rule Britannia!: British Stock Market Returns, 1825-1870. Journal of Economic History, 69 (4), 1107-1137. [ABS 3; ABDC-A*; SSCI-Q1]
Conference presentations
- 2007-2008, Irish Management Academy / Has the Equity Premium Puzzle always existed? Evidence from C19th Britain
- 2008-2009, School of Business, Retail and Financial Services, University of Ulster, UK / An Index of British Equity Returns, 1825-1870
- 2008-2009, Graduate Roundtable in Economic History / An Index of British Equity Returns, 1825-1870
- 2008-2009, British Accounting Association Doctoral Colloquium / The British Equity Premium in the 19th Century
- 2008-2009, World Congress of Cliometrics / Rule Britannia!: British Stock Market Returns, 1825-1870
- 2009-2010, British Accounting Association Annual Conference / The Asset Pricing Anomalies in 19th-Century Britain
- 2009-2010, Historical Perspectives on Finance Workshop / The Asset Pricing Anomalies in 19th-Century Britain
- 2009-2010, Asian Finance Association Annual Conference / The Asset Pricing Anomalies in 19th-Century Britain
- 2011-2012, European Financial Management Association Annual Conference / Dividend Policy in an Early Capital Market, Britain 1825-70
- 2013-2014, SIBR 2014 Kuala Lumpur Conference on Interdisciplinary Business & Economics Research / Hardy Perennial or Temporary Phenomenon? The Size and Value Effects in an Early Stock Market
- 2014-2015, ICBTS International Business and Economics Research Conference / The Impact of Dynamic Institutional Preference on the Financial Distress Puzzle: Evidence from China
- 2014-2015, Queen's University Management School, Queen's University of Belfast, UK / The Impact of Dynamic Institutional Preference on the Financial Distress Puzzle: Evidence from China
- 2015-2016, International Finance and Banking Society (IFABS) 2016 Barcelona Conference / The Impact of Dynamic Institutional Preference on the Financial Distress Puzzle: Evidence from China
Grants
- Enhancement Research on Economic Scenario Generator System IV, 2022, Co-Investigator, Ping’An Life Insurance Company
- Peer Assessment Implementation and Individual Contribution Evaluation in Collaborative Learning, 2021, Co-Investigator, TDF, XJTLU
- Enhancement Research on Economic Scenario Generator System III, 2021, Co-Investigator, Ping’An Life Insurance Company
- The Role of Investor Attention in the Chinese Stock Market, 2019, Principal Investigator, PGRS-A, XJTLU
- Market Designs and Market Quality: Simulations Based on Multi-Asset Agent-Based Artificial Stock Markets, 2016, Co-Investigator, RDF, XJTLU
- The Effectiveness of Margin Trading and Short-sales in Agent-based Artificial Stock Markets, 2016, Co-investigator, SURF XJTLU
- Liquidity in the Order-driven Chinese Stock Market, 2015, Principal Investigator, RDF, XJTLU
- Hedge Fund Industry in China, 2015, Co-Investigator, IBSS Development Fund, Co-Investigator, XJTLU
- On the Effectiveness of Price Limits in Agent-Based Artificial Stock Markets, 2015, Co-Investigator, SURF XJTLU
- 6th World Congress of Cliometrics Travel Grant, 2008, Cliometric Society
Professional service activities
- 2023: Guest Editor of JCEBS (Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies).
- 2022: Viva External Examiner, University of Edinburgh
- Ad hoc referee: China Financial Review International, Financial History Review, Accounting Horizon, British Accounting Review, Emerging Markets Review, International Review of Economics and Finance, International Review of Financial Analysis, Corporate Governance: An International Review
Teaching activities
- PhD supervisor
- Financial Management
- Money and Banking
Courses taught
- Skills for the Professional Accountants
- Introduction to Financial Accounting and Accountability
- Securities Markets
- Business Finance
- Finance and Markets
- Portfolio Theory
- Introduction to Money and Banking
Professional memberships
- Higher Education Academy Fellowship UK
- CPA Australia
Awards and honours
- 2022, The Honored Staff at XJTLU
- 2021 IBSS Teaching Excellence Award (Education Research Category), IBSS, XJTLU
- 2017 Research Excellence Award, IBSS, XJTLU
- 2016 Teaching Innovation Award, IBSS, XJTLU
- 2005 Overseas Research Students Awards Scheme, Higher Education Institution, UK
- 2005 University Studentship, Queen's University of Belfast, UK

电话
+86 (0)51288161175
Email
Qing.Ye@xjtlu.edu.cn
地址
BS422(SIP Campus-IBSS Building)
Suzhou Dushu Lake Science and Education Innovation District
Suzhou Industrial Park
Suzhou
P.R.China
215123

Qing YePhD

Profile

Qualifications

Experience

Research interests

Articles

Conference presentations

Grants

Professional service activities

Teaching activities

Courses taught

Professional memberships

Awards and honours