Topic: Connected Party Transactions in Hong Kong and China
Presenter: Yan-Leung Cheung，Professor of Accounting， Hong Kong Baptist University
Time: September 15, 2011 (Thursday) 9:30—11:00AM
Location: Room501, Jiageng 2
Participants: Teachers and Students who are Interest in the Financial Research
Moderator: Tony Ruan, Assistant Professor of Finance
Abstract:
1. “Helping Handor Grabbing Hand? Central vs. Local Downloaded from Government Shareholders in Chinese Listed Firms”， Review of Finance,(2009),1-26. 2. “Buy High, sell Low: How Listed Firms Price Asset Transfers in Related Party Transactions?”, Journal of Banking & Finance, 33(2009),914-924. 3. “Tunneling, Propping, and Expropriation: Evidence from Connected Party Transactions in Hong Kong, Journal of Financial Economics, 82(2006), 343-386. 4. “Tunneling and Propping up: An Analysis of Related Party Transactions by Chinese Listed Companies”, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, 17(2009)372-393.
Personal Profile:
Yan-Leung Cheung is dean & Chair professor in School of Business in Hong Kong Baptist University. He got his B.Sc from City University of Hong Kong, and Ph.D from Paris VI and Strathclyde University. His research interests include Corporate Finance, Investment, Financial Market Development.
