Corporate Finance Research Meeting
26-27 October 2023
FIRN in partnership with the University of Adelaide Business School cordially invites academics and international visiting scholars at FIRN member institutions to submit a paper to the annual FIRN Corporate Finance Research Group meeting. The aim is to develop a vibrant and collegial community of academics doing research in corporate finance; to promote connections between well-known international academics and the local research community; and to create a platform for exposure of cutting edge research being conducted by FIRN members.
26 October – 9 am to late at the Ekhidna Wines, McLaren Vale. Transport will be provided from Adelaide for interstate attendees
27 October – 9 am to 3 pm at National Wine Centre
Register here.
Program Committee: Jean Canil (Chair), Ralf Zurbrugg, Ivan Indriawan, Alfred Yawson and Jane Luo.
For more information about the Meeting contact: Dr Jean Canil at jean.canil@adelaide.edu.au
Tsing Hua Chair Professor and Yushan Scholar
Department of Quantitative Finance
College of Technology Management, NTHU
Po-Hsuan Hsu received his bachelor degree in International Business, his master degree in Management of Technology, and his Ph.D. degree in Finance. His research focuses on innovation economics and financial markets, but he also touches on sustainability and financial econometrics. His research has been published in prestigious journals in Economics, Finance, Technology Management, Accounting, Information System, etc. His papers won the best paper awards in various international and Asian conferences, and have been covered in media for many times. He is serving on the editorial boards for various journals, such as Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Research Policy, and Journal of Banking and Finance. He is also active in organizing in-person and online international conferences in Innovation Economics and Sustainable Finance, and has served in the executive board of Asia Innovation and Entrepreneurship Association (AIEA). He has also won the best paper awards in various international and Asian conferences. He is currently a Fellow of the Asian Bureau of Finance and Economic Research (ABFER) and a TPRI Fellow of Technology & Policy Research Initiative (TPRI) of Boston University, and was a Batten Fellow of Batten Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation of University Virginia’s Darden School of Business.
The program is available here.