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DENG JiapinAssistant Professor

Finance TEL: 020-84110673 EMAIL: dengjp5@mail.cathaycentury.com

 Jiapin Deng, Ph.D. in Finance

 

Research Interests

  • Financial Intermediation
  • Corporate Finance
  • Empirical Asset Pricing
  • Chinese Economy
 

Educational Background

  • 2014.09-2019.07 Ph.D., Guanghua School of Manaꦛgement, Peking Univeristy
  • 2010.09-2𝕴014.07 Bachelor, School of Finance, Central U🌠niversity of Finance and Economics
 

Career

  • 2019.08--  As𒅌sistant Professor at Lingnan College, Sun Yat-sen University
 

Published Papers

  • Deng, Jiapin. "The crowding-out effect of formal finance on the P2P lending market: An explanation for the failure of China's P2P lending industry." Finance Research Letters 45 (2022): 102167.
  • Deng, Jiapin, and Yanchu Liu. "Does digital finance reduce the employment in the finance industry? Evidence from China." Finance Research Letters 48 (2022): 102994.
  • Deng, Jiapin. "Born to be different: The role of local political leaders in poverty reduction in China." China Economic Review 78 (2023): 101939.
  • Deng, Jiapin, and Qiao Liu. "Good finance, bad finance, and resource misallocation: Evidence from China." Journal of Banking & Finance 159 (2024): 107078.
  • Deng, Jiapin, Yanchu Liu, and Wenyue Xiao. "Too costly to make a difference: An examination on the relationship between online financing and economic growth." International Journal of Finance and Economics (2024): forthcoming.
  • Deng, Jiapin, and Di Lu. "The old boys' club and board gender diversity: Evidence from the anti-corruption campaign in China." Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 221 (2024): 626–656.
  • 高言,邓家品.交易策略的资金流动与获利性演化——一个简单的市场动力学模型 [J].纯粹数学与应用数学, 2023, 39 (03): 373–389.
 

Working Papers

  • Fostering Social Capital: The Long-term Effects of Protestant Activities on Corporate Tax Avoidance in Modern China (with Qiao Liu and Se Yan)
  • Social Trust as a Monitoring Role: The Effect of Cultural Fractionalization on the Efficiency of Financial Intermediation (with Qiao Liu and Xiaoquan Wang)
  • Political Connections and Regulatory Efficiency: Evidence from the Anti-corruption Campaign in China
  • Deleveraging Backed by Fiscal Support: The Monetary–Fiscal Policy Mix during the Deleveraging Campaign in China
  • Does Broadband Infrastructure Promote Households' Welfare in Wealth Management? Evidence from the Construction of Cell Towers and the Purchase of Yu'E Bao in China (with Xiaoxia Li and Yanchu Liu)
  • The Religious Impact on Trade: Evidence from the Protestantism Diffusion in China (with Qing Liu and Se Yan)
 

Teaching Experience

  • Corporate Finance (Undergraduate Program)
  • Corporate Finance (Master Program)
  • Corporate Finance (MBA Program)