Xiang Zheng

Assistant Professor

Finance


Xiang Zheng is an assistant professor in the Finance Department. He earned his Ph.D. in finance from the Carroll School of Management at Boston College in 2021. His research interests include fintech, corporate finance, and entrepreneurial finance.

 

Publication

How can Innovation Screening be Improved? A Machine Learning Analysis with Economic Consequences for Firm Performance (solo-authored), Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Forthcoming

Selected Working Papers

Can Small Businesses Survive Chapter 11? (with Edith Hotchkiss and Benjamin Iverson)

How Does Private Firm Patenting Affect Anti-Takeover Provisions in Corporate Charters? Evidence from Initial Public Offerings, (with Thomas Chemmanur, Manish Gupta, and Karen Simonyan)

How Does VC Activism Backfire in Startup Experimentation? (with Xuelin LiSijie Wang, and Jiajie Xu)

Woke or Broke? The Impact of Corporate Activism on Consumer Spending and Product Sales, (with Meng Gao)

GSE Restrictions, Credit Supply, and Rental Market Spillovers, (with Natee Amornsiripanitch, Philip Strahan, and Song Zhang)

From Competitors to Partners: Banks’ Venture Investments in Fintech, (with Manju Puri and Yiming Qian)

What is the Role of the Options Market? Evidence from Newly Public Companies,  (with  Thomas Chemmanur and Chayawat Ornthanalai)

Do Fintech Shadow Banks Compete with Technological Advantages? Evidence from Mortgage Lending, (with Sijie Wang and Siyi Shen)

Contact Information
Emailxiang.zheng@uconn.edu
Phone+1 (860) 486-4360
Office LocationBUSN 454
CampusStorrs
Linkhttps://www.xiangzheng.info
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