Research Interests
- Firm Bankruptcy
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Investment Banking
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International Finance
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Initial Public Offerings
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Mergers and Acquisitions
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Managerial Compensation
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Diversification and Globalization
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Institutional Shareholding and Firm Value
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Chinese and Australian Corporate Governance
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Financial Firms (Banks and Insurance
Companies)
Publications
1). The
Determinants of Intra-Industry Trade in Insurance Services,
Journal of Risk and Insurance, 70 (2), 269-287, 2003 (with
F., Moshirian and A., Sim).
2).
International Investment in Insurance Services in the US,
Journal of Multinational Financial Management, 14 (3),
249-260, 2004 forthcoming (with F., Moshirian).
3).
Intra-Industry Trade in Financial Services, Journal of
International Money and Finance, 2004 forthcoming (with
F., Moshirian and A., Sim).
Published Books:
Financial
Auditing in China, 1995, Communist Party
Central Supervision Committee Publishing House.
Papers under Reviews of Refereed
International Finance Journals
1). Intra-Industry Impacts of the Privatization of
Bank of China in Hong Kong (with Chen and Moshirian).
2). Corporate Governance and Globalization: An
Analysis of CEO Compensation in China (with Moshirian, Nguyen, and
Tan).
3). Dividend Changes in Japan (with Nguyen).
4). Post IPO Firm Performance and Managerial
Ownership in China (with Tan).
5). Cross-border Mergers and Acquisitions (M&As) in
Insurance Industry (with Rosswick).
6). Demand for Life Insurance (with Wee).
Working Papers
1). Foreign Life Insurance Participation in OECD
Countries (with Wee).
2). Exchange Rate Exposure of Insurance Companies
(with Wee).
3). Corporate Governance and Institutional
Investment around the World (with Zein)
4). Globalization of Firms (with Zein)
5). Foreign Shareholding and Stock Volatility in
China (with Chen).
Papers Accepted at Conferences
1). An Econometric Analysis of Foreign Direct
Investment in Insurance Services, presented at the 13th
Australasian Finance Conference (Dec 2000, Sydney), held by the
University of New South Wales and Conference of Money and Finance
in Transition – Research in Contemporary and Historical Finance,
(February 2001, Sydney), held by the University of Western Sydney.
2). The Impact of Exchange Rates, Stock Markets and
Interest Rate Volatility on International Insurance Trade Flows,
accepted at the 8th Annual Conference of the Multinational Finance
Society (May 2001, Italy), held by the State University of New
Jersey (Rutgers).
3). Foreign Insurance Companies in Japan, presented
at the 14th Australasian Finance Conference (Dec 2001, Sydney),
held by the University of New South Wales.
4). Privatization of Bank of China in Hong Kong,
World Bank Conference (Nov 2003, Washington).
Papers Currently Working
1). Mergers and Acquisitions (M&As) by Business
Groups in China –Value-enhancing or Tuneling? (with Cole).
2). Price Discovery in Chinese Stock Exchanges
between A-, B-, and H-Shares (with Yang).
3). Market Micro-Structure in China (with Chen).
4). Insurance M&As and CEO Compensation (with
White).
5). The Impacts of Exchange Rate and Interest Rate
Volatility on the US Trade Flows (with
Milunovich)
6). Forced CEO Turnover and Firm Performance in
Australia (with Pham)
7). IPO Listings around the World (with Ng)
8). Information Flows for Three Market Listing
Firms – Trivariate GARCH Approach
9). Institutional Allocation of IPOs (with Pham).
10). Foreign shareholding and stock volatility
around the world (with Kwong)
Referee for the Following Finance
Journals
Journal of Banking and Finance
Journal of Multinational Financial Management
Other Information
Dr. Donghui Li worked in the
Chinese financial market (Bei Jing) for three years before he came
to Sydney in 1996.
Dr. Donghui Li seeks to
establish finance research co-operations between Chinese, the US
and Australian universities. He also seeks to link the financial
market thoughts in all countries' finance industries. In
addition, he has been serving as a seminar presenter for a couple
of Chinese business, education and government delegates to
Sydney. At his leisure time, he enjoys reading novels, traveling
and swimming.
Dr. Donghui Li's education
includes a Bachelor of Accounting and Economics (1993) at Wuhan
University (Wuhan, China), a Master of Commerce (Specialized in
Advanced Finance, 1997) and a Doctor of Philosophy in Finance
(2001) at The University of New South Wales (Sydney, Australia).
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