Wei Yang
Simon School of Business
University of Rochester
Rochester, NY 14627
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(609) 200-1680
(585) 275-4714
wei.yang@simon.rochester.edu
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Curriculum Vitae
Academic Appointment
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2005 – present
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Assistant Professor of Finance
Simon School of Business, University of Rochester
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Education
2005
2000
1994
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Ph.D. in Finance
Graduate School of Business, Stanford University
Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Carnegie Mellon University
B.S. in Physics
Peking University
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Publications
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"Long-run risk in durable consumption".
Journal of Financial Economics 102, 45-61, 2011.
Presented at: The 20th Conference
on Financial Economics and Accounting, November 2009;
the American Finance Association Annual Meeting, January 2010.
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"Regime shifts in a dynamic term structure model of U.S. Treasury bond yields"
(with Qiang Dai and Kenneth J. Singleton).
Review of Financial Studies 20, 1669-1706, 2007.
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"Market pricing of deposit insurance"
(with Darrell Duffie, Robert Jarrow, and Amiyatosh Purnanandam).
Journal of Financial Services Research 24, 93-119, 2003.
Working Papers
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"Size and return: A new perspective"
(with Fangjian Fu).
Revise and resubmit at Review of Financial Studies.
Presented at: The 21st Conference
on Financial Economics and Accounting, November 2010;
the Finance Down Under Conference and the Best
Paper Award, March 2011;
the 5th Biennial McGill Conference on Global Asset Management, June 2011.
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"Intertemporal substitution and equity premium: A perspective
with habit in Epstein-Zin preferences".
Revise and resubmit at Review of Finance.
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"Business cycles and regime-shift risk"
(Job Market Paper).
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"Household production, electricity usage, and asset prices"
(with Zhi Da and Hayong Yun).
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"Long-run volatility risk in leisure".
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"Time-varying exposure to long-run consumption risk".
Presented at the NBER Asset Pricing Program Meeting, March 2007.
Teaching
2006 – present
2006 – present
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Corporate finance (MBA elective, case-based)
Average teaching evaluation: 4.25 / 5
Fixed-income securities (MBA elective, quantitative)
Average teaching evaluation: 4.23 / 5
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References
Ravi Bansal
The Fuqua School of Business
Duke University
Toni Whited
Simon School of Business
University of Rochester
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Ken Singleton
Graduate School of Business
Stanford University
Amir Yaron
The Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
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