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Chengdong Yin

Chengdong Yin

Assistant Professor of Management
Finance

Education

PhD in Finance, UC Irvine, 2014

CV

My research interest lies in the area of empirical investments and financial institutions. My current work focuses on investment vehicles, such as mutual funds and hedge funds.

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    Hedging Bets

    Ideally, hedge fund managers would maximize returns for their investors. In practice, however, portfolio managers are likely to take excessive levels of risk to boost their own paycheck, indicates new research from Chengdong Yin and Xiaoyan Zhang from Purdue University’s Krannert School of Management.

    Full story: Hedging Bets

  • If you want to run a hedge fund that beats the market, keep it small

    Successful hedge fund managers should do something unusual if they want to stay that way: Say no to new investors, according to new research by Krannert professors Chengdong Yin and Xiaoyan Zhang that examines the size, age and life cycle of hedge funds,

    Full story: If you want to run a hedge fund that beats the market, keep it small

Contact

yin80@purdue.edu
Phone: 44431
Office: KRAN 423

Area(s) of Expertise

Hedge fund Mutual fund Investments Money management