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Dr. Bo Jiang joined the School in October 2021 as an Assistant Professor in Economics. He received his Ph.D. in Economics from George Washington University in August 2021.

His research interests include monetary economics, financial economics, FinTech, network theory, and the Chinese economy.

Personal Website: www.bo-jiang.com/home

Qualifications
- B.S., University for Shanghai Science and Technology, 2006 - 2010
- MA, Fudan University, 2010 - 2013
- PhD, The George Washington University, 2016 - 2021
Experience
- Research Assistant, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, 2015-2016
- Credit Manager, China Construction Bank, 2013-2014
Research interests
- FinTech, Network Theory, and Chinese Economy
- Monetary Economics, Financial Economics, and Empirical Banking
Articles
- Jiang, Bo, and Hector Tzavellas. "Optimal liquidity allocation in an equity network." International Review of Economics & Finance (2023).
- The Impact of FinTech on Banking: Evidence from Banks' Parterning with Zelle (with Sheng Huang and Yajun Xiao)
- Monetary Policy, Funding Cost, and Risk-taking Channel of Monetary Policy (with Constantin Bürgi)
- Corporate Investment and Shadow Banking Channel of Monetary Policy. (Under Review)
- Best Laid Plans: Economic Consequences of Shadow Banking Crackdown
Conference presentations
- Forum on Banking and Financial Intermediation
- The 6th Shanghai-Edinburgh Fintech Conference
- 2020 CES North America Conference
- Third Annual Conference on Law and Macroeconomics
- Econometric Society Winter Meeting at Nottingham
- China Economist Society Annual Meeting
- Econometric Society Asia Meeting
- 52nd Annual Conference of the Money, Macro and Finance Society
Grants
- Research Development Fund: FinTech Adoption in the Banking Sector (PI)
Teaching activities
- Principles of Macroeconomics for Roberto Samaniego, Spring 2018
- International Macroeconomics for Tomas Williams, Spring 2019 and Spring 2020
- Principle of Economics I, Summer 2020, instructor
- Ph.D. Macro for Roberto Samaniego, Fall 2020
Courses taught
- ECO308 Financial Economics
- ECO305 Monetary Economics
Awards and honours
- The George Washington University GTA Fellowship, 2017-2020
- The George Washington University Pre-Dissertation Summer Fellowship, Summer 2019
- The Sar and Brita Levitan Endowment, 2020-2021
- John Whitefield Kendrick Graduate Fellowship, 2020-2021

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