Fang (Frank) Chen, Associate Professor of Finance at the University of New Haven's Pompea College of Business, combines a strong academic background with an exceptional track record in teaching and research. After receiving his Ph.D. in Finance from the University of Rhode Island in 2012, Chen has developed expertise in areas such as FinTech, supply chain finance, sustainable finance, risk management, credit risk, and corporate governance.
His research has been widely recognized and published in prestigious journals such as the Journal of Banking & Finance, Financial Review, Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, Finance Research Letters, Business Strategy and the Environment, and more. Committed to fostering a culture of continuous learning, Chen offers engaging courses in FinTech, International Finance, Corporate Finance, Derivatives and more.
Chen's commitment to quality education extends beyond the traditional classroom. He has partnered with Wiley to develop innovative asynchronous and synchronous online graduate-level finance courses, bridging the gap between academia and real-world applications. As a testament to his outstanding work, he received the College of Business Excellence in Research and Teaching Awards in 2020 and 2019, respectively.
A recognized figure in his field, Chen regularly contributes to discussions in prestigious media outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Times, NBC Connecticut, WFSB - Channel 3, WICC 600AM Connecticut Today, etc., and reviews submissions for several financial journals. Beyond academia, Chen is actively shaping the future of risk management and received the 2020 Modern Risk Society Contribution Award for his pivotal role in the development of international risk management societies.
Chen, F., Jia, J., Lin, Y and Xiang, G., 2022. "Should managers be incentivized with stock or options? Evidence from China", Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, 75, 101842.
Chen, F., Huang, J., and Jia, J., 2022. "Cash Holdings along Supply Chain: The Downstream Evidence", Journal of Economics and Finance, 46, 452–471.
Chen, F., Huang, J., Ma, M. and Yu, H., 2021, "In-house Deals: Agency and Information Asymmetry Perspectives", Corporate Ownership & Control, 18(2), 8-19.
See MoreChen, F., Huang,J., Sun, Z. and Yu, T., 2020. "Why Do Firms Issue Guaranteed Bonds?", Journal of Banking & Finance, 119, 1-17.
Chen, F., Du, L., Flaherty, S. M.V., Huang, J., Torna, G., 2020. "Not all threats are taken equally: Evidence from proxy fights", Financial Review, 55(1), 145-168.
Zhang, Y., Chen, F., Huang, J. and Shenoy, C., 2019. "Hot Money Flows and Production Uncertainty: Evidence from China", Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, 57(C), 1-16.
Chen, F., Huang, J. and Yu, H., 2019. "The Intra-Industry Effects of Proxy Contests", Journal of Economics and Finance, 44(2), 321-347.
Boynton, W. and Chen, F., 2018. "A Parametric Bootstrap to Evaluate Portfolio Allocation Models", Finance Research Letters, 25, 76-82.
Chen, F., Huang, J. and Yu, H., 2018. "Firm Risk and Proxy Fights: Evidence from SOX", Accounting and Finance Research, 7(2), 96-109.
Chen, F., Ngniatedema, T. and Li, S., 2018. "A cross-country comparison of green initiatives, green performance and financial performance", Management Decision, 56(6), 1008-1032.
Li, S., Ngniatedema, T. and Chen, F., 2017. "Understanding the Impact of Green Initiatives and Green Performance on Financial Performance in the US", Business Strategy and the Environment, 26(6), 776-790.
Chen, F., Chen, J., Sun, Z., Yu, T. and Zhong, M, 2013. "Systemic Risk, Financial Crisis and Credit Risk Insurance", Financial Review, 48, 417-422.
Chen, F. and Jarrett, J. 2011, "Financial Crisis and the Market Efficiency in the Chinese Equity Markets", Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, 16(3), 456-463.
In the Media
Frank Chen, assistant professor of finance, comments on CD rate fluctuations and how the economy's health impacts any changes the Federal Reserve could make.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of finance, discusses the importance of setting financial goals, as those with a better understanding of their spending habits are more likely to be successful.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of finance, discusses some tips for financial resolutions in the new year.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of finance, comments on how common a supply chain heist is and the negative impact on a retailer's bottom line.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of finance, comments on the demand for supply-chain financing programs as the Financial Accounting Standards Board's new rule goes into effect.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of accounting and finance, said rising interest rates would impact adjustable mortgage rates and those who have a credit score of 660 or lower more than any other group.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of accounting and finance, discusses PPP loans and how they were designed to help small businesses during the pandemic.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of finance, discusses what happens when the government reaches the debt ceiling and how this impacts the economy and the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of accounting and finance, says the cost of grain will rise next year as Ukraine, a major exporter to the U.S., will be in short supply due to the war continuing.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of accounting, finance, and marketing, talks about how inflation impacts interest rates as the demand for jobs increases.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of accounting, finance, and marketing, discusses crypto company FTX and the global impact on the industry's lack of regulations and security.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of finance, comments on the Federal Reserve raising interest rates again while consumer confidence is at an all-time low.
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Frank Chen, associate professor of accounting and finance, discusses the latest increase in interest rates from the Federal Reserve.