Weilin Li

Weilin Li is a Lecturer in Analytics at Northeastern University, contributing to academic programs in data-driven decision-making and financial analysis. Their research focuses on intersections of finance, public policy, and climate risk, with notable work on insurer climate supervision spillovers, political frictions in insurance markets, and public bond issuance effects on education inequality. Contact: w.li@northeastern.edu.

Recent research trends emphasize systemic risk, regulatory impacts on financial markets, and the economic implications of public policy. Publications span 2013–2024, addressing topics from US recession predictors to the near-failure of Long-Term Capital Management.

No academic awards or student advisement roles are listed in available records. Research collaborations may involve Northeastern's analytics initiatives and interdisciplinary teams studying debt markets and climate policy.