Yan Wang

Yan Wang is an Associate Professor of Finance at the Goodman School of Business, Brock University. His research focuses on asset pricing models, corporate governance, and investment strategies under conditions of information uncertainty. He explores topics such as market efficiency, risk analysis, and institutional investor behavior through both theoretical and empirical lenses.

Key research interests include the impact of information quality on asset pricing (e.g., IQCAPM framework), the role of idiosyncratic risk factors, and the dynamics of investor learning in valuation models. His work often addresses challenges posed by incomplete or noisy information in financial markets.

Dr. Wang's publications from 2010–2019 consistently address themes in asset pricing theory, corporate governance mechanisms, and behavioral finance. His research has contributed to understanding momentum investing anomalies, blockholder influence in global markets, and optimal decision-making under stochastic environments.

No awards or grants are explicitly listed in available materials. Advising and team collaborations are not detailed in the provided text, though his academic position suggests involvement in graduate supervision and scholarly networks within the Goodman School.