Chaojun Wang

Chaojun Wang is an Assistant Professor of Finance at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. His research focuses on over-the-counter markets, market structure and design, and financial market organization.

• Ph.D. in Statistics (2017) and minor in Economics from Stanford University
• Diplôme d'ingénieur (2011) from École Polytechnique

Wang’s work examines critical aspects of financial markets, including trading costs in bond markets, strategic dealer behavior on multi-dealer platforms, and regulatory implications for over-the-counter trading. His publications analyze phenomena like size discounts/penalties in trades, equilibrium dynamics in multi-dealer systems, and optimal taxation frameworks for OTC markets. These studies often integrate game theory, information asymmetry, and empirical market data to address systemic inefficiencies.

The abstracts highlight his methodological rigor, featuring equilibrium models, welfare analyses, and empirical validation using transaction datasets. While no scientific awards are listed, his research has been covered by Knowledge at Wharton and presented at academic seminars.