Dan Su

Dan Su serves as Assistant Professor of Finance at Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) in Beijing. A 2022 PhD graduate from the University of Minnesota, his research focuses on Macro Finance, Corporate Theory, and International Capital Flow within emerging market contexts.

Education:

• PhD in Finance, University of Minnesota (2022)

His scholarly work examines international capital movements, financial liberalization, and macro-finance linkages. Current projects analyze superstar firms, tech-fin macroeconomics, and productivity dynamics under capital account opening, blending theoretical modeling with empirical analysis of global financial systems.

Published research investigates manufacturing's role in middle-income growth trajectories, oil price volatility effects on Chinese equity markets, and capital account liberalization's distributional consequences. These studies reveal consistent exploration of financial policy impacts on economic development and market stability.

Scientific Awards:

• Western Finance Association Outstanding Research Award (2021)
• Carlson School Dissertation Fellowship (2020)
• Multiple University of Minnesota fellowships and teaching honors (2016-2021)

Dr. Su received comprehensive doctoral funding through University of Minnesota fellowships including the Carlson School Fellowship and Summer Research Awards. His dual teaching awards in 2019 recognize excellence in finance pedagogy during graduate training.