Ming Taylor

Ming Taylor is an Assistant Professor at the MT School of Management within New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). His research focuses on the intersection of social networks, financial markets, and organizational behavior. Key interests include earnings management, capital market dynamics, machine learning applications in finance, and predictive modeling for employee attrition.

His research outputs (11 articles) span topics such as network structures in financial instruments (e.g., Overnight Index Swaps), machine learning-driven asset pricing models, and the role of social networks in corporate decision-making. Notable contributions include studies on security issuance mechanisms and trust in financial institutions.

Ming has received media attention for his work on executive networks and earnings manipulation, with coverage in outlets like International Journal of Organizational Analysis and European Journal of Finance. His work bridges econometric analysis with practical applications in corporate finance and organizational management.

Collaborations include researchers from diverse institutions, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to financial and managerial challenges.