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Xi Dong is an Associate Professor of Finance at the Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College (City University of New York). His academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Finance from Boston College and prior appointments at INSEAD (2010-2013) and Baruch College (Assistant Professor 2014-2023). He serves on numerous Ph.D. dissertation committees and organizes academic seminars.
- Ph.D., Finance, Boston College
- M.A., Economics, The Ohio State University
- B.Eng., Engineering, Southeast University
As a leading scholar in financial economics, Dong's research bridges theoretical insights with empirical analysis across:
- Asset pricing anomalies and market return predictability
- Institutional investor behavior and market microstructure
- AI/ML applications in financial data analysis
- Media impact on financial markets
- Information asymmetry in trading
His latest work examines AI democratization effects on trading inequality, capital flow dynamics in factor investing, and anomaly persistence in global markets. Articles appear in top journals like:
- Review of Financial Studies
- Journal of Finance
- Management Science
- Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis
Dong has received prestigious awards including:
- Eugene M. Lang Fellowship
- PwC Best Academic Paper Award
- Teaching Excellence Award at Zicklin
- Richard Crowell Memorial Prizes
He actively serves as referee for major finance journals and reviews for conferences like the American Finance Association Meeting and SFS Cavalcade.
