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Zhu Yujie serves as Professor of Finance at Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management, holding dual leadership roles as Director of the Non-Performing Assets Research Center and Director of the Academic Office since 2016 and 2004 respectively.
His educational foundation includes:
- PhD in Economics from Tsinghua University (2005)
- Master of Computer Science from Tsinghua University (1994)
- Bachelor of Computer Science from Tsinghua University (1992)
Professor Zhu specializes in Corporate Finance with concentrated research on International Trade, Foreign Direct Investment, and Corporate Internationalization Strategy. His scholarly work examines institutional influences on corporate behavior, including Confucian culture's impact on corporate violations, underwriter reputation dynamics in bond markets, and margin trading effects on enterprise productivity. His publications consistently address Chinese market contexts while contributing to global finance theory through empirical analyses of equity pledges, government research projects, and labor regulation impacts.
His distinguished contributions to education have earned him:
- National Teaching Achievement Award First Prize (2014)
- Tsinghua University Education and Teaching Achievement First Prize (2021)
- College Teaching Excellence First Prize (2018)
- Multiple Tsinghua University Teaching Achievement Awards (2006-2016)
Professor Zhu actively bridges academia and industry through concurrent leadership positions including Vice Chairman of the Ministry of Education's Higher Education Finance Teaching Steering Committee and Deputy Secretary-General of the China Association of Finance and Banking's Financial Engineering Committee. His international engagement includes visiting scholar appointments at MIT Sloan School of Management, Harvard Business School, and HEC France. He serves as independent director for multiple companies while directing Tsinghua's Non-Performing Assets Research Center, where his team investigates financial risk management and asset restructuring strategies within China's evolving economic landscape.
