Hu, Maggie Rong

Biography

Prof. Maggie Hu is currently an Assistant Professor of Real Estate and Finance at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. She received her PhD in Finance in 2013, and Bachelor of Engineering from National University of Singapore in 2008. Her main research interests include empirical corporate finance, banking and real estate finance. Her research papers have been presented at several international finance and real estate conferences, and published in leading journals such as Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis and Real Estate Economics.

Teaching Areas

Real Estate Finance
Banking

Research Interests

Real Estate Finance and Economics
International Finance
Banking
Empirical Corporate Finance

• Publications & Working Papers

  Publications

  • Maggie Rong Hu and He Wen (2014), “Aggregate Earnings and Market Returns: International Evidence,” Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 49(4), 879-901.
  • Maggie Rong Hu, Xudong An, Yongheng Deng, and Jeffrey D. Fisher (2016), “Commercial Real Estate Rental Index: A Dynamic Panel Data Model Estimation,” Real Estate Economics, 44(2), 378-410.
  • Maggie Rong Hu and He Wen (2016), “Religion and Bank Loan Terms,” Journal of Banking and Finance, 64, 205-215.
  • Maggie Rong Hu, Yongheng Deng and Anand Srinivasan (2017), “Information Asymmetry and Organisational Structure: Evidence from REITs,” Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 55(1), 32-64.

  Working Papers

  • Maggie Rong Hu and Adrian Lee, “Melting Pot or Salad Bowl: Culture Distance and Housing Investments“.
  • Maggie Rong Hu, Wen He, and Jin Yu, “How Stable are Corporate Capital Structures? International Evidence”.
  • Maggie Rong Hu and Adrian Lee, “Street Name Fluency and Housing Prices”.
  • Maggie Rong Hu, “Industrial Competition and Bank Lines of Credit“.
  • Maggie Rong Hu, Yongheng Deng, and Anand Srinivasan, “Hold-up versus Benefits in Relationship Banking: A Natural Experiment Using REIT Organisational Form“.
  • Maggie Rong Hu and Agarwal Sumit, “Liquidity Dynamics between Property Market and REIT Markets“.

• Grants
  • Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Grant with AU$625,000, 2014-2017
  • UNSW Business School Special Research Grant with AU$5,760, 2016-2017
  • UTS Business School Research Grant with AU$9,914, 2015-2016
  • UNSW Business School Special Research Grant with AU$7,000, 2014-2015

• Awards & Honours
  • 3rd Place, Best Paper Award at Global Real Estate Summit (AsRES joint with GCREC), 2015