Luo, Dan（羅丹）

Biography

Prof. Luo is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Finance at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Business School. Before joining CUHK in 2023, he was a postdoc researcher at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. He received his PhD degree in Finance from Stanford Graduate School of Business, and Master in Economics and Bachelor of Economics degrees from Tsinghua University. His primary research interests are corporate finance, microeconomic theory, and China economy.

Teaching Areas

Finance

Research Interests

Corporate Finance
Microeconomic Theory
China Economy

• Publications & Working Papers

  Working Papers

  • Dan Luo, “Raising Capital from Investor Syndicates with Strategic Communication,” Journal of Finance, R&R.
  • Liang Dai, Dan Luo, and Ming Yang, “Disclosure of Bank-specific Information and Stability of Financial Systems,” Review of Financial Studies, Conditionally accepted.
  • Dan Luo and Ming Yang, “The Optimal Structure of Securities under Coordination Frictions.”
  • Dan Luo, Michael Weber, Zhishu Yang and Jacky Qi Zhang, “Monetary Policy Transmission within Chinese Banking System.”
  • Dan Luo and Jian Sun, “A Dynamic Delegated-investment Model of SPAC.”
  • Dan Luo, “Moral Hazard and Corporate Information Environment.”

• Awards & Honours
  • Charles River Associates Award For the Best Paper on Corporate Finance, the Western Finance Association, 2023
  • Best Research Paper Award in Finance , Research Symposium on Finance and Economics, 2023
  • “Best paper in finance theory on the job market” first prize, the Finance Theory Group (FTG), 2022
  • The Brattle Group PhD Candidate Awards for Outstanding Research, the Western Finance Association, 2022