Wang, Chengwei
Major: Economics / Finance
Associate Professor
Dr. Chengwei Wang is an Associate Professor of Finance at SKK GSB, Sungkyunkwan University. Her research focuses on how information is produced, disclosed, and processed in financial markets, with particular interests in corporate disclosure, investor information processing, and organizational economics. A central theme of her research examines how segment-level information reveals firms’ underlying economics, including hidden rents, internal organizational structures, and managerial decision-making, and how such information affects price discovery and investor behavior. Her broader work also explores the role of accounting information, managerial incentives, and market intermediaries in shaping capital-market outcomes. Her research has been published in leading academic journals, including the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis.
Chengwei is also a passionate educator and has received multiple teaching awards at SKK GSB. She teaches Managerial Economics, Financial Management, Bond Markets and Strategies, International Financial Decision Making, and Emerging Markets Finance. Her teaching emphasizes the application of economic and financial frameworks to real-world business decisions and contemporary market developments.Chengwei received her Ph.D. in Finance from INSEAD in 2016. Prior to pursuing an academic career, she worked as an Associate at Morgan Stanley in Shanghai, China.
CONTACT INFORMATION
- tel +82-2-740-1523
- mail wangchw@skku.edu
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location
International Hall 3F 90332
Publications
- Wang, C. (2022). Investing in low-trust countries: On the role of social trust in the global mutual fund industry. Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 57(1).
Research Summary
- [Finance] Chengwei Wang - Investing in Low-Trust Countries: On the Role of Social Trust in the Global Mutual Fund Industry
- Professor Chengwei Wang' paper has just been accepted for publication in the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Abstract <br /> <br /> We hypothesize that social trust, in mitigating contracting incompleteness, may have an important effect on the activeness and effectiveness of delegated portfolio management. Using a complete sample of worldwide open-end mutual funds, we find that trust is positively associated with the activeness of funds and that trust-related active share delivers superior performance (e.g., approximately 2% per year for cross-border investments). Moreover, “trust in the market” and “trust in managers” play important yet different roles for different types of cross-border delegated portfolio management. Our results suggest that trust acts as a fundamental building block for delegated portfolio management.
trust , international investments , mutual funds , performance
Awards & Honors
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2017 SKK GSB Full-Time MBA Program Teaching Excellence Award
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2018 SKK GSB Full-Time MBA Program Teaching Excellence Award
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2019 SKK GSB Full-Time MBA Program Teaching Excellence Award
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2021 SKK GSB Professional MBA Program Teaching Excellence Award
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2023 SKK GSB Full-Time MBA Program Teaching Excellence Award
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2024 SKK GSB Professional MBA Program Teaching Excellence Award
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2025 SKK GSB Professional MBA Program Teaching Excellence Award
ADDITIONAL INFOMATION
AREAS OF INTEREST
- Information in Financial Markets
- Green Finance
- Mutual Funds
- Short Selling
- Financial Analysts