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Nanying Lin
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Assistant Professor of Finance
Also affiliated: Lyon College (2021–2024); University of Arkansas Community College at Batesville (2021–2024); University of Manitoba (2020–2022)
Faculty Researcher
3 h-index
16 pubs
83 cited
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Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
Nanying Lin investigates the intersection of investor behavior, sentiment, and financial market outcomes. Her research explores how factors such as investor sophistication, disagreement among investors, and sentiment derived from sources like Yelp reviews influence expected stock returns and hedge fund performance. Lin's work also examines the relationship between financial institutions and CO2 emissions, considering specific fuel types and income levels. She has also studied the effects of geopolitical risk on the correlations between equity and agricultural commodities. Lin's scholarship includes publications in peer-reviewed journals, and she has collaborated with Tianxiang Chu and Oscar Gilbert on multiple projects.
Metrics
- h-index: 3
- Publications: 16
- Citations: 83
Selected Publications
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Behind the Riskiness of Cryptocurrencies: Stablecoin as Intermediary, Run Risk, and Crypto Asset Prices (2026)
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Financial institutions and CO2 emissions in the G20: Fuel-specific and income-level insights (2026)
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How Rational Is AI Investment Advice? Risk-Return Relevance in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Investments (2026)
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How Rational Is AI Financial Advising? Risk-Return Relevance in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Investments (2025)
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The Value of Accessing the Stock Lending Market: Stock Lending Income Bond and Asset Prices (2025)
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The value of accessing the stock lending market: Stock lending income bond and asset prices (2025)
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Measuring Stock-level Misvaluation as Implied Asset Volatility: A Mertonian Perspective (2025)
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Short-selling Profitability, Stock Lending Fees, and Asset Pricing Anomalies (2025)
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The Value of Investor Sophistication (2025)
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Economic Drivers of CO2 Emissions: Unraveling the Influence of Financial Institutions and Energy Consumption in G20 Countries (2025)
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Disagreement exploitation and the cross‐section of hedge fund performance (2024)
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Implied Asset Volatility and Stock Misvaluation: A Mertonian Perspective (2024)
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Yelp Consumption Sentiment and Asset Pricing (2024)
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Disagreement Exploitation and the Cross-Section of Hedge Funds Performance (2022)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
Chengbo Fu
University of Northern British Columbia (CA)
5 shared publications
- The Value of Investor Sophistication
- Short-selling Profitability, Stock Lending Fees, and Asset Pricing Anomalies
- Implied Asset Volatility and Stock Misvaluation: A Mertonian Perspective
- Economic Drivers of CO2 Emissions: Unraveling the Influence of Financial Institutions and Energy Consumption in G20 Countries
- Measuring Stock-level Misvaluation as Implied Asset Volatility: A Mertonian Perspective
Gady Jacoby
University of British Columbia (CA)
4 shared publications
- The Value of Investor Sophistication
- Disagreement exploitation and the cross‐section of hedge fund performance
- Yelp Consumption Sentiment and Asset Pricing
- Disagreement Exploitation and the Cross-Section of Hedge Funds Performance
Shi Li
Carleton University (CA)
2 shared publications
- Disagreement exploitation and the cross‐section of hedge fund performance
- Disagreement Exploitation and the Cross-Section of Hedge Funds Performance
Xiankui Hu
Howard University (US)
2 shared publications
- Implied Asset Volatility and Stock Misvaluation: A Mertonian Perspective
- Measuring Stock-level Misvaluation as Implied Asset Volatility: A Mertonian Perspective
Mansoor Pirabi
University of Northern British Columbia (CA)
2 shared publications
- Financial institutions and CO2 emissions in the G20: Fuel-specific and income-level insights
- Economic Drivers of CO2 Emissions: Unraveling the Influence of Financial Institutions and Energy Consumption in G20 Countries
Lei Lü
University of Manitoba (CA)
2 shared publications
- The Value of Investor Sophistication
- Short-selling Profitability, Stock Lending Fees, and Asset Pricing Anomalies
Yu Li
University of Manitoba (CA)
2 shared publications
- The value of accessing the stock lending market: Stock lending income bond and asset prices
- The Value of Accessing the Stock Lending Market: Stock Lending Income Bond and Asset Prices
Tianxiang Chu
Arkansas State University
2 shared publications
In database
- How Rational Is AI Financial Advising? Risk-Return Relevance in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Investments
- How Rational Is AI Investment Advice? Risk-Return Relevance in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Investments
Oscar Gilbert
Arkansas State University
2 shared publications
In database
- How Rational Is AI Financial Advising? Risk-Return Relevance in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Investments
- How Rational Is AI Investment Advice? Risk-Return Relevance in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Investments
Chi Liao
University of Manitoba (CA)
1 shared publication
- Yelp Consumption Sentiment and Asset Pricing
Yan Yang
Carleton University (CA)
1 shared publication
- Disagreement exploitation and the cross‐section of hedge fund performance
Zhihao Huang
1 shared publication
- Economic Drivers of CO2 Emissions: Unraveling the Influence of Financial Institutions and Energy Consumption in G20 Countries
Zhi Da
University of Mendoza (AR)
1 shared publication
- Short-selling Profitability, Stock Lending Fees, and Asset Pricing Anomalies
Chengbo Fu
University of Northern British Columbia (CA)
1 shared publication
- Financial institutions and CO2 emissions in the G20: Fuel-specific and income-level insights
Zhihao Huang
University of Manitoba (CA)
1 shared publication
- Financial institutions and CO2 emissions in the G20: Fuel-specific and income-level insights
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