Nanying Lin Data-verified

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Assistant Professor of Finance

Arkansas State University

Last publication 2025 Last refreshed 2026-05-16

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3 h-index 16 pubs 73 cited

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Nanying Lin's research investigates the intersection of financial markets, investor behavior, and economic factors. Her work has explored how investor sentiment influences stock returns and the performance of hedge funds, particularly concerning disagreement and short-selling strategies. Lin has also examined the impact of geopolitical risk on the correlations between equity and agricultural commodities. Additionally, her research extends to the environmental impact of financial institutions, specifically their relationship with CO2 emissions across different income levels and fuel types.

Lin has co-authored publications with collaborators Tianxiang Chu and Oscar Gilbert, both from Arkansas State University. Her scholarly output includes 17 publications, with an h-index of 3 and 72 total citations. Her most recent publication was in 2025, indicating recent activity in her research areas.

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h-index: 3
Publications: 16
Citations: 73

Selected Publications

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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