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Roger Huang

Professor Emeritus

Finance

Biography

Dr. Roger D. Huang is the Kenneth R. Meyer Professor of Global Investment Management. He holds a B.S. in Industrial Management from Purdue, as well as master and doctorate degrees in finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

Dr. Huang teaches global finance in the Executive MBA program, and multinational financial management in the MBA and Undergraduate programs. His areas of research expertise are international financial management and financial market microstructure.

Dr. Huang joined the Notre Dame faculty in 2000 after previously teaching and conducting research at Vanderbilt University, the University of Florida, MIT, and Purdue University. He was voted the best teacher in the Executive MBA program four times, as well as the best teacher in the MBA program; he also has received the Teaching Excellence Award on three occasions.

Dr. Huang has written extensively on the subjects of world financial markets and trading systems. He previously served on the board of Bon Secours Health System, Inc., as well as the Nasdaq Review Council, and has received numerous fellowships and grants.

Background

Education

Ph D, University of Pennsylvania, Finance
MA, University of Pennsylvania, Finance
BS, Purdue University, Industrial Management

Jobs

Kenneth R. Meyer Professor of Global Investment Management, University of Notre Dame
Associate Dean, University of Notre Dame
Chairperson of the Department of Finance, University of Notre Dame

Expertise

International Financial Management
Financial Market Microstructure

Publications

Local Effects of Foreign Ownership in an Emerging Financial Market: Evidence from Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors in Taiwan

Roger Huang
Cheng-Yi Shiu

Financial Management

2009

Does the Market Dole Out Collective Punishment? An Empirical Analysis of Industry, Geography, and Arthur Andersen’s Reputation

Roger Huang
Hang Li

Journal of Banking and Finance

33

2009

A Functional Approach to the Price Impact of Stock Trades and the Implied True Price

Roger Huang
Christopher Ting

Journal of Empirical Finance

15

1

2008

The Supply and Demand of Immediacy: Evidence from the NYSE

Roger Huang
Hans Stoll

Oxford University Press

Bruce Lehmann ed. The Legacy of Fischer Black

2005

Trading Activity and Stock Price Volatility: Evidence from the London Stock Exchange

Roger Huang
Ronald Masulis

Journal of Empirical Finance

10

2003

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Presentations

Liquidity, Investability, and Realized Foreign Investment in Emerging Markets, Florida International University Finance Seminar (2010)
Aftermath of the 2007 Global Crisis: Déjà Vu or Jamais Vu?, China University of Technology (2010)
Liquidity, Investability, and Realized Foreign Investment in Emerging Markets, National Central University (2010)
Liquidity, Investability, and Realized Foreign Investment in Emerging Markets, Yuan Ze Finance Seminar (2010)
Aftermath of the 2007 Global Crisis: Déjà Vu or Jamais Vu?, Yuan Ze University (2010)
Does the Market Dole Out Collective Punishment? An Empirical Analysis of Industry, Geography, and Arthur Andersen's Reputation, Accounting and Finance Conference (2008)
Liquidity, Investability, and Realized Foreign Investment in Emerging Markets, AMF/SEC Conference (2007)
Fairness and the Renminbi-Dollar Exchange Rate: A Joint Market and Ethical Framework and Some Recommendations, Conference on Business Ethics (2006)
Overseas Monitors in Emerging Financial Markets: Evidence from Foreign Ownership in Taiwan, Pennsylvania State University Finance Seminar (2005)
Overseas Monitors in Emerging Financial Markets: Evidence from Foreign Ownership in Taiwan, Indiana University Finance Seminar (2005)
Overseas Monitors and Emerging Financial Markets: An Analysis of Foreign Investment Flows and Equity Ownership in Taiwan, Western Finance Association Conference (2005)
Overseas Monitors and Emerging Financial Markets: An Analysis of Foreign Investment Flows and Equity Ownership in Taiwan, Financial Markets Research Center Conference (2005)
Overseas Monitors and the Home Bias: An Analysis of Foreign Investment Flows and Equity Ownership in Taiwan, University of Notre Dame Finance Seminar (2004)
Overseas Monitors and the Home Bias: An Analysis of Foreign Investment Flows and Equity Ownership in Taiwan, Conference on the Theories and Practices of Securities and Financial Market (2004)
Overseas Monitors and the Home Bias: An Analysis of Foreign Investment Flows and Equity Ownership in Taiwan, Michigan State University Finance Seminar (2004)
Do Individual NYSE Specialists Subsidize Illiquid Stocks?, Western Finance Association Conference (2004)
Reflections on a Globalized Market, Third Wuhan International Conference on E-Business: Global Business Interface (2004)
Universal Financial Principles, Zhongnan University of Economics & Law Finance Seminar (2004)
Do Individual NYSE Specialists Subsidize Illiquid Stocks?, Financial Markets Research Center Conference (2004)
Do Individual NYSE Specialists Subsidize Illiquid Stocks?, New York Stock Exchange Finance Seminar (2004)
Do Individual NYSE Specialists Subsidize Illiquid Stocks?, University of Notre Dame Finance Seminar (2003)
Selective disclosure and opportunistic trading: An analysis of discretionary earnings announcements, Southern Methodist University Finance Seminar (2002)
Selective disclosure and opportunistic trading: An analysis of discretionary earnings announcements, Vanderbilt University Finance Seminar (2002)
Selective disclosure and opportunistic trading: An analysis of discretionary earnings announcements, University of Notre Dame Finance Seminar (2001)
The Quality of ECN and Nasdaq Market Maker Quotes, City University of Hong Kong Finance Seminar (2001)
Price Discovery by ECNs and Nasdaq Market Makers, University of Georgia Finance Seminar (2000)
Price Discovery by ECNs and Nasdaq Market Makers, Commodities Futures Trading Commission Finance Seminar (2000)
Price Discovery by ECNs and Nasdaq Market Makers, Michigan State University Finance Seminar (2000)
Tick Size, Bid-Ask Spreads and Market Structure, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Financial Markets 2000: E-Finance (2000)
Inventory Risk-Sharing and Public Information-Base, University of Notre Dame Finance Seminar (2000)
Price Discovery by ECNS and Nasdaq Market Makers, Western Finance Association Conference (2000)

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