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Assistant Professor of Finance
BA (Virginia) PhD (Duke)
Dr Howard Kung conducts research at the intersection of asset pricing and macroeconomics. His recent research studies how firms’ innovation decisions impact economic growth and asset markets, how changes in uncertainty affect firm investment decisions, and how restructuring the maturity structure of government debt can stimulate the economy.
Dr Kung was an Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of British Columbia prior to joining London Business School in 2014. He completed his PhD at Duke University and prior to his doctorate, he studied at the University of Virginia.
Kung's research is featured in the Wheeler Institute for Business and Development brochure.
Best Paper in Corporate Finance at the SFS Cavalcade, 2014.
AFA Travel Grant, 2010.
Graduate Fellowship, 2006-2012.
2020
Corhay A; Kung H; Schmid L
Review of Financial Studies 2020 Vol 33:12 p 5906-5939
Aldrich E H; Kung H
Studies in Nonlinear Dynamics and Econometrics 2020 Forthcoming
2019
Kung H; Bianchi F; Morales G
Journal of Monetary Economics 2019 January Vol 101 p 47-63
Kung H; Bai H; Hou K; Zhang L
Journal of Financial Economics 2019 Vol 131:2 p 269-298
2017
Kung H; Kim H
Review of Financial Studies 2017 Vol 30:1 p 245-280
2015
Kung H; Schmid L
Journal of Finance 2015 Vol 70:3 p 1001-1037
Kung H
Journal of Financial Economics 2015 Vol 115:1 p 42-57
2012
Croce M M; Kung H; Nguyen T T; Schmid L
Review of Financial Studies 2012 Vol 25:9 p 2635-2672
2020
Bianchi F; Kind T; Kung H
NBER Working Paper
2018
Bianchi F; Kung H; Tirskikh M
NBER Working Paper
2017
Corhay A; Kung H; Schmid L
Social Sciences Research Network
Aldrich E M; Kung H
Economic Research Initiatives at Duke (ERID)
Corhay A; Kung H; Morales G
Social Sciences Research Network
2016
Addooum J M; Kung H; Morales G
Social Sciences Research Network
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