Hao-Chen Liu, Ph.D.


Professor of Finance

Education

University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Ph.D., Finance, 2007

University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa, Alabama
M.A., Finance, 1995

University of Alabama - Tuscaloosa, Alabama
B.S., Finance, 1994 

Research Interests

Corporate Finance, international finance, market microstructure

Courses Taught

  • Business Finance
  • Intermediate Financial Management
  • International Finance

Selected Publications

Liu, H.-C. and M.D. Witte, “Window-Dressing or Preferred Habitat: Evidence from Swaps market”, Review of Pacific Basin Financial Markets and Policies (forthcoming)

Liu, H.-C., 2017, “Price Clustering and Information Revelation in the Foreign Exchange Market: Evidence from Taiwan”, Advances in Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management 8, 125-136 (accepted in 2016)

Liu, H.-C. and M.D. Witte, 2013, “The Microstructure of Covered Interest Arbitrage in a Market with a Dominant Market Maker”, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money 24, 25-41

Chou, C.-H and H.-C Liu, 2013, “The Effectiveness of Web-based Foreign Exchange Trading Simulation in International Finance Course”, Journal of Teaching in International Business 24, 4-20

Liu, H.-C. and M.D. Witte, 2013, “Price Clustering in the US Dollar/Taiwan Dollar Swap Market”, Financial Review 48, 77-96

Honors & Awards

  • Best Paper Award, 2018 IASTEM International Conference, New York City, USA
  • Distinguished Teaching Award, National Kaohsiung Normal University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 2015
  • School of Business Research Grant, School of Business, College of Charleston, Summer 2011  
  • International Studies and Foreign Language: Global Scholars Travel Funds, College of Charleston, Summer 2010  
  • School of Business Research Grant, School of Business, College of Charleston, Summer 2010

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