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The Douglas E. Durand Award for Research Excellence has been established in recognition of the central role that scholarship plays in the academic life of the faculty of the College of Business Administration, University of Missouri-St. Louis. The award is given annually to a tenure track faculty member in the College of Business Administration in recognition of recent significant contributions to research and scholarship. Award candidates may be committee-, peer- or self-nominated. The College's Research and Faculty Development Committee accepted applications and select the award recipient. The award was announced and presented to Dr. Hung-Gay Fung at the College's Honors Banquet at the Missouri Athletic Club, downtown St. Louis on September 7, 2003.
Dr. Hung-Gay Fung, Dr. Y.S. Tsiang Professor in Chinese Studies
College of Business Administration, University of Missouri-St. Louis
Degrees Held:
Ph.D. (Major - Finance; minor - Economics), Georgia State University,1984
B.B.A. (Major - Finance; minor - Economics), The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1978
Teaching:
Areas: Investments, Risk Management, Corporate Finance, International Investments
Courses:
International Banking
International Finance
Options and Futures
Investment Analysis
Corporate Finance
Research:
* Areas: International Finance, Banking, Derivative Markets and Small Business Finance
* Selected Significant Publications:
* "Underwriting Cycles in Property and Liability Insurance: An Empirical Analysis of Industry and By-line Data," (With Gene C. Lai, Gary Patterson, and Robert C. Witt) Journal of Risk and Insurance, December 1998, Volume 65, No. 4, pgs. 539-562.
* "Asset Pricing in Segmented Capital Markets: Preliminary Evidence from China-Domiciled Companies," (with Winnie Poon and Michael Firth) Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, August 1998, pgs. 307-319.
* "Factors Afecting Foreign Investor Choice in Types of U.S. Real Estate," (with Deborah Ford and Dan Gerlowski) Journal of Real Estate Research, 1998, Volume 16, pgs. 99-111.
* "International Interest Rate Transmission and Volatility Spillover," (with Hoyoon Jang and Wai Lee) International Review of Economics and Finance, 1997, Volume 6, pgs. 67-75.
Awards:
Recipient, Best Paper Award (with G.Lai, R. MacMinn and Bob Witt), Committee on Online Service (COOS), Casuality Actuarial Society, 1999.
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