Biography
Dr. Ming Fang is an Assistant Professor of instruction in Finance at Temple University. Prior to joining Fox School of Business, he was a Lecture in Actuarial Science at Columbia University. His research interests include Theoretical, Empirical Asset Pricing, Financial Econometrics, and the application of Machine Learning in Finance and Insurance. He has taught courses in Financial Investments, Quantitative Risk Management, and Data Science in Finance and Insurance.
Dr. Fang is a veteran in financial service industry. He worked as a Vice President in AIG Investment Analytics and was responsible for the modeling of firm’s Strategic Asset Allocation and Performance Attribution. Before that he worked as a Portfolio Manager of market-neutral equity portfolios in Zacks Investments, Brevan Howard, and Partner-Re respectively. He was also a Sr. Quantitative Analyst in the Financial Engineering Group at Salomon Smith Barney.
Ming Fang holds a Ph.D. in Finance from Yale University and a Ph.D. in Applied Math from University of Washington. He graduated from Fudan University with his B.S. in mathematics.
Courses Taught
Number | Name | Level |
|---|---|---|
FIN 3506 | Derivatives and Financial Risk Management | Undergraduate |
FIN 3507 | Security Analysis and Portfolio Management | Undergraduate |
FIN 3508 | Fixed Income Modeling and Analysis | Undergraduate |
FIN 5613 | Derivative Valuation | Graduate |
FIN 5623 | Risk Measurement | Graduate |
FIN 5639 | Quantitative Risk Modeling | Graduate |
FIN 5646 | Frontiers in Quantitative Finance | Graduate |