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YaoDong-2022
Yao Dong is a PhD student in Banking & Finance at King's Business School.

Mr Yao Dong

PhD Student in Banking & Finance

Research interests

  • Banking & Finance

Contact details

Biography

Project Title: Climate Transition Risk and the Financial System

Supervisor: Professor David Aikman, Professor Leone Leonida

Year of Entry: 2021, full-time

Yao Dong joined Qatar Centre for Global Banking and Finance, King's Business School as a PhD student in 2021. His research interests lie primarily in financial stability and climate change. His current research project focuses on climate stress testing.

Yao holds a bachelor’s degree in financial mathematics awarded jointly by Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University and the University of Liverpool and a master’s degree in financial engineering from Imperial College London. Before his PhD study, he completed investment banking internships at CITIC Securities and Central China Securities.

Research

QCBPromo
Qatar Centre for Global Banking & Finance

The Qatar Centre for Global Banking & Finance is a research centre dedicated to the study of central banks and the challenges they face in the global environment. It aims to develop cutting-edge research in all areas of central bank policy making, ranging from monetary policy to financial stability and regulation.

News

New research shows how companies could be gaming their reported greenhouse gas emissions

Team make five policy recommendations to prevent gaming undermining effectiveness of climate finance

A cloud of emissions floats from a factory or power station's tall chimney stacks

Research

QCBPromo
Qatar Centre for Global Banking & Finance

The Qatar Centre for Global Banking & Finance is a research centre dedicated to the study of central banks and the challenges they face in the global environment. It aims to develop cutting-edge research in all areas of central bank policy making, ranging from monetary policy to financial stability and regulation.

News

New research shows how companies could be gaming their reported greenhouse gas emissions

Team make five policy recommendations to prevent gaming undermining effectiveness of climate finance

A cloud of emissions floats from a factory or power station's tall chimney stacks