2013网易经济学家年会参会嘉宾 陈志武

耶鲁大学管理学院金融学教授 陈志武

陈志武现任耶鲁大学金融经济学教授，清华大学访问教授，同时为中国金融博物馆首席顾问、中央电视台大型纪录片《华尔街》学术总指导。曾任教于俄亥俄州立大学(1995-99)和威斯康星大学（1990-95年），在中国，曾任清华大学和北京大学光华管理学院特聘教授。

陈教授是博茂集团首席顾问，同时任中国石油股份公司、中国交通银行、诺德基金管理公司的独立董事, 中国证监会国际顾问委员会委员、北京市十二五规划专家咨询委员会委员、耶鲁大学雅礼协会理事。他曾经参与创办Zebra Capital Management基金管理公司并在2001至2011年间为其两位合伙人之一。1998年他参与创办了ValuEngine公司。

陈教授的主要研究和教学领域：金融经济学、金融社会学、制度与市场监管、资本市场、资产定价和投资管理、金融与文化、金融经济史等。最近十几年，他的研究主要集中在中国经济转型过程中的市场发展和其它新兴资本市场问题。

2012年全球咨询公司Burson-Marsteller在其“G20 Influencers' report”（G20国家最具影响力人物报告）中将陈教授列为“中国最具影响力的十人”之一。2006年Wall Street Wire把陈教授列为中国十位最具影响力经济学家之一。

获得过美国默顿•米勒研究奖、芝加哥期权交易所研究奖等多项奖励。陈教授的2009年著作《金融的逻辑》获得过23项最佳年度图书奖，包括《亚洲周刊》华文“2009年十大好书”（非小说类）、光明日报“2009年年度图书”、中国图书评论学会·“2009年度十大图书”、央视读书栏目和《中国图书商报》“2009年度30本最值得一读的好书”、《新京报》2009华语图书传媒年选·年度商业图书、以及中华读书报、新浪网、搜狐网与当当网“2009年度十佳图书”奖。2008年著作《为什么中国人勤劳而不富有》获得和讯网最佳图书头等奖。

过去二十年，陈教授在众多国际经济学、金融学学报发表过许多学术研究论文。他的中文著作包括《财富是怎样产生的？》、《媒体、法律与市场》、《为什么中国人勤劳而不富有》、《非理性亢奋》、《金融的逻辑》、《24堂财富课》、《陈志武谈中国经济》。

陈志武教授于1983年获中南工业大学计算机学士，1986年获国防科技大学硕士学位，1990年获耶鲁大学金融经济学博士学位。

Dr. Zhiwu Chen, Professor of Finance, Yale School of Management, and a Visiting Professor, Tsinghua University. He is Chief Advisor to Permal Group. He is also on the board of directors at PetroChina, Bank of Communications, and Lord Abbett China Fund Management. Dr. Chen is on the International Advisory Board of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), the Board of Trustees of the Yale-China Association, the 12th Five-Year Plan Advisory Commission to the Beijing Municipal Government, and a Chief Academic Advisor to the 10-episode CCTV documentary series, “Wall Street”.

Professor Chen is an influential and widely-read economist in China. He is an expert on finance theory, capital markets, and China's economy and financial markets. Dr. Chen is a frequent contributor to top economics and finance journals with research papers ranging from securities valuation to capital market development, to the impact of financial markets on society and culture, and economic policy topics. In the last ten years, Dr. Chen has been actively doing research on market development and institution-building issues in the context of China's transition process and other emerging markets. What institutions are necessary for markets to develop? What roles do financial innovations play in a country's economic development process? These are among the issues which Dr. Chen's research focuses on.

Dr. Chen's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Boston Globe, Barron's, Far-Eastern Economic Review, and many newspapers and magazines in Hong Kong and China. His voice is often heard through his columns, interviews and writings in the Chinese media, including TV, radio, and print media. His book, The Logic of Finance (2009), has been among the best sellers in China since September 2009 and has received more than 25 different book awards in China and Hong Kong.  He has published four other books in Chinese, Why Are the Chinese Industrious and yet not Rich? (2008), Irrational Overconfidence (2008), How is Wealth Created? (2005), and Media, Law and Markets (2005).

In its 2012 'G20 Influencers' report, Burson-Marsteller lists Dr. Chen as one of the top ten political influencers in China. In 2006, Wall Street Wire listed Dr. Chen as one of the ten most influential economists in China. Dr. Chen received the Pacesetter Research Award at Ohio State University in 1999, the Merton Miller Prize in 1994, and the Chicago Board Options Exchange Competitive Research Award in 1994.

Dr. Chen previously served on the Expert Advisory Board for the formation of the China Investment Corporation in 2007, and on the board of directors at both Jiayuan.com International (a NASDAQ listed company) from May 2011 to April 2012 and China Eagle Securities Corp. from 2002 to 2005.  He was co-founder and partner of ZEBRA Capital Management from 2001 to March 2011, and co-chairman of ValuEngine Inc. from 1997 to 2004.

Dr. Chen received from Yale University a Ph.D. Financial Economics in December 1990 and M.Phil. and M.A. in Financial Economics, May 1990. He received an M.S. in Systems Analysis from Changsha Institute of Technology, China in1986. He went to the Central-South University of Technology, China, and graduated from there with a B.S. degree in Computer Science in1983.