Xiaoyuan Wan, Jiachen Zhang (2026). (When) is beta priced in China? International Review of Financial Analysis.DOI
Xiaoyuan Wan, Sichao Shen, Jiachen Zhang (2024). Do stock prices follow random walk over day and night? -- evidence from Chinese stock market. Applied Economics, Vol. 560, No. 60.DOI
Xiaoyuan Wan (2024). Margin-buying, short-selling, and stock valuation: Why is the effect reversed over time in China? Journal Of Empirical Finance, Vol. 76.DOI
Xiaoyuan Wan, Jiachen Zhang (2024). Systematic COVID risk, idiosyncratic COVID risk and stock returns. North American Journal Of Economics And Finance, Vol. 69.DOI
Ming-Mao Deng, Zhiyuan Wang, Xiaoyuan Wan (2024). Left-tail momentum and right-tail reversal: does trading attenuate or exacerbate the anomaly? Applied Economics Letters.DOI
Xiaoyuan Wan, Jiachen Zhang (2022). The effect of relaxing daily price limit: Evidence from the ChiNext market of China. Economics Letters, Vol. 215.DOI
Xiaoyuan Wan (2020). The impact of short-selling and margin-buying on liquidity: Evidence from the Chinese stock market. Journal Of Empirical Finance, Vol. 55.DOI
Xiaoyuan Wan (2018). Is the idiosyncratic volatility anomaly driven by the MAX or MIN effect? Evidence from the Chinese stock market. International Review Of Economics & Finance, Vol. 53.DOI