I am a PhD candidate in accounting at ESMT Berlin, and will be on the 2026-2027 job market. I hold an MSc in Management (2021) from ESMT Berlin and a BSc in Accounting (2017) from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. 

I enjoy research on the intersection of banking regulations and macroeconomics. My job market paper studies the economic consequences of the Federal Reserve's 2017 disclosure of supervisory stress test models, documenting how regulatory transparency redistributes wealth among stakeholders through an option value of capital retention mechanism.

My work on the Current Expected Credit Loss model shows that mandatory disclosure of managers' private estimations about future macroeconomic conditions can crowd out private information collection, thus harming managerial learning from the stock price.