My main research interests are:
Bubble detection and inference
Structural change testing
High dimensional econometrics
Portfolio allocation
Research Interest Summary:
Structural Change Tests: I focus on hypothesis testing for structural changes, particularly on developing robust methods. I have developed a structural change test for detecting instantaneous causality in the presence of time-varying volatility. Additionally, I have proposed several robust tests for detecting structural changes in volatility in both univariate and multivariate contexts. My Ph.D. thesis further explores quantile-based methods for bubble identification, aimed at improving real-time monitoring.
Portfolio Allocation: My second area of interest is portfolio allocation, particularly in high-dimensional financial settings. This research involves factor model-based approaches and high-dimensional covariance matrix estimation. I have studied a time-varying minimum variance portfolio based on a time-varying coefficient factor model, a robust minimum variance portfolio using robust weighted PCA, and applied uncertainty learning to mean-variance portfolios. These studies are all conducted within high-dimensional frameworks. Moreover, I explore the use of real-time bubble detection signals to enhance investment returns.
I am open to all forms of academic communication and collaboration!
Email : wrkworld[at]163[dot]com
Current Address:No.422 Siming South Road, Xiamen University, Xiamen, 361005, China.