Poster Sessions 2026
The Asian Bureau of Finance and Economic Research will be holding its 13th Annual Conference on 18-21 May 2026 at Conrad Singapore Orchard. We invited submission of high quality papers from PhD students for the poster sessions which will be held on 19 and 20 May 2026, from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm.
Selected Papers
From the 93 poster submissions received, 16 posters were selected for presentation. Poster files will be available in early May.
- Supply Chain Industrial Policy, Local Entry, and Stock Returns
Laura Xiaolei LIU (Peking University)
Chloe Yue LIU (Peking University)
Sheridan TITMAN (The University of Texas at Austin and ABFER)
Rundong WANG* (Peking University) - From Gray Income to Health Gains: The Impact of Anti-Corruption Inspections in Chinese Hospitals
Ruiqi DING* (Singapore Management University)
Aljoscha JANSSEN (Singapore Management University)
Jessica Ya SUN (Huazhong University of Science and Technology)
Xuan ZHANG (Singapore Management University) - Electoral Pressure and Strategic Disclosure of Congressional Trades
Amy HUTTON (Boston College)
Susan SHU (Boston College)
Danling SONG* (Boston College) - Distorted by Design: Size-Dependent Guarantees and Capital Misallocation
Dongcheng YANG* (Columbia University) - The Rise of Government Venture Capital in China
Ruilin CHENG* (Peking University)
Yiran XU (University of Oxford)
Dilan YANG (University of Oxford) - Social Movement and Gender Disparities in Promotions: Evidence from the #MeToo Movement
Chinhui HSIEH* (Nanyang Technological University)
Angie LOW (Nanyang Technological University and ABFER)
Wenrui ZHANG (Colorado State University) - Partisan Expectations and Behavior in the U.S. Housing Market
Xinyu CAO* (The University of British Columbia)
Tianping WU (The University of British Columbia) - From Nickel Mining to Battery Superpower How Green Demand Intensifies Indonesia Environmental and Distributional Costs
Qiuxia GAO* (National University of Singapore) - Friends and Firearms: Social Ties and Gun Demand After Mass Shootings
Qilin HUANG* (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Liuming YANG (Chinese University of Hong Kong) - Going Overseas: FDI Decisions and Supply-Chain Integration
Zhengrui CHENG* (Georgetown University) - Asset Heterogeneity and Uncommon Factors
Lin William CONG (Nanyang Technological University and ABFER)
Guanhao FENG (City University of Hong Kong and ABFER)
Jingyu HE (City University of Hong Kong)
Junye LI (Fudan University)
Qianshu ZHANG* (City University of Hong Kong) - Financial Disclosure by Contractors and Government Funding Allocation: Evidence from U.S. Research Universities
Zhenghai CHI* (National University of Singapore) - Real Effects of Corporate Debt Collateral Eligibility
Bo JING* (Tsinghua University) - The Costs of Financial Crises in the United States
Joseph HOON* (National University of Singapore)
Chang LIU (National University of Singapore)
Karsten MUELLER (National University of Singapore)
Jonathan PAYNE (Princeton University)
Zhongxi ZHENG (National University of Singapore) - Salient Cues of Economic Transitions in Analyst Forecasting: Evidence from the Electric Vehicle Era
Xueqing GENG* (Singapore Management University)
Jarrad HARFORD (University of Washington)
Frank Weikai LI (City University of Hong Kong)
Yonghao Archaelake ZHAI (Singapore Management University) - Alleviating Government Frictions Through Loan Policy: VAT Rebate Loans and Trade Adjustment
Yichen WANG* (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
* Presenter
Organising and Selection Committee
Chair: Jun PAN (Shanghai Jiao Tong University and ABFER)
Allen HUANG (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and ABFER)
Kwan Ok LEE (National University of Singapore and ABFER)
Elvira SOJLI (University of New South Wales and ABFER)
Timeline
| Open Submission | 15 November 2025 |
|---|---|
| Submission Deadline | 15 January 2026 |
| Selection by | 15 February 2026 |
| Inform Authors by | 28 February 2026 |
Things to Note
- We highly encourage submissions from PhD students and those who are not affiliated with ABFER.
- Submissions can be joint work with other scholars, researchers and PhD students. PhD students are also welcomed to submit their working papers to the conference Call for Papers.
- Presenter must be a current PhD student.
- The presenter must bring the roll-up poster, set up and attend the poster sessions in-person on 19 and 20 May at 5:00 pm.
- The selection committee will select 15 to 18 papers. Only selected authors will be notified and decision by the selection committee is final.
- Authors have to prepare the poster if their papers are selected. Guidelines on poster preparation will be provided.
- The selection committee will award three prizes after the poster sessions.
- Best poster: S$500
- 1st Runner-up: S$300
- 2nd Runner-up: S$200
- Travel and accommodation costs must be self-funded. Sponsorship will not be provided for presenters.
Interest to Attend
- If you are interested to attend the conference, please visit this page.