Dongjie (Oliver) Fang
Dongjie (Oliver) Fang

Ph.D. Student in Business Administration (Finance)

Kate Tiedemann School of Business and Finance, University of South Florida

Oliver Fang is a Ph.D. student in Finance at the Kate Tiedemann School of Business and Finance at the University of South Florida. His research interests include behavioral finance, labor and finance, FinTech, and derivatives.

His research has appeared in Pacific-Basin Finance Journal and NTU Management Review. He has presented at FMA, EFMA, EasternFA, SWFA, PBFEAM, TFA, and other conferences. He has rich experience supervising master’s theses and teaching financial-engineering courses.

He holds a Ph.D. and an M.Sc. in Money and Banking from National Chengchi University, and a B.Econ. in Financial Engineering from Ningbo University.

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Interests
  • Behavioral Finance
  • Labor and Finance
  • FinTech
  • Derivatives
Education

  • Ph.D. Student in Business Administration (Finance Concentration)

    University of South Florida

  • Ph.D. in Money and Banking

    National Chengchi University

  • Visiting Ph.D. Student

    University of North Carolina at Charlotte

  • M.Sc. in Money and Banking

    National Chengchi University

  • B.Econ. in Financial Engineering

    Ningbo University

Publications
Dongjie (Oliver) Fang, Z. W. Ye, J. C. He, Shih-Kuei Lin (2024). What Drives Jumps in the Secured Overnight Financing Rate? Evidence from the Arbitrage-Free Nelson–Siegel Model with Jump Diffusion. Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, 86, 102392.
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Shih-Kuei Lin, Ming-Che Chuang, Dongjie (Oliver) Fang (2021). Valuation and Risk Management of Weather Derivatives: The Application of CME Rainfall Index Binary Contracts. NTU Management Review, 31(1), 117–153.
Working Papers
Zong-Wei Yeh, Dongjie (Oliver) Fang (2026). The Price of Weather: Unspanned ENSO Risk in Commodity Futures.
Zong-Wei Yeh, Dongjie (Oliver) Fang (2026). When Ample Reserves Are Priced: Evidence from Federal Funds Futures.
Dongjie (Oliver) Fang, Hsing-Hua Chang, Shih-Kuei Lin, Carl R. Chen (2024). Economic Recessions, Financial Disclosure, and Market Response: Evidence from Form 10-K, 10-Q, and Earnings Call Transcripts. Presented at 2024 FMA Doctoral Student Consortium, 2024 EFMA Doctoral Seminar, 2024 SWFA, 2023 BAR Annual Conference, and 2022 TRIA-FeAT.
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Dongjie (Oliver) Fang, Zong-Wei Yeh, Chien-Hsiu Lin, Shih-Kuei Lin (2024). Language of Altruism: Funding Success and Default Risk in P2P Lending. R&R at Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting.
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Works in Progress
(2025). PEAD Decline and Dark Pool Transparency.
(2025). A Project on Labor and Finance (with Meng Wang and Liuming Yang).
(2025). A Project on Corporate Finance (with Meng Wang and Xinyan Yan).
Contact
Kate Tiedemann School of Business and Finance, University of South Florida
4202 East Fowler Avenue, Tampa, FL 33620
Email: dfang@usf.edu