Jingxuan (Jing) Zhang

Assistant Professor of Finance

Department of Finance, Alberta School of Business

University of Alberta

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada






Email: jingxuan.zhang@ualberta.ca

Curriculum Vitae

Research Interests

Corporate Innovation, Venture Capital, Entrepreneurial Finance, Initial Public Offerings, Empirical Corporate Finance

Publication

1. Denys Glushkov, Ajay Khorana, P. Raghavendra Rau and Jingxuan Zhang (2018), "Why Do Firms Go Public Through Debt Instead of Equity?", Critical Finance Review, 7(1), pp. 85-110.

Working Papers

1. Freeing Up (Burdened) Resources: Empirical Evidence from Firms' Secondary Market Patent Transactions (solo-authored)

This paper subsumes a previous version circulated as "Why Do Innovative Firms Sell Patents? An Empirical Analysis of the Determinants and Implications of Patent Transactions"


2. Venture Capital and Value Creation in the Product Market: Evidence from the Nielsen Retail Scanner Data (with Xi Chen, University of Houston)


3. The Dynamics of Venture Capital Syndicates: The Effect of Prior Collaboration among VCs on Value Addition to Entrepreneurial Firms (with Thomas Chemmanur, Boston College; Jiajie Xu, University of Iowa; and Xiang Zheng, University of Connecticut)


4. Initial Public Offerings and Product Market Dynamics: New Perspectives from the Nielsen Retail Scanner Data (with Xi Chen, University of Houston)


(*: presented by co-author(s))