Eva Huang

Dr Eva Huang is a researcher at The University of Sydney, affiliated with the BUS department. Her research interests include Banking, finance and investment not elsewhere classified, and Government and politics of Asia and Pacific. Dr Huang's work focuses on Regtech and Comparative Taxation in the Digital Economy, with an emphasis on compliance risk mitigation and digital artefacts. She collaborates with data scientists to develop Regtech solutions using big-data analytics and machine learning. Dr Huang is also a founding joint editor of the Journal of Chinese Tax and Policy and convener of the International Conference of Chinese Tax and Policy. She mentors research students and has supervised PhD internships.

Eva Huang is a scholar at the University of Sydney specializing in Comparative Tax Policy and Law, with a focus on Regulating Alternative Finance and Internet Finance. Her research explores the intersection of regulatory frameworks and compliance technologies in the context of financial innovation. Huang's work addresses challenges such as transaction-based tax evasion, the legal status of cryptocurrencies, and the impact of tax policies on renewable energy projects. She has contributed to industry reports on alternative finance and has examined the cultural underpinnings of tax systems in China. Her research also investigates financial crimes in the digital economy and the implications of cross-regulatory arbitrage.