Regular biography
Dr Henry Leung is a lecturer at The University of Sydney's Business School. He holds a BE (Hons I) BCom from Sydney and a PhD from the University. His research interests include finance and economics, with a focus on trading systems and market microstructure. He has published in several top-tier finance journals, including the Australian Journal of Management, where his paper "Unequal access to analyst research" received the runner-up E. Yetton Prize. He is a member of the TSAFRG and MMRG and serves as a reviewer for multiple academic journals.
Scholar-generated biography
Henry Leung is a researcher at Sydney University specializing in Asset Pricing and Corporate Finance. His work explores the impact of information asymmetry, volatility spillovers, and social media on financial markets. Leung investigates how corporate actions, such as mergers and acquisitions, influence stock returns and market behavior. His research also examines the role of machine learning in detecting cyber-attacks and the effects of short selling restrictions on trading strategies. Additionally, he studies consumer behavior in financial markets and the relationship between analyst forecasts and market outcomes. His contributions highlight the intersection of financial theory with empirical data and technological advancements.