The School’s BizTalks Series concluded another season with a highly engaging session themed "Corporate Strategy in a Complex Landscape: Mergers, Ideology, and Market Trends". We were delighted to see a strong turnout, with attendees eager to delve into the complexities of mergers and acquisitions in today’s dynamic business environment.
Prof. WANG Danqing from the Department of Management kicked off the session with a thought-provoking presentation on how community political ideology affects the completion of foreign firms’ M&A deals. Her research highlighted the challenges faced by Chinese acquirers in conservative US communities, sparking lively discussions among participants. Visit her research here.
Following this, Prof. YU Jialin from the Department of Finance presented his innovative work on using computer vision to analyze firm networks and spillovers. His findings on cross-stock momentum and data-driven linkages captivated the audience, leading to insightful questions and interactions. Learn more about his work.
The session fostered a vibrant exchange of ideas, reinforcing the importance of understanding the interplay between corporate strategy and market dynamics. Thank you to all speakers and attendees for making this event a resounding success. We look forward to more enriching discussions in the upcoming semester!