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Cameron Peng
Cameron Peng
Cameron Peng is an Assistant Professor of Finance at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He received his bachelor degree from Peking University and Ph.D. in Financial Economics from Yale School of Management. Cameron’s research interests include asset pricing, behavioural finance, and household finance. His dissertation studied the price and volume dynamics of financial bubbles, using account-level data during the 2014–2015 Chinese stock market bubble. His current research focuses on how mutual funds affect stock prices through positive feedback trading, how the law of small numbers can shed light on existing puzzles of investor behaviour, and how to link survey results to actual trading behaviour.
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