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Julie Lei Zhu
Julie Lei Zhu
Associate Professor of Accounting, Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance, SJTU
Verified email at saif.sjtu.edu.cn
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Accounting anomalies, risk, and return
SH Penman, JL Zhu
The Accounting Review 89 (5), 1835-1866, 2014
1012014
Mindfulness practice for protecting mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic
JL Zhu, R Schülke, D Vatansever, D Xi, J Yan, H Zhao, X Xie, J Feng, ...
Translational Psychiatry 11 (1), 329, 2021
902021
Dissecting the long‐term performance of the Chinese stock market
F Allen, J Qian, C Shan, JL Zhu
The Journal of Finance 79 (2), 993-1054, 2024
862024
Can analysts analyze mergers?
H Tehranian, M Zhao, JL Zhu
Management Science 60 (4), 959-979, 2014
482014
Has Section 404 of the Sarbanes–Oxley Act discouraged corporate investment? New evidence from a natural experiment
A Albuquerque, JL Zhu
Management Science 65 (7), 3423-3446, 2019
372019
An accounting-based asset pricing model and a fundamental factor
S Penman, J Zhu
Journal of Accounting and Economics 73 (2-3), 101476, 2022
332022
Return to invested capital and the performance of mergers and acquisitions
JQJ Qian, JL Zhu
Management Science 64 (10), 4818-4834, 2018
322018
Enforceability and the effectiveness of laws and regulations
K Li, L Lu, J Qian, JL Zhu
Journal of Corporate Finance 62, 101598, 2020
282020
The development of the Chinese stock market
F Allen, J Qian, C Shan, JL Zhu
The handbook of China’s financial system, 283-313, 2020
262020
Explaining the disconnection between China’s economic growth and stock market performance
F Allen, J Qian, SC Shan, JL Zhu
China International Conference in Finance, July, 9-12, 2015
262015
Accounting-based estimates of the cost of capital: A third way
SH Penman, JL Zhu
Available at SSRN 2842269, 2016
202016
The Economic Benefits of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act?: Evidence from a Natural Experiment
J Qian, PE Strahan, JL Zhu
Financial Institutions Center, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, 2009
112009
The implied cost of capital: accounting for growth
S Penman, J Zhu, H Wang
Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting 61 (3), 1029-1056, 2023
102023
The best performing economy with the worst performing market: Explaining the poor performance of the Chinese stock market
F Allen, J Qian, SC Shan, JL Zhu
Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance Working Paper, 2014
102014
Stock pledged loans, capital markets, and firm performance in China
F Li, J Qian, H Wang, J Zhu
Capital Markets, and Firm Performance in China (December 28, 2020), 2020
72020
Earnings-reducing activities before management buyouts
X Li, J Qian, J Zhu
Available at SSRN 3049244, 2013
72013
The Best Performing Economy with the Worst Performing Stock Market: Explaining the Poor Performance of the Chinese Stock Market
F Allen, J Qian, SC Shan, JL Zhu
Manuscript, Imperial College, University of London, 2014
42014
Do Investors Understand'Operational Engineering'before Management Buyouts?
X Li, J Qian, JL Zhu
Social Science Research Network, 2012
42012
Stock pledged loans and market crash risk: Evidence from China
F Li, J Qian, H Wang, JL Zhu
The Journal of Finance and Data Science 9, 100104, 2023
22023
A Fundamental Factor Model
SH Penman, J Zhu
Columbia Business School Research Paper, 2018
22018
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