Yingying Shao

Professor, Department of Finance

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Contact Info

Phone:
410-704-3839
Office:
Stephens Hall, 316F

Currently Teaching

  • Spring: FIN350.001 - FINANCIAL MODELING CORP FINANC
  • Spring: FIN351.001 - ADVANCED CORPORATE FINANCE
  • Spring: FIN351.002 - ADVANCED CORPORATE FINANCE


Education

Ph D, Finance, University of Arkansas, 2010
MS, Risk Management, University of Tulsa, 2006
MBA, Finance, University of Arkansas, 2003

Areas of Expertise

Banking

Risk management

Corporate Finance

Emerging markets

Selected Publications and Presentations

  • Extending Trade Credit as Socially Responsible Companies: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic,
    Publisher: International Journal of Managerial Finance, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2025
  • Is it beneficial to be part of a banking group?,
    Publisher: , January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2025
  • To stay or not to stay? How companies’ business actions in a sanctioned country affect consumer responses,
    Publisher: , January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2025
  • Family firm governance and working capital management policy,
    Publisher: , August, 2024
  • FinTech in Maryland: Evidence from Paycheck Protection Program,
    Publisher: , January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2024
  • Religiosity and Bank Lending: Evidence surrounding the Pandemic in the United States,
    Publisher: Studies in Economics and Finance, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2023
  • Corporate Social Responsibility and Risk-Taking in Banking,
    Publisher: Social Responsibility Journal, March, 2023
  • Family Firms’ Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions,
    Publisher: International Review of Financial Analysis, July (3rd Quarter/Summer), 2022
  • Innovation and New Business Formation: the Role of Large Innovative Firms,
    Publisher: Small Business Economics, March, 2022
  • PPP Loans in Maryland,
    Publisher: Baltimore Business Review, December, 2021
  • Religiosity and Corporate Social Responsibility: Do They Mix Well Together?,
    Publisher: Studies in Business and Economics, September, 2021
  • The Management of Interest Rate Risk: Are Maryland Banks Different?,
    Publisher: Baltimore Business Review, December, 2019
  • Regulatory Compliance Cost for Small Maryland Banks,
    Publisher: Baltimore Business Review, December, 2017
  • Steward Effects of Target Founder-CEO: Evidence from Takeovers,
    Publisher: Emerging Markets Finance and Trade , December, 2017
  • FAMILY OWNERSHIP, GOVERNANCE CHOICES AND POST-IPO PERFORMANCE,
    Publisher: Corporate Ownership & Control, August, 2017
  • Determinants of financial policy in the hospitality sector in the U.S.,
    Publisher: Tourism Economics, May, 2017
  • Mortgage Loan Securitization and Personal Consumption Smoothening,
    Publisher: Journal of Economics and Finance, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2017
  • Do small businesses get the credit they need?,
    Publisher: Baltimore Business Review, December, 2016
  • Institutions, Capital Control, and Liquidity Creation,
    Publisher: Journal of Financial Economic Policy, August, 2016
  • Banking and income inequality of the American community: an analysis,
    Publisher: Banks and Bank Systems, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2016
  • Homeownership and Income Inequality in United States Urban Areas,
    Publisher: Housing Finance International, April (2nd Quarter/Spring), 2016
  • Corporate Social Responsibility in Maryland,
    Publisher: Baltimore Business Review, December, 2015
  • Finance Laboratory = Enhancing Students’ Learning,
    Publisher: Baltimore Business Review, December, 2015
  • Industry cluster and performance sensitivity,
    Publisher: Journal of Economics and Finance, October (4th Quarter/Autumn), 2015
  • Family Firm Governance and Financial Policy Choices in Newly Public Firms,
    Publisher: Corporate Governance: An International Review, September, 2015
  • Government Intervention and Corporate Policies: Evidence from China,
    Publisher: Journal of Business Research, March, 2015
  • Does Securitization Support Entrepreneurial Activity?,
    Publisher: Journal of Financial Services Research, January (1st Quarter/Winter), 2015
  • Family Involvement and Post-IPO Investment Policy,
    Publisher: Family Business Review, November, 2014
  • Governance, Crash Risk and Systemic Risk: Evidence from Large U.S. Banks,
    Publisher: International Journal of Corporate Governance, October (4th Quarter/Autumn), 2014
  • The Impact of Lending Growth on the Riskiness of Chinese Banks,
    Publisher: Chinese Economy, October (4th Quarter/Autumn), 2014
  • The Growth Payback, a reinterpretation of the PEG Ratio,
    Publisher: Journal of Business and Economic Perspectives, July (3rd Quarter/Summer), 2014
  • Liquidity crisis, relationship lending and corporate finance,
    Publisher: Journal of Banking and Finance, February, 2014
  • Distance in small business lending in Maryland,
    Publisher: Baltimore Business Review, December, 2013
  • Financial derivatives, opacity, and crash risk: Evidence from large U.S. banks,
    Publisher: Journal of Financial Stability, December, 2013
  • Inventory accumulation, location and financial structure: evidence from China,
    Publisher: Studies in Economics and Finance, August, 2013
  • The Liquidity Crisis: Evidence from the US Hospitality Industry,
    Publisher: Tourism Economics, June, 2013
  • Governance, Product Market Competition and Cash Management in IPO Firms,
    Publisher: Journal of Banking and Finance, March, 2013
  • Leverage, wholesale funding and national risk attitude,
    Publisher: Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, February, 2013
  • Securitization and entrepreneurial activity in Maryland,
    Publisher: Baltimore Business Review, December, 2012
  • Small business loan securitization and interstate risk sharing,
    Publisher: Small Business Economics, May, 2012
  • Bank Lending in Maryland under CPP Funding,
    Publisher: Baltimore Business Review, December, 2011
  • Board Risk Oversight, Hedging, Intensity, and the Idiosyncratic Risk of U.S. Banks,
    Publisher: Risk Management and Corporate Governance , Routledge, September, 2011
  • The Powerful Network of Maryland Corporate Board Members,
    Publisher: Baltimore Business Review, December, 2010
  • Did the Repeated Debt Ceiling Controversies Embed Default Risk in U.S. Treasury Securities?,
    Publisher: Journal of Banking and Finance, March, 2009

Grants & Contracts

  • Research Innovation Grant
    Sponsor: Faculty Development and Research Committee, Towson University,
  • Summer Research Grant
    Sponsor: , 2022
  • Summer research grant
    Sponsor: College of Business and Economics, 2020
  • Summer research grant
    Sponsor: College of Business and Economics, 2016
  • Summer Research Grant
    Sponsor: College of Business and Economics, 2011