Jieying Hu

Finance Ph.D. Candidate

USC Marshall School of Business

Hoffman Hall 231
701 Exposition Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90089

About

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Finance and Business Economics at USC Marshall School of Business. My research focuses on behavioral finance, fixed income, and asset pricing. I am advised by David Hirshleifer and Scott Joslin.

Research Interests

Behavioral Finance, Fixed Income, Asset Pricing, AI in Finance

Papers

Working Papers

Rethinking the Yield Curve Using Subjective Expectations

Work in Progress

Asymmetric Distraction: Firm-specific News versus General News?

with David Hirshleifer and Dawn Wang.

Teaching

Macroeconomics for Business, Instructor
Selected Issues in Economic Theory, Teaching Assistant
Data Mining, Teaching Assistant

Presentations

SFA Annual Meeting 2026, scheduled; FMA Annual Meeting 2025; USC Finance Ph.D. Miniconference 2025; USC Finance Ph.D. Miniconference 2024

Service

Chair, USC Marshall Finance Ph.D. Conference 2026

Last updated: June 2026