Dr. Bo Ni is an Assistant Professor at the Shenzhen Audencia Financial Technology Institute/Shenzhen WeBank Institute of Fintech, Shenzhen University.He received his Ph.D. in Economics from Xiamen University. His research interests lie in China’s capital market reforms and financial regulation, with a focus on the interaction between market mechanisms and real-economy efficiency.
Dr. Ni serves as the Principal Investigator for the Young Scientists Fund of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and the Special Postdoctoral Research Fund of China. His research has appeared in leading journals including Management World, Economic Research Journal, and Journal of Empirical Finance. His doctoral dissertation, “Reform of Trading Constraints and Market Pricing Efficiency,” was recognized as the Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation of Fujian Province (2023).
Ph.D. in Economics, Xiamen University, China, 2023
M.A. in Finance, Jinan University, China, 2017
B.A. in Financial Engineering & Business English, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, China, 2014
Financial Regulation, Empirical Asset Pricing, Equity Lending, Short Selling
Shenzhen Audencia Financial Technology Institute/ Shenzhen University WEBANK Institute of Fintech, Shenzhen University, Assistant Professor, Since 2025.10
Department of Statistics, The Xiamen University, Postdoctoral Researcher, 2023.9-2025.9
1. How price limit affects the market efficiency in a short-sale constrained market? Evidence from a quasi-natural experiment, with Haiqiang Chen and Ming Gu, Journal of Empirical Finance, 2023, 73: 22-39.
2. T+0 quantitative trading and the mystery of high Market-oriented Short-sale Refinancing Rates: A discussion on the necessity of collaborative reform from the perspective of trading mechanism arbitrage, with Haiqiang Chen, Journal of Management World, 2024,No.6:60-73. (In Chinese, CSSCI)
3. Trading restrictions and stock market price efficiency: a quasi-natural experiment based on the Registration System of the ChiNext Board, with Min Gu, Li Zeng and Haiqiang Chen, Journal of Financial Research,2022,No.11:189-206. (In Chinese, CSSCI)
4. Qualified securities for Short-sale Refinancing, short-sale constraints and stock prices, with Dongwei Su, Economic Research Journal, 2018, No.3: 110-125. (In Chinese, CSSCI)
5. The peer effects of information disclosure promote financial market stability—empirical Study based on the Registration System Information Disclose Reform of GEM, with Haiqiang Chen, Muqing Song, Peisen Liao, China Economic Quarterly, 2024, No.5: 58-73. (In Chinese, CSSCI)
1. Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation, Fujian Province, 2023.
2. Young Scientists Fund of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) (Grant No. 72403211) , (￥300, 000) , 2025.01-2027.12
3. Special Postdoctoral Research Fund of China (Grant No. 2025T181001) , (￥150,000), 2025.
4. Postdoctoral Fellowship Program funded by the NSFC (Grant No. GZC20231427), (￥240, 000), 2023.09-2025.09
