Kin Boon Tang

Contact

• workRoom EB32 Block E, Nottingham University Business School
  Malaysia Campus
  Jalan Broga
  43500 Semenyih
  Selangor Darul Ehsan
  Malaysia
• work+6 (03) 8924 8289
• fax+6 (03) 8924 8019
• KinBoon.Tang@nottingham.edu.my

Biography

Dr Tang Kin Boon teaches a variety of finance modules for both postgraduate and undergraduate programmes. His areas of teaching include investments, financial risk management and international finance. Dr Tang's research interests are in the field of derivative markets, financial economics, quantitative economics and international finance. His most recent research inquiries involve a comprehensive analysis of investors' distinct risk averse behaviour towards investment decision and optimal futures hedging strategy. He authored and co-authored several research papers that were published in leading academic journals such as Economic Modelling, Journal of Asset Management, Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy, and Journal of Financial Services Marketing, among others.

Teaching Summary

Capital Market Analysis; Derivative Investments; Corporate Finance; Financial Markets; Computational Finance

Research Summary

Kin Boon's research interests include hedging strategies with financial derivatives, stock market reactions to crises, international parity relations, asset pricing models and financial modeling. His… read more

Selected Publications

• TANG, K.B., 2011. The precise form of uncovered interest parity: a heterogeneous panel application in ASEAN-5 countries Economic Modelling. 28(1-2), 568-573

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Current Research

Kin Boon's research interests include hedging strategies with financial derivatives, stock market reactions to crises, international parity relations, asset pricing models and financial modeling. His current research is looking at the linkages between behavioural factors and decisional investment making.

• TANG, K.B., ZHENG, W.J., LIN, C.Y. and LIN, S.K., 2021. Valuation of Callable Accreting Interest Rate Swaps: Least Squares Monte-Carlo Method under Hull-White Interest Rate Model North American Journal of Economics & Finance. 56, 1-18
• HOH, J. and TANG, K.B., 2021. Offshore Sourcing of Multinational Corporations Finance and Accounting: An Empirical Transaction Cost Economics Analysis IIMB Management Review. (In Press.)
• TANG, K.B., WONG, S.J., LIN, S.K. and LIAO, S.L., 2020. Excess volatility and market efficiency in government bond markets: the ASEAN-5 context Journal of Asset Management. 21(2), 154-165
• TANG, K.B. and TARN, J.Y., 2018. The hedging effectiveness of Malaysian crude palm oil futures: an application of the extended Mean-Gini model Theoretical Economics Letters. 8(11), 2520-2549
• MAIGOZHINA, G. and TANG, K.B., 2018. An event-study analysis of equity market reaction to international events and economic activity implications on host countries National Bank of Kazakhstan, Economic Survey, 2nd edition.
• TANG, K.B. and BUNDHOO, D., 2017. Foreign Aid and Economic Growth in Developing Countries: Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa Theoretical Economics Letters. 7(5), 1473-1491
• CHIN, S.F., TANG, K.B. and AYOIB CHE AHMAD, 2017. Financial restatement and firm performance in family controlled and CEO duality companies: evidence from post 2007 Malaysian Code of Corporate In: FourA Annual Conference 2016.
• TANG, K.B., TAN, H.B. and NASEEM, N.A.M, 2013. The Effect of Foreign Currency Borrowing and Financial Development on Exports: A Dynamic Panel Analysis on Asia-Pacific Countries Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy. 18(3), 460-476
• ALAM, N., TANG, K.B. and RAJJAQUE, M.S., 2013. A Comparative Performance of Conventional and Islamic Unit Trust: Market Timing and Persistence Evidence Journal of Financial Services Marketing. 18(4), 316-326
• ALAM, N. and TANG, K.B., 2012. Risk-taking behaviour of Islamic banks: application of prospect theory Qualitative Research in Financial Markets. 4(2), 156-164
• TANG, K.B., 2011. The precise form of uncovered interest parity: a heterogeneous panel application in ASEAN-5 countries Economic Modelling. 28(1-2), 568-573