Millicent Chang is a Professor in the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance at the University of Wollongong. She teaches at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels in corporate finance and valuation and is involved in supervision of research students in the Honours and PhD programs.
Millicent's research spans the accounting and finance areas and her current interests include corporate disclosure, insider trading and environmental finance. Her work has appeared in leading academic journals including Journal of Corporate Finance, Journal of Business Ethics, Pacific Basin Finance Journal, and Accounting & Finance. She is an Associate Editor in the Finance section at Australian Journal of Management. She has previously received ARC Discovery funding for a project on late disclosure of trading by corporate insiders.
Millicent is a past Australian President of the Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand (AFAANZ). Prior to joining UoW, she was an Associate Professor at the UWA Business School.
Millicent's research interests include:
Degree | Research Title | Advisee | |
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Doctor of Philosophy | Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Bilingual Peer Assisted Learning Program for Chinese Students in the Higher Education Context | ||
Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated) | Gender diversity, executive compensation, and firm performance | ||
Master of Philosophy - BAL | Macroeconomic Policies and Stock Market Crash in China | Dong, Olivia | |
Doctor of Philosophy | Exploring the effects of climate change disclosure on stock markets | Ding, Dong | |
Doctor of Philosophy | The Effect of Government Ownership on Bank Loan loss Provisions: Evidence from China | Pan, Nengqi | |
Doctor of Philosophy | THE EFFECT OF FIRM-LEVEL ECONOMIC POLICY UNCERTAINTY IN FINANCIAL MARKETS | Nguyen, Ha | |
Doctor of Philosophy | ESG, Firm Risk and Performance: A Global Perspective | Khan, Vina Javed | |
Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated) | The effect of CSR in market valuation of mining sector firms in emerging markets | Munkuli, Bongani |
Millicent's research interests include:
Degree | Research Title | Advisee | |
---|---|---|---|
Doctor of Philosophy | Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Bilingual Peer Assisted Learning Program for Chinese Students in the Higher Education Context | ||
Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated) | Gender diversity, executive compensation, and firm performance | ||
Master of Philosophy - BAL | Macroeconomic Policies and Stock Market Crash in China | Dong, Olivia | |
Doctor of Philosophy | Exploring the effects of climate change disclosure on stock markets | Ding, Dong | |
Doctor of Philosophy | The Effect of Government Ownership on Bank Loan loss Provisions: Evidence from China | Pan, Nengqi | |
Doctor of Philosophy | THE EFFECT OF FIRM-LEVEL ECONOMIC POLICY UNCERTAINTY IN FINANCIAL MARKETS | Nguyen, Ha | |
Doctor of Philosophy | ESG, Firm Risk and Performance: A Global Perspective | Khan, Vina Javed | |
Doctor of Philosophy (Integrated) | The effect of CSR in market valuation of mining sector firms in emerging markets | Munkuli, Bongani |