Li previously taught calculus for a year at Brown University
while he earned his Master of Science in
mathematics and master’s in economics. He also worked as a teaching assistant
for several years at Boston College while pursuing his doctorate in finance. Li
was eager to join the business school staff as a passionate finance scholar
with deep curiosity about financial intermediation and financial
intermediaries.
“I’m looking forward to enjoying the gorgeous campus life
here: the beautiful hilltop campus, classic stone buildings, and of course
basketball games at the best arena in the country, Allen Fieldhouse,” Li said.
This fall Li teaches Financial Markets (FIN 430) and
Intermediaries and Analysis of Financial Intermediaries (FIN 710).
“I hope my classes are interesting and fun, and that
students leave the classroom with a better understanding of the function and
management of financial institutions and a new perspective on how to analyze
what is happening in the financial markets,” Li said.
Li is currently working on research projects studying
financial institutions, financial crisis and risk management.
