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Biography

Dr Kwok joined The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong in 2011. His teaching interests are in financial derivatives and investments. Dr Kwok received the Teaching Excellence Award from School of Business. Before joining HSUHK, Dr Kwok taught at the Open University of Hong Kong.

Research and Teaching Interests

• Investments, Derivatives, Emerging Financial Markets

Intellectual Contributions (Publications, Conferences, Books, Book Chapters, etc.)

Publications:
• Kwok, J.K.H. (2020), “Does Switching Trading Venues Create Value? Evidence from Hong Kong,” Journal of Asian Business and Economic Studies 27 (2), 209-222.
• Kwok, J.K.H. (2020), “On Prices and Premiums of Bitcoin Investment Trust,” Applied Economics Letters 27 (16), 1323-1326.
• Kwok, J.K.H. (2015), “Price Volatility, Information and Noise Trading: Evidence from Chinese Stock Markets,” Journal of Applied Finance and Banking 5(4), 151-162.
• Kwok, J.K.H. (2014), “Cross-listing, Volatility and Liquidity: Evidence from a Perfectly Segmented Market,” Journal of Applied Finance and Banking 4(4), 85-106.
• Chan, K., and J.K.H. Kwok (2005), “Market Segmentation and Share Price Premium: Evidence from Chinese Stock Markets,” Journal of Emerging Market Finance 4(1), 43-61.
• Tang, G.Y.N., and J.K.H. Kwok (1997), “Day of the Week Effect in International Portfolio Diversification: January vs non-January,” Japan and the World Economy 9 (3), 335-352.
• Kwok, J.K.H. (1996), “Empirical Investigation on the Efficiency of the Hong Kong Traded Warrants Market,” Advances in Pacific Basin Business, Economic and Finance 2, 93-107.
• Tang, G.Y.N., and J.K.H. Kwok (1996), “Seasonality in International Portfolio Diversification,” Advances in Pacific Basin Business, Economic and Finance 2, 43-51.

Conference Papers:
• Kwok, J.K.H. (2019), “Trading Venues, Valuation, and Stock Liquidity: New Evidence from Hong Kong,” The 2019 International Conference on Industry, Business and Social Sciences.
• Kwok, J.K.H. (2017), “Valuation and Liquidity Effects of Exchange Switching: Evidence from Hong Kong Growth Enterprise Market (GEM),” The 2017 World Finance & Banking Symposium.