Office: Hilton 269
Phone: 310.338.5162
Email: clee@lmu.edu
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Areas of Expertise
• Finance
Biography
Chun Lee is a Fulbright scholar and finance professor at Loyola Marymount University. Before joining the faculty in 2001, Lee taught at Texas Southern University, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, and the University of Waikato (New Zealand). He was also a Research Analyst for KeyCorp. He is a member of the Financial Management Association, the Southern Finance Association, the Southwestern Finance Association, and the National Investor Relations Institute. He has received the Outstanding Researcher Award and the Best Paper in Investment Award at the 2006 American society of Business and Behavioral Sciences Conference
Education
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Southern Illinois Univ.-Carbondale (1993) |
| • MS: |
Washington University (1990) |
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Carnegie-Mellon University (1987) |
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UCLA (1985) |
| • BS: |
Chiao Tung University, Taiwan (1980) |
Publications
• Lee, C.I., Gleason, K.C., Madura, J. (2007). “Source of Intraday Noise,” Journal of Trading, Vol. 2(2), 37-52.
• Giannetti, A., Larson, S.J., Lee, C.I., and Madura, J. (2006). “Price Movements, Information and Liquidity in the Night Trading Market,” Financial Review, -137.
• Lee, C.I., Gleason, K.C., and Mathur, I. (2005). “The Tick/Volatility Ratio as a Determinant of the Compass Rose Pattern,” The European Journal of Finance, No. 2, 93-109.
• Choi, D.Y., Lee, C.I., and Gleason, K. (2005). “The Development Processes and Performances of Asian American-Founded Ventures in Silicon Valley,” Journal of Private Equity, 56-63.
• Lee, C.I., Gleason, K.C., and Rosenthal, L. (2004). “An Empirical Examination of the Effect of Regulation Fair Disclosure on Asymmetric Information in the Equity Market,” Financial Analyst Journal, No. 3, 79-89.
• Gleason, K.C., Lee, C.I., and Mathur, I. (2003). “Herding Behavior in European Futures Markets,” Finance Letters, No. 1, 5-8.
• Gleason, K.C., Lee, C.I., and Mathur, I. (2002). “Dimensions of international expansions by US firms to China: Wealth effects, mode selection, and firm-specific factors,” International Review of Economics & Finance, Vol. 11(2), 139 – 154.