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Xiang Zheng
Assistant Professor of Finance School of Business, University of Connecticut Email: xiang.zheng 'at' uconn.edu Curriculum Vitae (updated September 2026) Faculty Webpage | Google Scholar | SSRN | LinkedIn Research Interests: Corporate Finance, Fintech, Banking, Private Markets *My first name
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