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GRADUATE PLACEMENT
 

YEAR OF GRADUATION NAME THESIS TITLE PLACEMENT INFORMATION
2021 LIU, Wing Ki Modeling Financial Market Volatility with Artificial Neural Networks Teaching Assistant, HKU Business School
2020 DING, Yi Statistical Learning for Individualized Asset Allocation Assistant Professor,  The University of Macau
2020 XIONG, Jing Two Essays on High-Dimensional Classification and Clustering Analysis Trader, BG Asset Management Limited
2016 CHAN, Ka Shing Statistical Modeling of Extreme Values for Dependent Variables Data Scientist, Global Business Service, IBM China/HK
2016 AO, Mengmeng Large Portfolio Selection Under Mean-Variance Framework Assistant Professor, Wang Yanan Institute for Studies in Economics, Xiamen University 
2011 WANG, Haitian Maggie Classification of Complex Disease Incorporating Interaction Effects and Identifying Causal SNPs in the Context of Rare Variants Associate Professor, The Jockey Club School of Public Health and Primary Care
2010 PAN, Baoqian Kris Bayesian Methods on Subset Selection and Survival Analysis Senior Lecturer, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
2010 ZHANG, Zhiyuan Inference for Continuous Time Stochastic Volatility Models: Market Microstructure from a Chronological Perspective Associate Professor, School of Statistics and Management, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
2007 YIP, Wing Han Iris Multivariate GARCH Modeling with Applications to Financial Markets Manager, AIA International Ltd
2005 HO, Kwok Wah Remus RJMCMC Algorithm for Multivariate Gaussian Mixtures with Applications in Linear Mixed-Effects Models Instructor, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
2005 LAU, Wai Kwong John Bayesian Nonparametric Methods for Some Econometric Problems Associate Professor, School of Mathematics and Statistics, The University of Western Australia
2002 HO, Man Wai Bayesian Inference for Models with Monotone Densities and Hazard Rates Assistant Professor, School of Decision Sciences, The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong