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SMU congratulates its latest PhD graduate

Zeng Tao
PhD in Economics
School of Economics

Zeng Tao recently graduated with the PhD in Economics. He has joined the Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics (SKBI) at SMU as a research fellow.

Zeng Tao’s research interests lie in Bayesian model selection, Bayesian hypothesis testing and Bayesian estimation of the Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium models. His co-authored paper with Professor Jun Yu, Professor of Economics and Finance, Director, SKBI and Co-Director, Centre for Financial Econometrics, SKBI, and Professor Yong Li from Renmin Universtity is entitled ‘Robust Deviance Information Criterion for Latent Variable Models’ which was awarded the SKBI Institute PhD Summer Camp Honorable Mention of Research Award in 2012.

Zeng Tao was also awarded the inaugural SMU Presidential Doctoral Fellowship in 2013 (January to July 2013). 

 

 

More information on other SMU PhD graduates can be found here.