Dr. Xiyang Li

Dr. Xiyang Li is a Accounting lecturer at Business School, Soochow University. Xiyang hold a Ph.D. in Finance from Griffith University, Australia. With previous positions at Huafu Securities and Guojin Securities Fixed Income Research Institute, her expertise spans various domains. Dr Xiyang has been invited to serve as the Associate Editor for the Financial Planning Research journal and serve as a reviewer for international journals like Applied Economics, Financial Innovation, and Global Finance Journal. Her research focuses on individual investor sentiment and behavior analysis, insider trading and deep learning. Her publications includes numerous articles in internationally recognized journals, indexed by A&HCI, SSCI, SCI, and ABS. Xiyang has contributed to projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Youth Project) and the Accounting & Finance Association of Australia & New Zealand Grants (AFAANZ). 

Honors & Awards

2019, Excellent young research scholar, Soochow University.

2020, Excellence in teaching award (English), 3rd prize, Soochow University.

2020, Assessment of excellent teachers, Soochow University.

2023, Assessment of excellent teachers, Soochow University.

Publications

1. Xiyang Li*, Xiaoyue Chen, Bin Li, Tarlok Singh, and Kan Shi (2021), Predictability of stock market returns:  New evidence from developed and developing countries, Global Finance Journal, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gfj.2021.100624 (ABDC: A).

2. Xiyang Li*, Bin Li, Tarlok Singh, & Kan Shi (2020), Predicting stock market returns in the US: Evidence from an average correlation approach, Accounting Research Journal, 33(2): 1-30 (ABS: 2*).

3. Bo Yu, Xiyang Li*, Junhua Fang, Chong Tai, Wanjun Cheng, and Jiajie Xu* (2022), Memory-augmented meta-learning framework for session-based target behavior recommendation, World Wide Web. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11280-022-01036-z (SCI, JCR: Q2).

4. Minrui Xu, Xiyang Li*, Fucheng Wang, Jedi S. Shang, Tai Chong, Wanjun Cheng, and Jiajie Xu* (2022), Learning to effectively model spatial-temporal heterogeneity for traffic flow forecasting, World Wide Web, https://doi.org/10.1007/s11280-022- 01045-y (SCI, JCR: Q2).

5. Reza, Rajibur, Gurudeo Anand Tularam, Xiyang Li*, Bin Li (2022), Investments in the Asian water sector: An Analysis Based on the DCC-GARCH Model, Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, 9(1): 1-9 (SSCI, Nature research journals).

6. 李希阳, 苏子豪 (2024). 积极建设高质量发展的经济理论, 新华日报.

7. Book: Advanced Financial Accounting By Zihao Su, Xiyang Li (Forthcoming).