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William M. Cheung 0001

William Cheung 0001 – William Ming Yan Cheung 0001

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affiliation: Waseda University, Waseda Business School, Tokyo, Japan
affiliation (2009 - 2017): University of Macau, Department of Finance and Business Economics, Macau, China
affiliation (PhD 2006): University of Hong Kong, School of Economics and Finance, Hong Kong

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2013
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William Cheung:
Empirical anaylsis of liquidity provision of an order driven market. CIFEr 2013: 14-18
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Stephan Unger, William Cheung:
Fuel Consumption Costs of Routing Uncertainty. OR 2013: 465-471
2012
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William M. Cheung, Conrad L. Cheng:
Order aggressiveness of option market: Evidence from the 2008 credit crisis. CIFEr 2012: 1-5
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William M. Cheung, Si U. Lo:
Liquidity risk spillover: Evidence from cross-country analysis. CIFEr 2012: 1-7

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