expert Fai Lim LOI, Dennis

 Fai Lim LOI, Dennis Photo Academic Qualification  2022      Title : Assistant Professor Faculty： School of Business Email address： flloi@must.edu.mo Tel： (853)  Ph.D.: University of Macau, Finance 2017      MA(Hons): University of Edinburgh, Economics with Finance Working Experience  2024 - Present  Assistant Professor / Macau University of Science and Technology 2022 - 2024  Postdoctoral Research Fellowship / Tsinghua University Teaching Activities  Financial Statement Analysis Fundamentals of Finance Research Interests FinTech Digital Currency Behavior Finance Corporate Finance 


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