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Anqi Liu

Dr Anqi Liu

Lecturer in Financial Mathematics

School of Mathematics

Email
LiuA5@cardiff.ac.uk
Telephone
+44 29208 70908
Campuses
Abacws, Room Abacus/4.49, Senghennydd Road, Cathays, Cardiff, CF24 4AG
Users
Available for postgraduate supervision

Overview

Research Group

Operational Research Group

Research Interests

  • Market microstructure and trading behaviour.
  • Time series models in finance.
  • Hawkes process in finance.
  • Fractal activity time geometric Brownian motion modelling for derivative pricing.
  • Financial technology (FinTech) such as cryptocurrencies, digital economy, new markets.

Publication

2023

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2018

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2016

2015

2014

Articles

Conferences

Research

My research interests include time series models of financial returns, trading behavioral analysis and Hawkes process in finance. I have been collaborating with a number of financial researchers in the area of quantitative finance and computational finance, and has published a series of papers in international journals and conferences. The overall goal of this research line is to improve existing pricing and risk evaluation framework, especially from the systemic perspective, for financial markets. I work on applications of a variety modelling techniques, such as time series and stochastic models, optimization strategies, machine learning algorithms, in finance. I am experienced in finance data analysis and computing techniques.

Teaching

  • Finance II: Investment Management
  • Market Microstructure and Trading Theory
  • Trading, Market Design and Applications

Biography

Dr Anqi Liu holds BSc in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics from the Northwest University, China; MSc and PhD in Financial Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology, USA. She received Stevens Innovation and Entrepreneurship Scholarship for 4 years during her PhD.

Anqi’s research interests include trading behavioral analysis, Hawkes process in finance and fractal activity time geometric Brownian motion (FATGBM) pricing models. She has been collaborating with a number of financial researchers in the area of quantitative finance and computational finance, and has published a series of papers in international journals and conferences. The overall goal of her research is to improve pricing and risk modelling framework for financial markets. Recently, she mainly focuses on trading behavoiral patterns in crypto markets and blockchain-based financial network reactions to systemic events.

Supervisions

  • Cryptocurrency market microstructure.
  • Hawkes processes applications in Finance.
  • Agent-based modelling in behavioural finance.