Yinghui Wang
Central University of Finance and Economics
Yinghui Wang, Ph.D., is an assistant professor at the School of Information, Central University of Finance and Economics, Beijing, China. She published papers on refereed academic journals including Risk Analysis, Journal of Operational Risk, etc, in recent years. Her research interests focus on the operational risk modelling, financial risk management.
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Articles by Yinghui Wang
Operational risk measurement: integrating the amplification effects of reputational risk
This paper puts forward a means to measure operational risk losses which integrates reputational and operational risks.
How to choose the dependence types in operational risk measurement? A method considering strength, sensitivity and simplicity
The authors put forward a method for banks to choose the most appropriate dependence type based on an empirical analysis of the Chinese Operational Loss Database.
How does the pandemic change operational risk? Evidence from textual risk disclosures in financial reports
The authors investigate changes in operational risk profiles of the financial industry following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Operational risk measurement: a loss distribution approach with segmented dependence
This paper proposes an approach, called the loss distribution approach with segmented dependence (LDA-SD), which can model the different dependencies of HFLI and LFHI losses in the framework of LDA.