Chiu, Tzu-Kuan
Term Associate Professor
Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance
tkchiu@saif.sjtu.edu.cn
Educational Background
Ph.D. Finance, University of Pennsylvania
Ph.D. Candidate, Applied Ethics, Columbia University
B.S. Philosophy, National Taiwan University
Experience
Before joining the faculty at SAIF in 2015, she taught at California
State University (San Jose campus) in the U.S. and National Central
University in Taiwan, and worked for corporations in New Jersey.
Honors / Achievements
In her
previous affiliations, she served a number of administrative positions
to lead the university museum and advancement center. She has been
involved in research projects in the field of corporate social
responsibility, corporate governance, and sustainability rating with
companies like Delta Electronics and government agencies like the Taiwan
Stock Exchange. She serves on the board of a number of not-for-profit
organizations, including the Business Ethics Association in the Greater
China, the Lida Foundation, and the S.F. Hu Education Foundation.
Short BIO
Prof. Chiu has authored and edited books in corporate governance,
corporate finance, and business ethics, and published articles in the
field of microfinance and corporate social responsibility in the Journal
of Business Ethics. In addition, she has developed a CSR database for
Taiwan, which is the first in emerging countries and serves as a
baseline case. Her research interests lie in understanding the
conceptual foundation of ethical issues in finance, including financial
inclusion and social justice, ethical suitability of financial products,
potential and limits of sustainable and responsible investment, and
environmental challenges for financial institutions. She is also
involved in the modernization of Confucianism by combining the
traditional doctrine with contemporary management science.
Insights
Working Paper
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1. Chiu, Tzu-Kuan, 2015, Factors influencing microfinance engagements by formal financial institutions, Journal of Business Ethics.
2.
Chiu, Tzu-Kuan, and Yi-Hsin Wang, 2015, Determinants of social
disclosure quality in Taiwan: An application of stakeholder theory, Journal of Business Ethics.
3. Chiu, Tzu-Kuan, 2014, Putting responsible finance to work for Citi microfinance, Journal of Business Ethics.
4. Chiu, Tzu-Kuan, 2010, Information manipulation and unfair investor outcome: Retail structured products in Taiwan, Taiwan Finance Quarterly.