
Mr. Yuting Chen
Yuting Chen is an Assistant Professor in Finance at Dublin City University. Yuting holds a PhD in Finance from University College Dublin and Rennes School of Business, France. His research sits at the intersection of behavioral finance and asset pricing, with a particular focus on narrative economics. His work has been published in journals such as Economics Letters, the International Journal of Finance & Economics, and the Journal of Economic Psychology. His doctoral research was recognised with the 2023 Best PhD Paper Award from the Multinational Finance Society.
Yuting is also a Research Affiliate at the Central Bank of Ireland, specializing in financial stability research in the non-bank sector. Beyond his academic and policy research, he serves as an Executive Committee Member of the Strategic AI Network (SAIN) at the Irish Computer Society, contributing academic perspectives on AI applications in business and supporting research-informed engagement between academia and industry.
At DCU, Yuting teaches across asset pricing, portfolio theory, econometrics, and corporate finance. Before joining DCU, he served as a Lecturer in Finance at University College Cork, where he taught venture capital and private equity, financial analysis and forecasting, multinational finance, and behavioral finance (as part of Issues in Modern Finance).
Research Interests
Behavioral Finance, Assset Pricing, Narrative Economics, Mutual Funds, Financial Stability
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External Positions
- Research Affiliate, Central Bank of Ireland13/01/2025 – Ongoing
Academic Qualifications
- University College DublinField of study: Social sciences10/06/2020 – 18/11/2025Project: PhD in FinanceAward date: 18/11/2025
- Master's Degree, Trinity College DublinField of study: Social sciences01/09/2016 – 10/11/2017Project: MSc. in International ManagementAward date: 10/11/2017
