DR. OOI KOK LOANG
Department of Finance
Faculty of Business and Economics
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Dr. Ooi Kok Loang, LLM, CMIIA, CIA, is with the Department of Finance at the University of Malaya, renowned for his expertise in behavioural finance and capital markets. His professional journey includes significant roles as an auditor and business consultant at KPMG (Big 4 Audit Firms) and Deputy Dean at two prestigious private universities. Dr. Ooi holds a Master in Finance and a PhD in Behavioral Finance from Universiti Sains Malaysia (QS137), a Master of Laws (Business Law) from the International Islamic University Malaysia (QS Top 300 by subject), and is a US Certified Internal Auditor. With a strong portfolio of publications and active contributions as a reviewer for top international SCI and Scopus-indexed journals, Dr. Ooi is keen to mentor passionate PhD students, offering a vibrant environment for research and academic excellence. |
Publication
Finance
HERDING BEHAVIOR IN CHINA'S GREEN ENERGY STOCKS
The Road to Sustainable Investing: Corporate Governance, Sustainable Development Goals, and the Financial Market
CHINA IMPULSIVE PURCHASING BEHAVIOUR AND HEDONIC MOTIVATION: THE IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC WORD OF MOUTH
Stability Of Shariah-Compliant Stocks In Indonesia, Malaysia, And Gcc: The Roles Of Monetary And Fiscal Policies And Contagion
Industrial Agglomeration, Technological Innovation, and Poverty Alleviation: Evidence from China
Does ESG Performance Improve the Financial Performance of Enterprises in China? The Mediating Role of Financial Constraints
The Roles of ESG Disclosure, Innovation in Improving Firm Financial Performance: Evidence from China
Unraveling the Fintech Puzzle: Technology Shaping Commercial Bank Lending Risk
Unlocking Growth: The Financial Pillars of Success for Chinese SMEs
From Clicks to Carts: Analyzing the Dynamics of China College Students’ Online Consumption Behaviour
The Mediated Moderation Effect of Teacher Job Satisfaction and School Culture in the Relationship Between Leadership Strategies and Teacher Engagement in China Music Education
Purchase Intention of Fresh Agricultural Products in Shandong, China: The Influence of Livestreaming Marketing User Experience