Chang Shu
Chang Shu joined the BIS in 2012, and is a Senior Economist in the Monetary and Economic Department. She started at the BIS in the Representative Office for Asia and the Pacific, and currently works in the Financial Markets group. Before joining the BIS, she worked at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Bank of England. Chang holds a PhD in finance from the University of Birmingham, UK. She has written on issues related to international capital movements, offshore foreign exchange markets and renminbi internationalisation.
Fields of interest
- Financial markets
- International capital flows
- Exchange rates
| Dec 2016 |
Other authors: Robert N McCauley
BIS Quarterly Review
| December 2016
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| Sep 2016 |
Other authors: Dong He, Jinyue Dong and Honglin Wang
BIS Working Papers
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| Oct 2015 |
Other authors: Dong He, Honglin Wang and Jinyue Dong
BIS Papers
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| Oct 2015 |
Other authors: Frank Packer
BIS Papers
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| Feb 2015 |
Other authors: Michael Funke, Xiaoqiang Cheng and Sercan Eraslan
BIS Working Papers
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| Dec 2014 |
Other authors: Blaise Gadanecz and Ken Miyajima
BIS Working Papers
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| Apr 2014 |
Other authors: Dong He and Xiaoqiang Cheng
BIS Working Papers
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| Mar 2014 |
Other authors: Robert N McCauley and Guonan Ma
BIS Quarterly Review
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| Apr 2005 |
Other authors: Stefan Gerlach and Wensheng Peng
BIS Papers
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- " Assessing the CNH-CNY pricing differential: role of fundamentals, contagion and policy" (with M Funke, X Cheng and S Eraslan), Journal of International Money and Finance, vol 59, December 2015, pp 245-62. Also published as BIS Working Papers, no 492.
- " One currency, two markets: the renminbi's growing influence in Asia-Pacific" (with D He and X Q Cheng), China Economic Review, vol 33, April 2015, pp 163-178.
- "How much do exports matter for China's growth?" (with L Cui and X J Su), in Y W Cheung and G Ma (eds), Asia and China in the Global Economy, 2011.
- "Impact of the renminbi exchange rate on Asian currencies", in W Peng and C Shu (eds), Currency internationalisation: global experiences and implications for the renminbi, Palgrave Macmillan, 2009.
- " Exchange rate pass-through in China" (with X J Su), China & World Economy, vol 17, no 1, January 2009, pp 33-46.
- "The macroeconomic impact on Hong Kong of hypothetical mainland shocks" (with D He), in H Genberg and D He (eds), Macroeconomic linkages between Hong Kong and mainland China, 2008.
- " Renminbi derivatives: recent development and issues" (with W Peng and R Yip), China & World Economy, vol 15, no 5, October 2007, pp 1-17.
- " Consumption and stock markets in Greater China" (with X Liu), Applied Economics Letters, vol 11, no 6, 2004, pp 365-8.
- "Real exchange rates and capital flows", in D Dickinson and W Allen (eds), Monetary Policy, Capital Flows and Exchange Rates, Routledge, 2002.
- " The relationship between financial development and economic growth: evidence from China" (with X Liu), Studies in Economics and Finance, vol 20, no 1, 2002, pp 76-84.
- "International capital movements and the international dimension to financial crises" (with P Sinclair), Financial Stability and Central Banks, Routledge, 2001.
- " Convergence and financial development: a non-parametric approach", The Manchester School, vol 67, issue s1, 1999, pp 66-87.