Rate My Professor Bryan Lim

Associate Professor Bryan Lim serves in the Department of Finance within the Faculty of Business and Economics at the University of Melbourne. He earned his PhD from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and holds a Bachelor's degree. His primary research specializations encompass empirical asset pricing and news and information transmission. These areas focus on understanding market dynamics, profitability changes, stock return predictions, and informational efficiency in financial markets.

Bryan Lim's scholarly contributions include the journal article 'The Value of Growth: Changes in Profitability and Future Stock Returns,' highlighted on the University of Melbourne's Find an Expert platform. Other selected works feature 'The Performance and Impact of Stock Picks Mentioned on Mad Money,' exploring media influence on stock performance; 'Short-Sale Constraints and Price Bubbles,' examining constraints on short-selling and their effects on market bubbles; and involvement in 'Essays on Trading and Informational Efficiency.' His research addresses key aspects of trading behaviors, market constraints, and information dissemination in asset pricing contexts. At the University of Melbourne, he has taught courses such as Investments and Principles of Finance, and served as Academic Program Director for the Graduate Diploma in Finance. Additionally, he co-organizes academic events including the FIRN Melbourne Asset Pricing Meeting and contributes to the Finance Down Under conference as a discussant. Bryan Lim maintains an active presence in the finance academic community through these teaching, research, and organizational roles.