Linlin Jin

include corporate finance, behavioural finance, corporate governance, family business, and international finance, with current work examining how CEOs’ vocal emotions and communication during earnings calls influence investor perceptions, market reactions, and assessments of firm risk. Published research also explores investment efficiency in family and non-family firms and international strategies for hedging inflation risk.

Linlin Jin is Assistant Professor at Mount Royal University and is affiliated with Faculty of Business, Communication Studies and Aviation, Bissett School of Business. Collected research and teaching information includes include corporate finance, behavioural finance, corporate governance, family business, and international finance, with current work examining how CEOs’ vocal emotions and communication during earnings calls influence investor perceptions, market reactions, and assessments of firm risk. Published research also explores investment efficiency in family and non-family firms and international strategies for hedging inflation risk.. This summary considered all 2 collected sources.