xx NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORSfinance department of MIT’s Sloan School of Management, and the statistics
department of the University of Washington. In 2006 he is a Visiting Pro-
fessor at the ISMA Centre, University of Reading, EDHEC in Nice, France
and Luiss University in Rome teaching courses in the great investors, asset-
liability management and security market anomalies. Besides being active
in his own publishing (articles and books) and lectures around the world,
he is series editor for North-Holland’s Handbooks in Finance.
Yonggan Zhaois an Assistant Professor of Banking and Finance at Nanyang
Business School, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, where he
has been teaching since 2001. His PhD is from the University of British
Columbia. His general research interests encompass the theoretical and
numerical investigation of financial investment models, dynamic portfolio
management and option valuation and replication. He has a particular inter-
est in dynamic models of risk control and risk management in an incomplete
market setting where practical constraints exist.