Xing Wang
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Biography
Xing Wang is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Illinois State University since Aug 2018. She received her Ph.D. in Risk Management and Insurance in J. Mack Robinson College of Business from Georgia State University where she also served as an instructor for course Risk Modeling during her Ph.D. period. She received M.S. in Statistics from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2014 and a B.S. in Mathematics from Tsinghua University in 2013. She is the James C. Hickman Scholar from the year 2017 and was supported by the Society of Actuaries during her Ph.D. research in Actuarial Science.
Current Courses
280.001Financial Mathematics
353.001Regression And Time Series Analysis
146.001Calculus II
380.001Actuarial Models I
383.001Actuarial Models III
384.001Actuarial Models IV
280.001Financial Mathematics
400.008Independent Study
490.007Research In Mathematics, Math Ed & Applied Mathematics
Teaching Interests & Areas
Actuarial Science
Finance
Data Analysis
Applied Statistics
Research Interests & Areas
Xing Wang's research interests include risk measure, mortality, annuities and their statistical inference. Her work focus on statistical inference about risk measures under the heavy-tailed losses and the valuation processes for the large portfolios of the variable annuities.