Shanghai is amongst the top asset management centres in the world, according to a new report by the CEIBS Lujiazui Institute of International Finance (CLIIF).

A new facility launched by CEIBS will boost the development of Shanghai as a smart city and contribute to improving public healthcare in China and beyond, according to CEIBS President Wang Hong.

Today, we are officially opening our online application system for candidates to apply for the CEIBS MBA Class of 2024 beginning in October 2022

The 2021-22 recruitment season for CEIBS MBA students officially kicked-off today. 157 members of MBA2022 cohort with outstanding academic performance, cross-cultural leadership skills and international perspectives will look for full-time opportunities with dynamic enterprises for their post-MBA careers upon graduation in April, 2022.

In accordance with CEIBS regulations, the Global EMBA department will honour four students from each graduating class.

The CEIBS MBA graduate employment rate reached 95.5% this year – the highest in the last decade – according to the CEIBS MBA2021 Career Report released today. The report also details remuneration statistics, industry and function distribution, recruiting companies, geographic spread, and more.

The CEIBS International Advisory Board welcomed New Development (NDB) Bank President Marcos Troyjo as its newest member this month.

In a first for CEIBS, the school hosted university seniors and recent graduates for the inaugural Global Young Leaders Camp this week. Organised by MBA Marketing & Admissions department, the camp aims to give budding leaders from the next generation an opportunity to hone their leadership abilities and gain a competitive edge in their career.

More than a dozen companies helmed by CEIBS alumni have made the recently-released 2021 Fortune Global 500 list. Chinese businesses also featured prominently on the annual list, with 135 companies being ranked amongst the largest companies in the world. Chinese and US companies alternated spots at the top of the list, with Walmart, State Grid, Amazon.com, China National Petroleum, Sinopec and Apple rounding out the big six.