July 19, 2018. London – The opportunities for China and the UK to collaborate within the financial sector in today’s post-Brexit, fintech and big data focused environment were explored in depth today during a forum co-hosted by China’s leading international business school, CEIBS, and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in the UK. As is usually the case with any recent discussion on fintech, the issues of data security and privacy protection were also raised.

July 17, 2018. Munich, Germany – The benefits of a strong relationship between China and Europe, and the enterprises of both countries, was among the themes touched upon during today’s inaugural leg of the 4^th Europe Forum series being hosted by China’s leading international business school, CEIBS, and its partners. Speakers such as Board Member and CEO of Chinese international investment company CNIC Corporation Ltd. Mr. Yuxian ZHOU; and Professor Jianqing JIANG, Chairman of the SINO-CEE Fund that manages the financial operations of the China-led Belt & Road Initiative, weighed in on the opportunities available when both sides work together in today’s digital era and beyond.

As part of the “CEIBS Insights 2018” series of events aimed at celebrating the 15^th anniversary of the China-EU Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, CEIBS today hosted its third Master Class of the year. The event was headlined by former Prime Minister of France Jean-Pierre Raffarin, who is also the Charles de Gaulle Chair in Global Leadership as well as Distinguished Professor at CEIBS. Mr. Raffarin, well-known by many Chinese people as a “good friend” of China, took the opportunity to share with the more than 400 attendees some reflections on his own personal leadership journey.

An audience of about 100 attendees including CEIBS students, faculty, staff and members of the Shanghai-based French business community was charmed today by former Prime Minister of France Jean-Pierre Raffarin during a lecture where the long-time friend of China and its people shared his insights on the topic “The French Approach to Leadership in Business and Politics”. His lecture is part of a series of events being held, this month, in his capacity as Charles de Gaulle Chair in Global Leadership as well as Distinguished Professor at CEIBS. Tomorrow he headlines a CEIBS Master Class that has generated significant interest.

June 30, 2018. Accra – President (European) of the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS), Professor Pedro Nueno, today called on H.E. Mr. John Agyekum Kufuor, Former President of Ghana, at his residence in Accra’s Airport Residential area. Professor Nueno, who is on a three-day visit to Ghana from June 29 to July 1 is leading a delegation of 25 business executives from Spain. Referred to as the “Harvard Group”, they are in Accra to gauge the progress CEIBS has made since its establishment in Africa some 10 years ago, and also to meet with alumni and explore business opportunities.

July 4, 2018

July 3, 2018. Shanghai – The First Batch of 2018 CEIBS Case Master Development Camp was successfully held at the school's Shanghai campus on July 2-3, 2018, with sessions running simultaneously in English and Chinese. 140 faculty members from 94 business schools across China (including Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan), Canada, France, Hungary, India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and South Korea participated in the camp.

1st CEIBS Decision Sciences Symposium Held

June 14, 2018. Paris, France – The China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) and France-based Center of Prospective and Strategic Studies (CEPS) today jointly hosted a symposium that explored the timely issue of how to advance Sino-European relations. The venue was the prestigious Colbert Hall within the French National Assembly. Among the more than 200 Chinese and French scholars and entrepreneurs present were Prof. Jean-Pierre Raffarin, former Prime Minister of France and Charles de Gaulle Chair in Global Leadership at CEIBS; Jean-Michel Mis, Deputy in the French National Assembly; Ding Yuan, Vice President and Dean of CEIBS; Dr. Emmanuel Dupuy, President of the Institute for European Perspective & Security Studies (IPSE); Loïc Tribot La Spière, Director General of CEPS; and François Quentin, President of Huawei France.