What opportunities do French companies have to better adapt to an era of digital transformation in the Chinese consumer market? Moreover, how can Chinese companies fully understand and adapt to the French market to expand their global footprint? 

With the comprehensive strategic partnership of China and the EU at a crossroads in the year of its 20th anniversary, what have two of the world’s leading economies achieved over the past two decades of trade and collaboration?

Mr. Micheál Martin TD, Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs for Ireland, visited the CEIBS Shanghai campus today to give a speech, take part in a Q&A, and meet a group of the school’s MBA and Global EMBA students, accompanied by a delegation of 14 that included Ambassador of Ireland to China Ann Derwin and Consul General of Ireland in Shanghai Wendy Dorman-Smith.

The CEIBS (Switzerland) Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) programme, a doctoral programme of applied business research that combines rigorous academic education with extensive business practice, has welcomed its latest cohort for an official opening ceremony at our Shanghai campus.

Amid a shifting landscape of international exchange and cooperation, China is entering a new stage of development that carries with it the potential to shape a promising future. In this context, how can Chinese companies venture into new arenas to foster growth engines? How can multinational companies gain a firm foothold and thrive in the Chinese market?

The CEIBS International Summit on Social Security and Aging Finance was successfully held at the school’s Shanghai campus recently, with numerous distinguished speakers and experts in the field invited to participate under the theme of “Global Perspective and the Chinese Approach: Sustainable Development of China’s Unique Social Security System.”

In response to China’s dual carbon targets and green energy efforts, CEIBS launched comprehensive carbon neutrality endeavors in 2023 after conducting greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories in both 2019 and 2021.

Shanghai remains in sixth place among the world’s top global asset management centres with a grade of 83.4 points, according to the 2023 Global Asset Management Centre Evaluation Index released by CEIBS Lujiazui International Institute of Finance (CLIIF) today.

Conversation between east and west is more important than ever, CEIBS President (European) and Professor of Marketing Dominique Turpin said at a prestigious international symposium.