New Papers & Columns
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EIU | Winning Over Internal Stakeholders To Make External Startup Engagement Work2019-04-25Owing to a lack of actual meaningful collaboration, startup initiatives are often met with skepticism and dismissed as mere PR exercises or “innovation theatre”. More
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Who Can Break the Oligopoly of e-Commerce in China?2019-04-15Online retailers in China accounted for 20% of total sales of consumer goods in 2018. Alibaba (Taobao and Tmall) and JD.com captured between them over three quarters of the market share. Can anyone st… More
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Lessons from China’s Lucrative Wealth Management Industry2019-04-12China’s wealth management market is massive! The latest estimates are that, in 2018, there were almost 1.7 million customers with over RMB 10 million ($ 1.48 million US dollars) in assets. More
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Need to Boost Employee Commitment? Try Fostering the Right Organizational Culture2019-04-09A recent study by CEIBS researchers sheds some light on what HR managers can do to boost the commitment of their knowledge workforce. More
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What’s Behind China’s Slowdown?2019-04-04A ‘fly on the wall’ perspective of a discussion including CEIBS Professor of Economics Zhu Tian and Professor of Economics & Finance Xu Bin. More
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Foreign Investment Law More than a Face-Saving Gesture2019-03-29Once the negative list is in place, the next hurdle will be implementation of the new law. More
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Managing Family Wealth in Times of Economic Uncertainty2019-03-27In the new era, asset allocation will undoubtedly become one of the most important means of wealth management for Chinese households. More
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How Capillary Won Over the China Market2019-03-13India-based Capillary Technologies racked up 200% China revenue growth in three years. What is the logic behind its trend-bucking success? Shameen Prashantham, Associate Professor of International Bus… More
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Right Place, Right Time: An Interview with CEIBS Dean Ding Yuan2019-03-07“Our most formidable enemy is our inertia, and the biggest challenge comes from within ourselves. The new challenges facing China’s economic development are also new opportunities for us… With such GD… More
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Women Leaders: Then & Now2019-03-05In the forty years since the beginning of its reform and opening-up policy, China has experienced continuous change. The role of Chinese women has also evolved, from ‘the red generation’ and ‘the lost… More