Faculty
Recent article published by CEIBS Adjunct Professor Sheng Songcheng is examined in full by Asian Banker2025-07-16"Given China's extreme regional development disparities, implementing consumption-based principles may impose significant tax losses on certain areas." More
Remarks made by CEIBS Adjunct Professor Sheng Songcheng on the Yuan developing a new role to support global financial stability quoted by South China Morning Post2025-07-10"In terms of institutional credibility – the government and central bank’s commitment to stability – as well as macro fundamentals such as low inflation, current account surplus and large foreign rese… More
Straits Times speaks to Professor Albert Hu on new laws intended to balance China's economy and curb price wars2025-06-30"A major economic challenge China faces is the risk of sustained deflation, which is exacerbated by 'neijuan'." More
Professor Wang Renxuan quoted by Les Echoes on the internationalisation of the Chinese yuan2025-06-21"China pushes the internationalisation of the yuan in the midst of a trade war with the United States." More
Prof. Oliver Rui quoted in South China Morning Post story on the Chinese government's latest efforts to regulate the real estate sector2025-06-16“A ‘revenge rise’ in home price is never the goal, as the top leadership stresses stabilisation.” More
We are offering students unable to enter the US to enroll at top business schools a place on our MBA programme, CEIBS Dean and Vice President Frank Bournois reveals during a live interview on Bloomberg TV2025-06-12"If we do not now, in leading business schools like CEIBS, prepare future leaders, there will be a problem tomorrow of another kind." More
China is an environment for Korean companies to learn from, Professor Changhyun Kim tells Straits Times in piece on recent South Korean election.2025-06-04“There will be some rebalancing in public opinion in South Korea towards the US now.” More
In an opinion editorial for leadership journal Dialogue, Professor Shameen Prashantham takes an in-depth look at DeepSeek’s success2025-06-02“DeepSeek may look like an overnight success, but it was only possible because of decisions made a decade earlier.” More
In recent years, second generations are often unable or unwilling to take over family firms in China, Professor Oliver Rui tells The Wire China2025-06-01“The older generations grew up in very tough times. But the younger generations are raised in a very comfortable environment and they don’t have the chance to prove themselves.” More
Prof. Shameen Prashantham tells Forbes that Chinese firms are trying to expand overseas because confidence in the domestic Chinese economy did not return after the pandemic2025-05-30"Firms have been forced to look outward because confidence in the domestic Chinese economy did not return after the pandemic." More
