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I hope and believe that there will be some systematic reforms towards a more business-friendly environment.

2024-07-20
Professor Zhu Tian discusses his hopes for China's third plenum with Singapore's Straits Times
The role of the market cannot be overemphasised or unilaterally emphasised. But market players certainly hope that the market will play a greater role.

2024-07-19
The outcome of China’s recent third plenum shows market mechanisms and the government’s role are unified and complementary, Professor Zhu Tian tells South China Morning Post
June 18, 2024. Shanghai - The 7th CEIBS Finance and Accounting Symposium was held at the CEIBS Shanghai campus on June 18, 2024, with the theme "Current Topics in Accounting", bringing together more than 100 scholars from top universities in the US, Europe, and Asia to discuss current issues at the intersection of accounting, finance, economics, and politics.

2024-07-17
7th CEIBS Finance and Accounting Symposium Held
Few would dispute that financial workers are overpaid.

2024-07-10
Prof. Oliver Rui discusses why salaries are falling for financial sector employees with the South China Morning Post
Now that the US interest rate remains unchanged, there is downward pressure building on China’s interest rate, so there is an expectation of the yuan’s depreciation, and this expectation may be self-fulfilling.

2024-06-28
Prof. Oliver Rui offers his thoughts to the South China Morning Post on the RMB's fluctuating exchange rate
Prof. Zhu Tian tells Singapore’s Straits Times that slowing household consumption is not the main reason for China’s current economic difficulties.

2024-06-23
Prof. Zhu Tian tells Singapore’s Straits Times that slowing household consumption is not the main reason for China’s current economic difficulties
Former finance minister Lou Jiwei raised transparency concerns over the special bonds during a speech at the China Europe International Business School on March 29.

2024-05-24
Remarks made by former China Finance Minster Lou Jiwei’s speech at CEIBS campus quoted by South China Morning Post
"This is the clearest proof of rather weak demand and economic recovery."

2024-04-30
In an article looking at China’s economic progress so far in 2024, Professor Zhu Tian gives shares his analysis with South China Morning Post
"Like it or not, banks and other institutions... should expect top-down directives and overhauls."

2024-04-04
Professor Zhu Tian shares his views with South China Morning Post on China's new initiative to regulate the finance industry
Beijing aims to challenge American dominance, but it also has to ensure fairness to ensure that China’s growing say won’t become another unfair dominance.

2024-03-27
Professor Oliver Rui quoted in South China Morning Post article on China’s call for reform of international financial institutions
Over a dozen international journalists flocked to our recent forum in Beijing, including from the South China Morning Post, who quoted senior government economic advisor Liu Shijin speaking at the event.

2024-03-22
South China Morning Post covers CEIBS Innovation Forum Beijing in recent article
In China, the party is always in charge of all major matters.

2024-03-11
Professor Oliver Rui discusses efforts by China to reform its central bank and become a financial superpower in the South China Morning Post
Impressive growth in new energy-related sectors in the past year, including electric vehicles, is a testament to the resilience of the economy.

2024-03-05
As China’s economic targets for the year are revealed, Professor Albert Hu tells The Straits Times that the country’s growth potential remains solid
How can investors and entrepreneurs focus on their business rather than worrying about possible risks or problems?

2024-02-23
CEIBS Professor Oliver Rui quoted by South China Morning Post in story focusing on difficulties facing China’s private sector
“We sorely need actions to revive sentiment.”

2024-02-20
China should carry out reforms to create more leeway for private and foreign firms, Professor Economics Zhu Tian tells South China Morning Post
Foreign businesses being outpaced by SOEs could be due to different policy effects brought to bear on SOEs and foreign companies.

2024-02-15
Policies to support state owned enterprises may have unintended effects on international companies in China, Professor Zhu Tian tells South China Morning Post.
"This can be a hint that Li Qiang may accord further significance [to the private sector]."

2024-01-26
CEIBS professor of Economics Zhu Tian speaks to South China Morning Post on what the Chinese Premier’s upcoming work report could mean for the private sector in 2024
Professor Zhu Tian argues for stimulus measures to combat low confidence.

2024-01-18
In Reuters article, Professor Zhu Tian says more stimulus measures are necessary to avoid a "vicious cycle" of low confidence in the Chinese economy

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