The spring class of the Financial Management Doctoral Program (FDBA) of Hong Kong Graduate School of business was held in Beijing from July 5 to July 7. The teaching team composed of doctoral supervisors, senior scholars and financial experts taught each other with their full resources. The students of Jinbo (1) class gathered in the mobile class of the School in Beijing to continue their learning.

The theme of this course is macro economy and Big capital management (II), which lasts for three days, including teaching, research, case sharing, etc. The main course content is both macro and thematic, theory and practice, to explore the law, based on development, and guide the future.

The highlights of the course will be introduced in the later stage, so stay tuned.

 

The Doctoral Program in Financial Management (FDBA) of Hong Kong Graduate School of business integrates high-quality teacher resources, makes overall planning for the course arrangement and carefully designs the teaching content.

Learning topics include basic theory, thematic courses, and real cases. Teaching components include basic theory courses, module courses, research and open classes, and master lectures/expert lectures.

The six modules include domestic and overseas listing and financing, large capital management and cross-border investment, green finance and ESG sustainable development, Web3.0 and digital assets, financial technology and artificial intelligence, wealth inheritance and family office.

At the same time, we focus on hot issues, independently develop business cases, and communicate face-to-face with benchmarking enterprises at home and abroad and heads of global family offices, deeply integrating classroom and practice.

 

Sun Liping, doctoral supervisor of Xiangjiang Business School, professor of Sociology Department of Tsinghua University, doctoral supervisor of sociology and economics, taught "Economic Contraction: An interpretation of the current confusing economic trend".

Professor Sun Liping's initial research direction was social modernization, and he published several books such as Social Modernization, The Road to Modernity, Reflection and Exploration of Development, and published several papers. Theories such as the temporal pattern of modernization and the late exogenous modernization have exerted extensive influence in the academic circles.

Later, he studied changes in China's social structure, published papers such as "Changes in China's Social Structure Since the Reform" (Cooperation) and "Evolution of the Interaction between the State, the Ruling Elite and the People in China Before and After the Reform", and proposed important concepts and theories such as "total society", "total capital", "free flowing resources" and "free activity space". It has received attention from academic circles at home and abroad.

His current research direction is transformational sociology. He led large-scale research projects, "Collection and research of Oral Data on Social Change in Rural China in the Second Half of the 20th Century", "Research on the relationship between the State and farmers in Contemporary Rural China" and "From Unit System to Community-Community Construction".

Zhong Wei, PhD supervisor of Hong Kong Graduate School of business, Professor of Finance at Beijing Normal University and chief economist of Minsheng Bank Fund Management, taught "2024 Growth and Risk Rebalancing: Catching Up and Ending Expectations Passivation and Event Driving".

In the past 20 years, Professor Zhong Wei has focused on policy and academic research. He has published 9 books such as Digital Currency, Financial Technology and Monetary Restructuring. He has published more than 200 papers in core academic journals such as Economic Research, Financial Research, and Managing the World. There is also a collection of financial reviews, such as "Ink Gold" and "Gratitude Heart", which have certain academic and social influence.

Mr. Jiang Xianzhou, former chairman of China Construction Bank (Asia) Co., Ltd. gave a lecture on "Practicing Five Behaviors, Building Excellent Leadership, and Becoming the Best Version of Yourself."

Mr. Jiang Xianzhou served as Deputy Director of the Head Office of China Construction Bank, Deputy general manager of International business Department, general manager of Fund Custody Department and Institutional Business Department, the first chairman of CCB Fund Management Company, and the executive director, executive vice president, president, vice chairman and Chairman of China Construction Bank (Asia) Limited. From 2020 to 2021, he served as the Director of the Leadership Teaching and Research Department of CCB University/CCB Research Center. He has served as executive director of the China Investment Society, Vice Chairman of the Asset Management Association of China, Vice Chairman of the Hong Kong Chinese Banking Association, and Executive director of the Hong Kong Chinese Enterprises Association. Mr. Jiang Xianzhou was awarded the "Best Socially Responsible Manager Award" by the China Banking Association.

 

Mr. Wu is a senior financial audit and corporate governance expert with more than 30 years of audit and advisory experience, having provided professional services to financial industry clients in New York, London, Sydney, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing. Served as a signature accountant to assist the Bank of China in its dual listing in Hong Kong and Shanghai and the Postal Savings Bank of China in its listing in Hong Kong. Since 2021, Mr. Wu has served as a signature Accountant of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

 

During the study period, all the students visited Digital China Information Service Group Co., LTD., accompanied by Xu Huijun, executive Dean of Xiangjiang Business School.

As a leading partner of financial digital transformation, China Information focuses on five major financial articles "technology finance, Green finance, inclusive finance, pension finance, digital finance", focusing on digital finance, data assets, information technology application innovation and other key businesses, serving financial institutions such as banks, insurance, securities, funds and pan-industry key customers. Provide a full range of information technology construction services to help customers achieve the reconstruction of digital core competitiveness.

 

 

 

Hong Kong Graduate Schoolof Business was established in Hong Kong as the teaching executive agency of the business Schoolof the Hong Kong Schoolof Finance and Management. Adhering to the school motto of "Knowing and doing, connecting the East and the West", Hong Kong Graduate Schoolof Business pioneered the teaching paradigm of "mentoring system - salary transmission", integrating the essence of Chinese and Western education. Develop business leaders with an international outlook.

Adhering to the educational philosophy of continuous lifelong learning, the College aims to meet the needs of students for continuous growth and development. By providing a wealth of academic and business resources, regular seminars and internal exchanges on business topics, as well as a doctoral fellowship and alumni network, we are committed to helping students constantly update their knowledge and skills, deepen their professional competence, and enable students to remain competitive in a rapidly changing business environment to cope with the challenges and opportunities of "the greatest changes in a century"