Faculty
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
China offers foreign companies the opportunity to learn new processes to improve their operations globally, Dean and Vice President Frank Bournois tells Time magazine2025-05-29"Before, people were coming to China just to have better access to the Chinese market, now you come to China to improve your processes. And AI is really pushing that forward.” More
CEIBS President (European) Dominique Turpin gives full length interview to Japan's Weekly Economist outlet2025-05-16"The only thing that Chinese companies lack is brand power." More
Recently appointed Distinguished Professor Charles Michel's decision to join CEIBS under the spotlight in Belgian media La Libre Belgique2025-05-13“In these troubled geopolitical times, universities and schools play a critical role in fostering mutual understanding between powers. They are poles of dialogue and bridges between continents.” More
CEIBS new Distinguished Professor Charles Michel gives his views on the EU and China’s importance to world order in South China Morning Post article based on remarks made at EU-China relations 50th anniversary event on CEIBS campus2025-05-10“We must manage our differences and competitions in a responsible way… our divergences must be addressed with responsibility [and] sincerity.” More
Professor Xu Bin tells AFP that dialogue is good enough for now in US-China trade relations2025-05-09"I think this is basically to show that both sides are talking - and that itself is very important.” More
Tariffs will mobilise China’s efforts to boost innovation, Professor Shameen Prashantham tells Spanish daily newspaper ABC2025-05-04Professor Shameen Prashantham discusses the effects of tariffs with Spanish daily newspaper ABC. More
In a South China Morning Post article on Shanghai focusing on big events to boost consumer spending, Professor Bala Ramasamy says the impact of trade wars will not affect China as badly as some think2025-05-03"There are a whole range of things being done to increase consumption [like hosting big events]… I hope that consumers do not think that [the trade war] is going to be the end of the world, because it… More
Professor Oliver Rui says a new law allowing private companies to take local governments in China to court is a significant step in the right direction2025-05-03"The new law has clear-cut provisions on curbing administrative powers," said Rui Meng, an economics professor at the China Europe International Business School in Shanghai. "Thus, entrepreneurs can m… More
In a full-length interview with Poets and Quants, Professors Frank Yu and Byron Lee talk about CEIBS’ future global role in a turbulent world2025-05-01Can CEIBS maintain its global edge? Two professors discuss China's shifting business landscape. More
