Press Release

Entering its 20th anniversary, HKU Business School continues to promote economic policy research proactively and organise relevant activities, with an aim to encourage discussion on the economic policies and further contribute to the development of the society through its knowledge and expertise. Following the recent publishing of the “Hong Kong Economic Policy Green Paper” jointly with Hong Kong Institute of Economics and Business Strategy (HIEBS), the School organised another press conference today, with scholars responding to the 2021-22 Budget Speech that was delivered yesterday.

HKU Business School and Hong Kong Institute of Economics and Business Strategy (HIEBS) jointly announced today the “Hong Kong Economic Policy Green Paper”, suggesting new initiatives on four major areas of Hong Kong’s economic policy, including Economy & Industry, Human Capital Development, Regulation and Housing.

Today marks another step forward for the international engagement and Fintech research projects of HKU Business School, with the formation of an alliance between the HKU Business School and the School of Economics and Management of the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS).  

Over 20 startup founders and practitioners, together with alumni from a wide range of industries and business backgrounds, assembled in the HKU Business School Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum on October 10, 2020.

Mr. David S. Lee, Principal Lecturer of HKU Business School, has been awarded the UGC Teaching Award 2020 for the Early Career Faculty Members category.

HKU Business School has always been at the forefront of knowledge creation and achieved remarkable results. The theme-based research project coordinated by Professor Chen Lin, Associate Dean of the School