Finance and FinTech | E-130159
This expert is an associate professor of finance at a prominent Hong Kong university, where his work focuses on bank risk management and financial markets. He obtained his postgraduate degrees from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, University of Essex and University of Cambridge, and completed executive training at both UC Berkeley and MIT. He created the first Basel-standard internal ratings-based (IRB) system in Hong Kong. Shortly after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, he re-engineered wealth management due diligence models for some banks. These models are currently implemented by more than 25 regional and global financial institutions. He has served as a founding member of Global Association of Risk Professionals’ FRM Committee, an examiner of professional examinations of both HKSI and HKIB, a member of the Advisory Board of China Bond Rating in Beijing, a non-executive director of Bank of Communications Trustee, the founder of CT Risk Solutions, and a member of Future Task Force for Insurance Industry of the HKSAR Government.
Location: Hong Kong
BS, University of the State of New York - Regents College
MA, Social Science Data Analytics, University of Essex
PGDip, Economics, University of Essex
MPhil, Finance, University of Cambridge
PhD, Finance, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Published: 40+ peer-reviewed journal articles, 20 books and book chapters
Current, Associate Professor of Finance, a prominent Hong Kong university
Current, Director, Financial Computing Laboratory, a prominent Hong Kong university