Global policymakers and top economists discussed the global economic challenges and opportunities for international cooperation.
Professor Li Cheng of the University of Hong Kong shared his valuable insights on the latest macroeconomic and social developments in China and the US and their evolving relations.
Dr Weijian Shan of PAG shared his views on the global investment outlook, the current challenges and opportunities, and his leadership journey.
Professor Huang Yiping of Peking University
discussed China’s latest economic
outlook amid the various macroeconomic
and fiscal policy initiatives introduced by
the authorities in recent months.
This year’s cohort comprises a diverse mix of senior executives. We look forward to an exciting series of activities ahead.
Mr Darryl Chan of HKMA had a dialogue with the FLP alumni discussing a range of topics pertinent to Hong Kong’s financial stability and market development.
Dr Giorgio Valente, Head of the HKIMR, conducted the lecture series providing students’ with an understanding of recent developments in Hong Kong’s financial services industry from both market and regulatory perspectives. The series also featured sharing sessions with distinguished members of the WCE Group.
Kam-Shing Kwang, JP Morgan (Left); Bonnie Chan, HKEX (Middle)
Vicky Kong, Citibank (Middle); Angela Liu, Barclays Investment Bank (Right)
Maaike Steinebach, FemTech Future Limited (Middle); Yvonne Leung, Ant Bank HK (Right)
Five doctoral candidates were admitted to this year’s programme. Two of them have completed their internships with the support of the HKIMR on their PhD research endeavours. A new call for proposals is now open for the 2026 intake.
A series of research seminars were conducted to promote knowledge exchange among researchers from both local and international institutions on current topics in the fields of monetary and financial research.
• Exploring the impact of climate transitions on financial markets
• Implications of cash shocks for firms
• Adapting monetary policy to demographic trends
Co-organisers:
Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Hong Kong Academy of Finance
Hong Kong Institute for Monetary and Financial Research
Centre for Economic Policy Research
Co-organisers:
Hong Kong Institutes for Monetary and Financial Research
ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office
