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LIU Jing

Professor of Accounting and Finance and Director of Investment Research Department, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB)

PhD, Columbia University

Value Investing, Corporate Strategy, China's Economic Reform, AI Applications in Business

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CKGSB 2020 Q4 Investor Sentiment Survey Reveals Optimistic Outlook Amid China’s COVID-19 Recovery

NewsJanuary 15, 2021

The latest Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business Investor Sentiment Survey (CKISS) 2020 Q4 data reflects survey responses from 2,500 individual and institutional investors, who feel more optimistic towards China’s financial markets, China’s real estate and the US-China trade war.

Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business Releases Q3 2020 ‘Cheung Kong Investor Sentiment Survey’ Report

NewsSeptember 25, 2020

In Q3 2020, investor willingness to invest in stocks has increased significantly. Investors are optimistic towards China’s A-shares stocks and real estate market, and the number of people willing to invest in stocks has increased significantly.

CKGSB Investor Sentiment Survey Highlights Sharp Performance Divergence Between Private and State-Owned Enterprises in China in Q1 2026

NewsMay 21, 2026

Retail Investors Stay Bullish as Institutions Turn Cautious on China Equities, CKGSB Survey Finds

NewsJanuary 28, 2026

CKGSB Survey Finds China’s Investor Confidence Rebounds as Tech Innovation and Policy Support Drive A-share Rally

NewsSeptember 23, 2025

CKGSB Professor LIU Jing shares his latest findings at the Investor Sentiment Index media conference, September 2025

Cheung Kong Investor Sentiment Survey Show Chinese Investor Sentiment Dampen in Second Quarter 2021

NewsSeptember 30, 2021

Data collected in the second quarter of 2021 for the Cheung Kong Investor Sentiment Survey (CKISS) shows that investor sentiment has become more cautious overall, compared with the first quarter.

CKGSB Releases Latest Findings on Chinese Investor Sentiment Survey

NewsDecember 25, 2019

Dr Liu Jing, Professor of Accounting and Finance and Associate Dean of Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB), released the 2019 Q4 findings of the Cheung Kong Investor Sentiment Survey (CKISS).

CKGSB Prof: China “Still a Blue Ocean in Asia”

NewsNovember 18, 2016

CKGSB Associate Dean Liu Jing said China still remains a ‘Blue Ocean’ in Asia, as it has plenty of long-term growth potential by promoting domestic consumption and encouraging innovation within the business community, at an international forum hosted by Korea’s largest media group Chosun Media Group.

China’s stock market: optimistic amidst trade war tensions?

NewsMay 28, 2019

Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business Professor of Accounting and Finance Liu Jing will explain how investors and finance professionals view the importance of China’s A-shares, and analyze the market sentiment given the actual value and performance in the first quarter of 2019, based on his most recent survey.

CKGSB’s New Alumni Chapter “Can Help Expand US-China Ties”

NewsJanuary 7, 2016

Liu Jian, the Consul General for the People’s Republic of China in Los Angeles, and CKGSB Dean Xiang Bing were among those in attendance at the launch ceremony of CKGSB’s US West Coast Alumni Association, which also included an Innovation Forum.

Japan-China Issues “Inadvertently Benefit Korean Companies”

NewsOctober 13, 2014

In an interview with Korean newspaper E Daily, Liu Jing, Associate Dean at CKGSB, talked about the strengths and weaknesses of the Chinese economy, as well as the benefits that Korean companies enjoy in the Chinese market.

Finding a Way to Make Neighborly Profits

NewsJanuary 15, 2015

In an interview with Seoul Economy Daily, CKGSB Associate Dean Liu Jing emphasized that Asian economic integration is not a choice, but a necessity in today’s world. Given the economic competition between the US and China, Prof Liu said emerging countries need to build a cooperative model that is balanced, rather than solely serving each nation and creating intense competition.

CKGSB Prof: Government’s Improper Response Intensified China’s Market Disruption

NewsAugust 1, 2015

During an interview with Chosun Biz, one of most influential business media in Korea, Professor Liu Jing pointed out that the reason for the current market crash is quite different from former financial crises in 2002 and 2008, since the backdrop of problems can be traced to the boom of margin trading, including short sellers.

Real Estate in China: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

ArticleJuly 8, 2014

What ails real estate in China? Are we heading for a property market crash? Does the government need to step in and save the day? In this wide-ranging interview, CKGSB professor Liu Jing, an expert on the real estate market, analyzes the situation in China’s real estate sector. China bears have never been this close […]

Chasing Carbon Neutrality

ArticleNovember 10, 2021

China plans to peak carbon emissions in 2030 and be fully carbon neutral by 2060. How will this impact on economic activity?

US-China Commerce Trajectories Under Trump

NewsMay 7, 2018

US-China Business Council (USCBC) President John Frisbie will share viewpoints from Washington, USCBC advocacy priorities and perspectives on the trajectory for US-China commercial relations under the Trump Administration, before engaging in a dialogue with Prof Liu Jing, finance professor at CKGSB, and a Q&A session with the audience.

CKGSB Program Snapshot: Clifford Chance’s Boardroom China Briefing

NewsMay 30, 2012

Senior leaders from global top-ten law firm update knowledge about China with a CKGSB Executive Education custom program

Coping with the economic slowdown

ArticleApril 13, 2012

The Chinese economy did not escape last year’s dire global economic conditions unscathed. Since small- and medium-sized enterprises have a much shorter life span in relation to western private companies, there is more pressure and challenges to contend with. Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) jointly conducted a survey with Ernst & Young with […]