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LIU Jing

LIU Jing

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

PhD, Columbia University

Corporate Finance, Economic Reforms, Financial Accounting, Investments, Real Estate

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CKGSB Professor Liu Jing in Fortune Korea: The Growth of Market Power is Vital for China’s Successful Economic Reformation

NewsNovember 3, 2013

Based on the world’s largest domestic market, China is transforming its economic paradigm from investment to consumption. During an interview with Fortune Korea, Liu Jing, CKGSB Professor of Finance shared his views on “Liconomics”: China’s economic reformation plans, named after the Premier of the People’s Republic of China, Li Keqiang.

Prof Liu Jing Discusses Chinese Outbound Investment on CCTV

NewsOctober 10, 2014

In a video interview with CCTV News, Professor of Accounting & Finance and Associate Dean of Administration at CKGSB, Liu Jing, discussed the current situation in China’s outbound investment, suggesting Chinese companies should expand globally to attract more business.

Professor Liu Jing Addresses Key Economic Issues at the Sino-Swiss Economic Forum 2024

NewsJuly 15, 2024

CKGSB Survey Finds a Negative Investor Sentiment Despite COVID-19 Recovery

Professor AnalysisJune 15, 2020

CKGSB Associate Dean Liu Jing Stepped Up as a Speaker at the 2014 Dong-A International Finance Forum (DIFF)

NewsMay 28, 2014

CKGSB Associate Dean and Professor of Accounting and Finance Liu Jing delivered a presentation and participated in a panel discussion at the 2014 Dong-A International Finance Forum (DIFF).

CKGSB Releases Latest Findings on Chinese Investor Sentiment Survey

Professor AnalysisDecember 25, 2019

The 2019 Q4 findings of the Cheung Kong Investor Sentiment Survey (CKISS), released by Dr Liu Jing, Professor of Accounting and Finance and Associate Dean of Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB), show that while Chinese investors expect a low rate of return from stocks and housing investments, they are still willing to invest more in the first, as they consider stocks to be undervalued and China’s economic growth and exchange rate to remain stable. Meanwhile, until November 2019, the fundamentals of listed companies—especially of private companies—are worsening, according to survey results. Professor Liu Jing at the press conference […]

2019 Q1 CKGSB Investor Sentiment Survey Results Show China’s Private Businesses and Multinational Affected Most by US-China Trade War

Professor AnalysisJune 5, 2019

[May 30, 2019, Beijing] On 29th May 2019, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business Professor of Accounting and Finance, Associate Dean, and Director of the CKGSB Investment Research Department, Liu Jing revealed his 2019 Q1 CKGSB Investor Sentiment Survey results and commented on the repercussions of the US-China trade war to members of the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of China at the CKGSB Beijing campus. Internationally recognized for his expertise on capital markets and investment analysis, Professor Liu’s research is based on a tight connection between theory and practice. The quarterly CKGSB Investor Sentiment Survey produced by the CKGSB Investment Research […]

Chasing Carbon Neutrality

Professor AnalysisJanuary 7, 2022

China plans to peak carbon emissions in 2030 and be fully carbon neutral by 2060. How will this impact on economic activity? Since the Industrial Revolution, human activity has caused the earth’s temperature to rise abnormally—and rapidly. According to data from NASA, the current global average surface temperature is around 1.2°C higher than it was […]

Trends and Expectations for the World’s Largest Online Shopping Festival

Professor AnalysisNovember 8, 2021

The world’s largest online shopping festival is now underway, with 2,600 participating brands reporting their first-hour sales in 2021 having already surpassed that of the first day in 2020. Launched in 2009 by Alibaba as an unofficial holiday on Nov 11 (11.11) to celebrate singletons, it has since expanded from one day to around three […]

How to Revive China’s Economy in 2023 | An Interview with CKGSB Professor Liu Jing

ArticleFebruary 6, 2023

  China’s economic growth in 2022 suffered significant setbacks due to the COVID-19 restrictions and a tumultuous global geopolitical environment. In 2023, with the easing of restrictions, there is a great opportunity to revive the economy. But what will drive China’s economic recovery in 2023? What tactics are needed to revitalize China’s corporate sector? And […]

Series: China’s Real Estate Problem
1. The “Three Red Lines”

Professor AnalysisJuly 5, 2022

Professor Liu Jing – Professor of Accounting and Finance, Director of Investment Research Department, CKGSB   Since the beginning of 2022, the real estate giant Evergrande has repeatedly reported failed overdue coupon payments. The crisis started in September 2021 when the company first announced it was facing unprecedented difficulties, which in response to the Chinese government had to move in to control the spillover effects. While the Evergrande crisis is directly related to its own internal management problems, the company’s crisis is just the tip of the iceberg: what lies behind it is a liquidity crisis that has affected the […]

How Education in China should Develop in the Future

Professor AnalysisJuly 5, 2022

LIU Jing, Professor of Accounting and Finance, Director of Investment Research Department ZU Yiming, Research Fellow at CKGSB To understand how education will develop in the future, we have to analyze government policy and structure by examining the impact of industrial policy and economic development on education. Learning from Germany’s Dual Education System   Industrial upgrading is essential to the next stage of China’s economic development, and education is an essential part of industrial upgrade. China’s industrial planning is similar to Germany’s in that it focuses on industry and manufacturing at the expense of a weaker service industry. In 2020, […]

Series: China’s Real Estate Problem
3. The Two Bubbles in China’s Property Market

Professor AnalysisJuly 5, 2022

Professor Liu Jing – Professor of Accounting and Finance, Director of Investment Research Department, CKGSB   What are the structural problems embedded in China’s property sector? Firstly, it is important to look at the supply and demand of land. Approximately 54% of the cost of a new homes come from the land and associated fees. Whether or not a second-hand property increases in value is completely dependent upon the price of the land it sits upon. The building itself is a consumable and will only depreciate over time, therefore high property prices are essentially a result of high land prices. […]

Series: China’s Real Estate Problem
4. Land Finance and Local Government Revenue Structures

Professor AnalysisJuly 5, 2022

By Professor Liu Jing – Professor of Accounting and Finance, Director of Investment Research Department, CKGSB   The underlying cause for the housing bubble does not lie in real estate speculation but on the structure of the sector, stemming from the local and central government’s tax-sharing system, as well as the core role that local governments play in economic development. Since the 1980s, the role that the central and local government play in China’s economy have been clear – the central government is responsible for planning and regulation while local governments take care of implementing these regulations on a local […]

Series: China’s Real Estate Problem
2. The Role of Real Estate Companies

Professor AnalysisJuly 5, 2022

Professor Liu Jing – Professor of Accounting and Finance, Director of Investment Research Department, CKGSB   While the “Three Red Lines” policy was an attempt to help overleveraged companies, it was also originally introduced because regulators thought the industry was too profitable – that it was accumulating large amounts of capital and driving up house prices. But after conducting an analysis, we found that the rate of return for real estate developers was not significantly high. From 2005 to 2020, the net profit margins of Chinese companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange was only 10%, the average return […]

Five Channels of Opportunity in the Electric Vehicle Market

Professor AnalysisApril 20, 2022

Liu Jing, Professor of Accounting and Finance, Director of Investment Research Department, CKGSB Li Zhen, Chairman and CEO of Gotion Hi-tech Co.   The development of electric vehicles (EV) is playing an important role in both China and the world’s path to carbon neutrality. Global sales have risen from tens of thousands of vehicles a decade ago to 6.5 million in 2021, representing an annual compound growth rate of 57%. In China alone, sales have reached 3.52 million units. The development of electric vehicles has accelerated significantly particularly in the past two years. The market penetration rate in Europe has […]

Asia’s Rise in Academics: An Interview with Liu Jing, Professor of Accounting and Finance, Associate Dean of Administration

NewsNovember 11, 2013

In November 2013, CKGSB hosted the Review of Accounting Studies (RAST) Conference, a two-day event that gathered 85 scholars from leading academic institutions from around the globe.  Since 1996, RAST has served as one of the top international journals in business and finance, and provides an outlet for significant academic research in accounting including theoretical, empirical and experimental work. CKGSB—a research-led business school with world-class faculty—is proud to hold RAST’s conference for the first time in Asia.

4 CKGSB Professors Named as Most Cited Chinese Researchers of 2019

NewsMay 27, 2020

On May 7th, 2020, publication group Elsevier officially announced its annual “Most Cited Chinese Researchers” list of 2019. Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CGKSB) is proud to announce that 4 of its professors have been named on the 2019 list.

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.

CKGSB Partners with Top Singaporean Think Tank Business China for 2021 FutureChina Global Forum

NewsJuly 16, 2021

On July 12, CKGSB partnered with a top Singapore-based think tank Business China on its most distinguished annual flagship event the "FutureChina Global Forum 2021." CKGSB's Founding Dean and Professor, Dr. Xiang Bing, Associate Dean and Professor, Dr. Liu Jing, and CKGSB alumni Wang Guangyu, Wang Yan, and Liang Xinjun shared their perspectives and experiences on how to forge ahead with a win-win collaboration among China, Singapore, ASEAN countries and beyond.

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