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- Lingnan University’s devotion to quality education commended in the Quality Assurance Council audit report
- Lingnan to confer honorary doctorates upon four distinguished individuals
- Lingnan University confers honorary fellowships upon four distinguished individuals
- Over 1,300 participants join the Lingnan University Fundraising Walkathon
- Dinner reception for academic honours recipients
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- Lingnan receives generous donation from Lam Kei On Memorial Trust to establish two named Chair Professorships
- Distinguished Lecture: The Global Financial Crisis and Rebuilding the Financial System
- Professional experience sharing with delegation from Christ University of India
- AR Mentorship Programme 2016-17 kicks off
- Mr Lau Ming-wai talks about prospects of young people at University Assembly
- US Consulate donates books to Lingnan
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- Lingnan University co-launches Research Consortium to strengthen international research on higher education
- Lingnan University and University of Leicester jointly offer Double-Master Degree Programme
- International Conference on “Border-Crossing: the Chinese and Foreign, the Ancient and the Modern”
- New inter-institutional agreement with partner in Belgium
- Lingnan University co-organises international conference on protecting the weak
- Lingnan University co-organises Asian University Leaders Programme and International Senior Seminar on higher education
Distinguished Lecture: The Global Financial Crisis and Rebuilding the Financial System
- Event Highlights
Issue No. 60 Oct 2016
Prof Anoop Singh, former Director of the Asia and Pacific Department of the International Monetary Fund, was invited to Lingnan University to share his views on the global financial crisis on 17 October.
In the lecture, Prof Singh reviewed the underlying weaknesses that led to the 2008 global financial crisis, and assessed the reform agenda to address the weaknesses. He also examined how different today’s global financial system is from its pre-crisis self, and how today’s global financial system is viewed by emerging markets that are seeking to build capital markets and new growth engines.
Well attended by academics and students, the lecture was organised by the University’s Master of Science in International Banking and Finance Programme of the Department of Economics.
