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Is Hong Kong ready for e-HKD?
Hong Kong explores the possibility  to launch the “e-HKD”, a Retail Central Bank Digital Currency (rCBDC) intended for use by the public to circulate as a currency. Although Hong Kong’s population is known for its technological readiness, the Hong Kong authorities, businesses, and the public ...
https://iems.ust.hk/publications/thought-leadership-briefs/tam-yeung-is-hong-kong-ready-for-e-hkd-tlb76
The Belt and Road Initiative and the Ticking Time Bomb of Offshore Tax Evasion and Avoidance
Offshore tax evasion and avoidance represent a serious threat to the financial and reputational integrity of the BRI. Most BRI countries are not party to either of the two global standards for financial and tax transparency, which leaves them particularly vulnerable to the threat. China’s single-minded focus on ...
https://iems.ust.hk/publications/thought-leadership-briefs/tyrala-belt-road-initiative-ticking-time-bomb-tax-evasion-avoidance-tlb39
The Information Channel of Financial Development on Economy Growth
The financial sector plays a critical role in affecting the aggregate economy. In the medium and long run, underdevelopment of financial markets can be an important reason for poor performance in economic growth. What is less well understood are the channels through which the financial sector impacts the aggregate ...
https://iems.ust.hk/research/project/2017/wang-liu-financial-development-economy-growth
An Examination of the Impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act – IEMS’ Xi Li Featured in SCMP Education Post
IEMS’ Xi Li was featured in the SCMP Education Post, which carried a research summary by Prof. Li on his research studies into the U.S. Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) of 2002, which was meant to strengthen corporate governance and financial reporting in the US in the wake of several corporate scandals. He used this as ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2015/an-examination-of-the-impact-of-the-sarbanes-oxley-act---iems-xi-li-featured-in-scmp-education-post
Volatility Reveals Beijing’s Market Anxiety – Wall Street Journal Article Features IEMS’ Xi Li
The Wall Street Journal online carried a story that attempted to find out some likely motives for China’s recent intervention in the stock market such as its sensitivity to social unrest. The story quoted comments from experts on some steps Beijing has taken, for example, to restrict capital flows and fence ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2015/li-wall-street-volatility-reveals-beijing-s-market-anxiety---wall-street-journal-article-features-iems-xi-li
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