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CHOI, Darwin KAHRAMAN, Bige MUKHERJEE, Abhiroop
Are We Choosing The Right Fund Managers To Invest Our Savings?
Mutual funds are important investment vehicles for many households. When these households invest in a fund, their capital is pooled and entrusted to a professional fund manager; this manager is responsible for growing his clients’ money by investing in stocks, bonds and other assets. Understandably, therefore, the choice of fund manager is crucial. There are ... Read More
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Shaping the Future of Chinese Family Business

The huge contribution family businesses make to the global economy doesn’t always get the level of attention it deserves. From Ford and Walmart in the US to Volkswagen and BMW in Germany, many world-renowned brand names are the public face of such enterprises.. .more BizInsight@HKUST Forum Examines the Future of Chinese Family Businesses In mid-September, a ... Read More

Faculty Insight

Succession and Innovation: A Comparative Study between Chinese and Jewish Family Businesses By Professor Roger King, Founder and Director of the Tanoto Center for Asian Family Business and Entrepreneurship Studies, HKUST Business School Overseas Chinese and Jewish diaspora are often seen as manipulative outsiders in their host countries. However, compared to ... Read More
Awards & Achievements

Another Season of Accolades

Awarded by: Financial Times The highly regarded program and academic excellence at the HKUST Business School have received recurrent recognitions in major international rankings. Kellogg-HKUST EMBA Ranks World’s No.1 for Eighth Time In the latest Financial Times (FT) Global EMBA Rankings, the Kellogg-HKUST EMBA program is ranked No.1 in the world, topping ... Read More

From the Dean

The huge contribution family businesses make to the global economy doesn’t always get the level of attention it deserves. From Ford and Walmart in the US to Volkswagen and BMW in Germany, many world-renowned brand names are the public face of such enterprises. Here in Asia their significance, both economically and culturally, is even greater. On the mainland ... Read More

BizInsight@HKUST Forum Examines the Future of Chinese Family Businesses

In mid-September, a distinguished array of speakers shared their insights with a packed ballroom at a hotel in Hong Kong. Highlights of the forum were a donation renewal ceremony recognizing the Tanoto Foundation’s continued support for HKUST Business School’s Tanoto Center for Asian Family Business and Entrepreneurship Studies, and a thought-provoking ... Read More

Family Affairs: Common Threads of Four Family Business Leaders

Family business is a catch-all term covering enterprises that vary widely in size, generation and purpose. They may also be organized around a range of governance and management structures. The balance between ownership and management, and the degree to which individual family members are involved, may differ. Meanwhile, the relative value and weighting ... Read More

The Outward-looking Family Philanthropy

Since Mr Sukanto Tanoto founded RGE in Indonesia in 1973, the business has grown into an international resource-based group of companies with assets exceeding US$18 billion and a workforce of over 60,000. Alongside the development of the business, Mr Tanoto has been very keen that he, and the members of his family, actively give something back - both to the ... Read More
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