CityU hosts finance seminar on cross-border finance to share practical insights through case studies

The Faculty of Finance (FOF) of City University of Macau (CityU) held a finance seminar recently titled “Cross-Border Finance: Case Studies and Practical Insights”. The seminar invited Ethan Zhang Ning, head of Investment Banking Division Global Advanced Corporate Finance Center of the Band of China (BOC), to be the speaker and share insights. Dean Adrian Cheung and Associate Dean Eva Khong also took part in the event.

 

In his speech, Zhang introduced the history of BOC (Macao) and the foundations of cross-border finance, highlighting BOC’s leading market position and its important banking functions in Macao. He emphasized that as a key branch of BOC, BOC has contributed significantly to the development of Macao’s financial industry through its the outstanding cross-border financial services.
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Subsequently, Zhang delved into the topic with three main sections in his presentation, namely BOC corporate finance business, the development of cross-border finance, and cross-border finance case studies. Drawing on his extensive financial industry experience and profound theoretical knowledge, Zhang demonstrated the operating mechanisms of financial markets and the characteristics of cross-border finance. Starting from core financial concepts, he expounded on the diversity of financial services and the challenges of cross-border finance, including cross-border regulatory policies, exchange rates, laws, taxes, language barriers, time differences, scope of industries, projects scale, and country-specific risks. Through the three case studies of cross-border financial projects, he provided faculty and students with a deep understanding of the scope of cross-border finance, its practices and achievements, and the importance of integrating theory with practical application.
During the Q&A, Head Zhang actively engaged with the students and answered their questions. The students expressed that they gained a lot from the seminar and looked forward to more practical activities to connect with the industry in real life.
Source: Faculty of Finance
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