Centers & Institutes

Professor Yongheng Deng Provost’s Chair, Professor of Real Estate and Finance, National University of Singapore (NUS) Real estate is an important driver of the Chinese economy, which itself is vital for global growth. However, data limitations make it challenging to evaluate competing claims about the state of Chinese housing markets. This paper brings new data […]

Professor Ivan Png Dr. Png is a Distinguished Professor in the School of Business and Department of Economics at the National University of Singapore. His research focuses on the economics of innovation. He is the author of Managerial Economics, which has been published in multiple editions. Dr Png was a nominated MP (10th Parliament of […]

Healthcare and Internet access are becoming increasingly intertwined in China. by Sydney Gehrking, MHA ’17, EMI Fellow The countryside zipped by at lightning speed as I watched from the comfort of my seat on the bullet train. My 2016 China Trek cohorts and I had set off from the glitzy skyscrapers of Shanghai, the “economic […]

The China Trek has allowed me to have a better understanding how China has grown into this global power from company visits and personally witnessing the vibrancy within the economy. by Calvin Okwuego, EMI Fellow China has always been a placed I have long to travel. It’s rich culture, long history, and diversity within geographical […]

I had always been under the impression that China’s economy was mainly focused on exports. However, upon arriving in Beijing during an MBA trek this January, I had a closer look at a burgeoning tech industry whose primary short-term objective seems to be serving the 1.3 billion-person Chinese market. by Laura Simion, MBA ’16, EMI […]

The first rate rise in nearly a decade happened mid-December 2015. Fed raised interest rates by 0.25%, given the U.S. economic outlook. But what does this rate rise mean for emerging economies? by Michael Aiyetan, MBA ’16, EMI Fellow There are two key factors that could make higher U.S. interest rates difficult for emerging markets […]

Disruptive innovation, driven by digital technology, is transforming financial services.

With traditional energy prices falling, the renewables sector struggles to remain competitive while maintaining a focus on long-term growth.

Women MBAs envision the possibilities and make them shine.