SC collaborates with top Chinese business school
14 September 2011   |   Kuala Lumpur
The Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) today signed a letter of intent with Tsinghua University’s School of Economics and Management (Tsinghua SEM), one of the top business schools in China, to develop an annual five-day Malaysia-China Financial Programme for Senior Executives (MCFP). The MCFP aims to provide participants in-depth knowledge and innovative thinking on China.

The three-year commitment kicks off with the inaugural session in Beijing from 17 to 21 October 2011. It will provide participants a cross-cultural experience into the fast developing Chinese capital market, as well as to share views and develop ties with Chinese government officials and business experts, who will be participating as guest speakers. 

“The SC is very pleased to embark on this partnership with Tsinghua; and we believe the programme will enhance the collaborative efforts between China and Malaysia. The MCFP aims to provide senior management personnel of Malaysian companies, especially those from the financial services industry, with a better understanding of the developments and trends in China’s economy, the securities market and financial system as well as its regulatory framework,” said Tan Sri Zarinah Anwar, SC Chairman at the signing ceremony held at the SC today.

Malaysia Deputy Finance Minister Dato’ Donald Lim Siang Chai witnessed the signing ceremony between Tan Sri Zarinah and Professor Xue Lei, Executive Director of the Executive Development Programme, Tsinghua SEM. 

MCFP will be conducted through lectures, interactive discussions and networking sessions. The programme will be jointly taught by professors from Tsinghua University, representatives from the China Securities Regulatory Commission and China Banking Regulatory Commission, officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in China as well senior management from reputable investment banks in China. 

Tsinghua University is China’s foremost institution of higher learning with a highly influential alumni, including former premier Zhu Rongji and other top leaders in both the political and economic front of China. Tsinghua SEM, being one of the top business schools in China, actively collaborates with top universities around the world, including Harvard, MIT, Stanford and INSEAD.


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