Date of birth: 1956 Native place: Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

Work unit: Chinese University of Hong Kong Position: Chair Professor, Department of Finance

Graduate School: University of Pennsylvania Industry: Finance

Personal experience

1956 was born in Taiwan Province province, and 1986 received a doctorate in finance from wharton school, USA. He has taught at Wharton Business School, Michigan State University, Ohio State University, new york University and University of Chicago. He used to be a corporate governance consultant of the World Bank, and now he is a chair professor in the Department of Finance of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and a corporate governance consultant of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and the Hong Kong Government. 1998-200 1 as a corporate governance consultant in the world bank, devoted to the research on corporate governance and the protection of minority shareholders' rights and interests. This study is the first time in East Asia. His papers were published in the most famous American Journal of Financial Economics in 2000 and Journal of American Financial Association in 2002, and were widely quoted by professional scholars, researchers, The Economist, The Wall Street Journal and other well-known media, and were collected by the Library of Congress. In the second half of 200 1 2000, the domestic stock market vigorously promoted "defense proof" and "class action" measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests of minority shareholders. His views are highly valued by the media, academia and the government, so he is honored as "Lang Supervision" by the media. In June 2003, he put forward the idea of institutionalizing the original sin of private enterprises, and was entrusted by Yang Rong, who was far away from home, as an "independent third party" to actively explore the problem of institutionalizing the increasingly prominent contradiction between private enterprises and competent authorities. In September, 2003, when the discussion on RMB exchange rate entered a white-hot stage, Lang Xianping put forward in a forum in Guangzhou that "RMB should be devalued by 2% to crack down on hot money entering the China market", which shocked the world again. In 2004, it was put forward that "if China enterprises want to be bigger and stronger, it will only cause tragedy!" Debate, and caused an uproar in the China business community. Lang Xianping, known as "the godfather of private enterprises in China", studied the major corporate strategies and analyzed "corporate governance and corporate strategy" for corporate executives.