Lang Xianping

Lang Xianping

Lang Xianping, Taiwan scholar, economist, corporate governance and financial expert. In 1986, he received a master's degree and a doctorate in finance from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania for two and a half years. Since 2001, we began to focus on the property right reform of China's large state-owned enterprises. Published the book "Lang Xianping said: New Imperialism in China".

Lang Xianping has taught in many well-known business schools, including Wharton Business School, Michigan State University, Ohio State University, New York University, University of Chicago, etc. He is currently the highest academic level (chief) Professor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. On November 11, 2011, Lang Xianping ranked ninth in the list of rich writers with an annual royalty income of 4.85 million yuan.

Personal experience

Born in Taoyuan County, Taiwan, China on June 21, 1956, his ancestral home is Weifang, Shandong Province.

From 1974 to 1978, he studied in the Department of economics, Donghai University, Taiwan, and then in the Institute of economics, Taiwan University.

He received a master's degree in economics from Taiwan University in 1980. After graduating from the master's degree, he served two years of compulsory military service and worked as a journalist.

In 1983, with her mother's trust and strong support, she went to the United States to study in the Department of finance, Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania.

It usually takes more than half a year for Wharton to finish his doctoral dissertation in Finance (i.e. he only needs three times of time to finish his dissertation in 1986).

In 1986, he received a doctorate in finance from the Wharton School of business, University of Pennsylvania, USA. after that, he taught in a number of business schools in the United States, including Wharton School, Michigan State University, Ohio State University, New York University, University of Chicago, etc. He once served as a corporate governance consultant of the world bank.

In 1987, he became assistant professor at Michigan State University.

He became visiting assistant professor of Ohio State University in 1988.

Since 1989, he has been an assistant professor at the Stern School of business of New York University. In 1993, he was promoted to associate professor and was awarded tenured associate professor.

In 1994, he moved to Hong Kong as a chair professor in the Department of finance, the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

In 1994, he was recruited by many universities in Hong Kong at the same time. Finally, he "changed jobs" from the United States and became a professor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. In 1997, he was promoted to the first group of chief professor of the University and is now emeritus professor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

From 1998 to 1999, he was invited to be the visiting professor of finance at the University of Chicago, known as the cradle of the Nobel Prize in economics, and served as the corporate governance consultant of the world bank and the reform governance consultant of the Asian Development Bank.

In June 2003, he proposed to solve the problem of the original sin of private enterprises in an institutionalized way, and was entrusted by Yangrong as an "independent third party" to actively explore the institutionalized solution to the increasingly prominent contradiction between private enterprises and competent departments.

In 2004, Lang Xianping began to host the financial review program "financial Lang Xianping review" on the first financial channel of Shanghai TV station, which caused a sensation.

On August 9, 2004, he delivered a speech entitled "greenkor: revelry in the feast of" national retreat and private progress "in Fudan University of Shanghai. Taking greenkor as an example, he described how the assets of large state-owned enterprises were embezzled by the private in the process of property right reform, resulting in the damage to the interests of small and medium-sized shareholders in the stock market. He advocated that the current property right reform should be stopped immediately and a set of state-owned enterprises should be established Professional manager system.

In December 2010, together with Shi Hanbing, Yu Jianrong and Dai Xu, they were spontaneously elected by more than 300000 netizens as one of the "top nine Internet figures in China in 2010".

On November 11, 2011, Lang Xianping ranked ninth in the list of rich writers with an annual royalty income of 4.85 million yuan, which aroused widespread concern.

On September 27, 2014, Lang Xianping's 2014 annual economic lecture was held in CBP central business garden.

Main achievements

According to the ranking of all economists in Hong Kong by ideas RePEc, a well-known economic literature database, Lang Xianping ranked first as of January 2012.

Lang Xianping only published 17 academic papers in four academic journals, including American economic review, Journal of political economy, Journal of financial economics and Journal of finance, covering finance, insider trading, corporate behavior, ownership structure, corporate control, etc. According to statistics, he published a total of nine papers in Journal of financial economics, which has the highest comprehensive citation rate in financial journals.

Before 1996, Lang Xianping was mainly engaged in the research of some basic theories and American market. Since 1997, his research focus has shifted to Asia and Eastern Europe. In cooperation with some economists of the world bank, he has carried out a series of studies on corporate governance in Asia and Eastern Europe. These outstanding research results have been widely recognized.

Due to his outstanding academic achievements, Mr. Lang has gained a lot of reputation. He has served as the corporate governance consultant of the world bank and OECD. His comments and opinions have also been published in the economist, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, business week and other applied journals.

Main works

Host the program

"Lang Xianping said" broadcast in January 2008, topics from the people's most concerned hot topics, fully embodies the concept of people's economics, market attention and recognition. More than 100 episodes of the program have been produced and broadcast.

"Lang Xianping said" is a pan financial column, positioning on the basis of people's economy, deeply considering the ordinary life under the big economic ecology. Through the thought collision and language exchange between guests and audience with different views, and the unique thinking and wonderful comments of Professor Lang, the authoritative information related to finance and economics can be sharply analyzed. Through different phenomena and events, the contents can penetrate into many pan finance and economics fields, such as finance and economics, education, law and so on.

Decoding financial quotient

"Decoding financial quotient", also known as the new "financial Lang Xianping review", because after five years, the first financial satellite TV once again joined hands with Professor Lang Xianping to select the most eye-catching financial events and the most hot news topics, and decode the audience's passion with sharp words. With the participation of several distinguished guests selected from Shanghai, Caijing Lang Xianping continued its pungent and humorous talk show style, and worked with Professor Lang to decode layers of ideas and opinions.

Decoding financial quotient, also known as an economic dialogue program launched by Ningxia satellite TV first finance in 2011. In this program, Lang Xianping, as the host and speaker, together with the audition guests, makes a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the economic problems in the current society and explores the root causes of the problems. In the process of analysis, Lang Xianping quoted a large number of survey data as the basis to make his analysis results more convincing.

Caijing Langyan

Lang Xianping has been a keynote speaker on Guangdong news channel and Guangdong satellite TV's "financial Lang Yan" since June 2009. In addition, he has invited another guest in each issue. Caijing Langyan is a chat style news commentary program launched by Guangdong TV station in June 2009. It realizes the "life" and "media" of economics by means of three person chat.

Book works

Award winning record

Character controversy

Platform disturbance

Pang's scam, Kuailu and Wangzhou fortune of Pan Asia Nonferrous Metals Exchange have been rated as "Jiangzuo meilang" by netizens.

The dispute between Lang and Gu

On August 9, 2004, Lang Xianping delivered a speech at Fudan University, naming and accusing Gu Chujun, chairman of the board of directors of greenkor, of using deceptive means in the acquisition of Kelon, Meiling and other four companies, sweeping up state-owned assets. Gu Chujun's tough response triggered the "dispute between Lang and Gu". The dispute between Lang and Gu ended in Gu Chujun's imprisonment.

Guo Meimei incident

Guo Meimei once brought the Red Cross Society into the vortex of public opinion by showing off her wealth as the commercial general manager of the Red Cross Society of China on Weibo. In August 2011, Lang Xianping interviewed Guo Meimei's mother and daughter. In the program, Lang Xianping changed his sharp image in the past, took the initiative to help Guo's mother and daughter clarify the relationship between Wang Jun and the Red Cross Society, and helped shape the image of Guo's mother as a "stock god".

Character evaluation

Lang Xianping was the first person to publicly criticize the property right reform of China's state-owned enterprises. His bold advice and realistic attitude on a number of social hot issues are deeply loved by the middle and lower class people. (people's online review)

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