Prof Ng Beoy Kui. Field of Specialization International Economics Analytical Economics

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1 Prof Ng Beoy Kui Dean, Faculty of Business and Management Academic Qualifications No. Qualifications 1. MSc (Econ.) 2. B. Econ. (Hons) Field of Specialization International Economics Analytical Economics Name of Awarding Institution & Country London School of Economics (LSE) Year of Award 1984 University of Malaya 1974 Professional Membership Life Member for Economic Society of Singapore Life member of Singapore Society of Asian Studies cum Deputy Treasurer Scholarship Awards Bank Negara Malaysia Scholarship for Undergraduate Studies Bank Negara Malaysia Scholarship for Postgraduate Studies Previous Employment No. Employer Position Start Date End Date 1. Bank Negara Malaysia Assistant Manager Apr 1974-Apr South East Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre Research Economist May 1985-Apr Inter-Ministry Committee of Invisible Trade Secretariat Research Economist May 1988-Sep Nanyang Technological Associate Professor; Oct 1988-Dec 2008 University Assistant Chair 5. Nanyang Technological Part-time Lecturer Jan 2009-Jan University 6. Xiamen University TKK College Visiting Professor Feb Jul. 2013

2 Teaching Experience When I first joined Nanyang Technological University (previously known as Nanyang Technological Institute till 1992) in 1988, I was attached to the School of Accountancy and Business (SAB) which was later renamed as Nanyang Business School (NBS). In 2004, the Economics Division in which I was a member was transferred to the newly established School of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS). Over the last 25 years at NTU, I had taught courses under various degree programmes, such as follows: Teaching at Post Graduate Programmes at NTU: Nanyang MBA programme Master of Arts in Contemporary China (MACC) Master of Public Administration (MPA) Master of Managerial Economics (MME) Teaching at Undergraduate Programmes at NTU: Bachelor of Arts (Economics) Bachelor of Accounting Bachelor of Business Courses that I had taught included Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Money and Banking, Financial Economics, International Finance, Economics of Tourism, Chinese Economy, as well as Southeast Asian Macroeconomic Management. Visiting Fellowship I was awarded a Visiting Fellowship by Zhejiang University, PRC in During the trip to Zhejiang University, I conducted five seminars for academic staff and postgraduate students. I also went to Suzhou University to give a public talk on exchange rate policy in Singapore. Executive Training Consultancy I have been actively involved in conducting executive development programmes and coordinating courses since In fact, I was one of the pioneers in developing the Mandarin Executive Development Programme in the Nanyang Business School, NTU. In addition, I have been conducting training courses for the following organizations (numbers in the bracket refers to number of times): South East Asian Central Banks (SEACEN) Research and Training Centre (normally jointly organized with International Monetary Fund) (12) Bank Negara Malaysia (2) Bank of China (5)

3 Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Institute of Business (2) British Oil Corporation (BOC) Gases (5) International Trade Institute of Singapore (3) The World Gold Council (1) Development Bank of Singapore (1) Thai National Saving Bank (12) Service as a Reviewer Book review published in The Singapore Economic Review, Vol. 51, No. 3, December 2006, for Bank Indonesia and the Crisis: An Insider s View, by J. Soedradjad Djiwandono, 2005, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore. As a reviewer for a journal : Culture and Organization published by Department of Culture, Organization & Management, Faculty of Social Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, As a reviewer for the book, Macroeconomics written by Olivier Blanchard from MIT and published by Prentice Hall in As a reviewer for the book Money, Banking and Financial Markets by Stephen G. Cecchetti published by McGraw-Hill in International Research Collaboration Since 2006, I was involved in an international research network called China in the World, the World in China Network (in short, ChinaWorld Research Network). The network which is based at the Asia Research Centre, Copenhagen Business School, currently comprises more than 30 universities and research institutes. The research network website is as follows: The research network was set up in March 2006 and held its inaugural workshop at the Asia Research Centre, Copenhagen Business School in the same year. In July 2007, the group met at Hanoi to hold one panel session on China in the World and the World in China, during the 7 th ASEAN Inter-University Seminars on Social Development, jointly organized by the National University of Singapore and Vietnam National University. I presented one paper each in the two conferences and also attended meetings of the research network held in Copenhagen and Hanoi. Because of my active involvement and expertise in overseas Chinese business and the Chinese economy, I was invited by the Asian Research Centre to be the Co-editor to the Special Issue of the Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies, 'Chinese Capitalism in Developed and Emerging Markets: A Parallel Economy to Global Capitalism?' The special issue was published in December 2007.

4 External Research Funding Research fund from Ministry of Education and Culture, Japan to fund a collaborative research project on A Comparative Study of Deutschmark Zone in Europe and Yen Zone in Asia, completed in Total grant: 6.9 million covering travels to Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, London, Bonn, Hamburg and Frankfurt. Research fund from the Chinese Heritage Centre to fund a project on New Economic Policy in Malaysia and Its Impact Completed in Grant amount: S$8,000. Best Paper Award The paper, The Role of the Central Provident Fund in Social Development, Stabilization and Restructuring: Experience from Singapore was awarded as one of the seven best conference papers at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of International Business, Southeast Asia Regional Conference held in Queenstown, New Zealand, in Community Services Services to Professional Bodies Deputy Treasurer, the Singapore Society of Asian Studies, Treasurer, the Singapore Society of Asian Studies, Deputy Secretary (General Affairs), and Management Committee Member of the Singapore Society of Asian Studies, Sep Academic Advisor, Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business Member of Management Board, Singapore Chinese Chamber Institute of Business Committee member of Education Committee, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Services to Local Industry Research consultancy to Singapore International Chamber of Commerce on Impact of Singapore Dollar Appreciation on Electronics, Tourism and Shipping Industries in 1991 (Together with John Eng and Tan Kim Heng). Research consultancy to Chinese Heritage Centre on New Economic Policy In Malaysia in Services to International organizations Research consultancy to Asian Development Bank on Role of Private Capital Flows in Asian Development in 1994 (with Chew Soon Beng).

5 Selected Publications (A) Journal Papers 1. Liu, Yunhua and Ng, Beoy Kui, (Feb. 2010), The Challenge of the Rising Chinese Economy Facing ASEAN: The Impact and Policy Responses, Review of Development Economics. Vol. 14, No. 1, pp Ng, Beoy Kui, (June 2008), The Asian Production Networks and the Role of Overseas Chinese Business, Asian Culture, No. 32, p Jacobsen, M. and Ng Beoy Kui, (December 2007), In the Shadow of Mainland China: Changing Ethnic Business Practices in Southeast Asia, Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies, No. 25, pp Ng Beoy Kui (December 2007), The Economic Rise of China: Threats and Opportunities from the Perspective of Southeast Asia, Copenhagen Journal of Asian Studies, No. 25, pp Ng, Beoy Kui and Andreas Thorud, (June 2007), China s Asian Governance Triangle and Its Evolution: A Critical Perspective, Asian Culture, No. 31, p Ng, Beoy Kui, The New Economic Policy and the Chinese in Malaysia: Impact and Responses, Kuala Lumpur: Journal of Malaysian Chinese Studies, December 1998, No. 2, pp Ng, Beoy Kui, Strategic Management in Entrepreneurship: Analogies from Sun Tzu s The Art of War, Singapore: Journal of Enterprising Culture, September 1997, Vol. 5, No. 3: Ng, Beoy Kui, The Role of the Central Provident Fund in Social Development, Stabilization and Restructuring: Experience from Singapore, Auckland: New Zealand Journal of Business, Vol. 18, No. 1, 1996, pp Ng, Beoy Kui and Ng, Eng. Juan, "Dynamism of Small Chinese Enterprises in Malaysia and Singapore," Singapore: Journal of Enterprising Culture, Vol. 1 No. 3 & 4, Jan. 1994, pp Ng, Beoy Kui, "Entrepreneurship, Dynamism, and Innovation: The Relevance of Sun Zi's Principles for Entrepreneurial Success," Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Change, New York: Plenum Publishing Corporation, Vol. 2, No. 1, 1993, pp

6 (B) Book Chapters and Monographs 1. Ng, Beoy Kui, The Economic Emergence of China: Strategic Policy Implications for Southeast Asia, in Ho Khai Leong (ed.), Southeast Asia and China: Connecting, Distancing and Positioning, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Ng, Beoy Kui, Ethnic Chinese Business in an Era of Globalization: The Singapore Case, in Leo Suryadinata (ed.), Southeast Asia s Chinese Businesses in an Era of Globalization: Coping with the Rise of China, Singapore: Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, September 2006, Chapter 11: Chan, Kwok Bun. and Ng, Beoy Kui, Singapore, Edmund Terence and Michael H.H. Hsiao ed., Chinese Business in Southeast Asia: Contesting Cultural Explanations, Researching Entrepreneurship, London and New York, RoutledgeCurzon, 2004, Chapter 1. pp Ng, Beoy Kui, The Changing Role of Ethnic Chinese SMEs in Economic Restructuring in Singapore: From Two-legged Policy to Three-legged Strategy, in Leo Suryadinata (ed.) Ethnic Chinese in Singapore and Malaysia: A Dialogue between Tradition and Modernity, Singapore: Times Academic Press, Ng, Beoy Kui, Financial Reform, Capital Flows and Macroeconomic Management: the Case of Thailand, K. Tom Liou, ed. Managing Economic Development in Asia: From Economic Miracle to Financial Crisis. Westport, Connecticut: Praeger Pub. March 2002, Chapter 10: Ng, Beoy Kui, Vulnerability and Party Capitalism: Malaysia s Encounter with the 1997 Financial Crisis, in Chin, James & Ho Khai Leong (eds), Mahathir's Administration: Performance and Crisis of Governance, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur: Times Books International, 2001, Chapter 6: Chan, Kwok Bun. and Ng, Beoy Kui, Myths and Misperceptions of Ethnic Chinese Capitalism, Chan, Kwok Bun, ed. Chinese Business Networks: State, Economy and Culture, Singapore: Prentice Hall and Nordic Institute of Asian Studies, 2000, p Ng, Beoy Kui, Hong Kong and Singapore as International Financial Centres: A Comparative Functional Perspective, in Tanaka, Soko, ed. A Research Report on Comparative Study on the Deutschmark Zone in Europe and Yen Zone in Asia, Chapter 4, pp March Ng, Beoy Kui, The New Economic Policy (NEP), , Pan Lynn (ed.), The Encyclopaedia of the Chinese Overseas. Pp October 1998.

7 10. Ng, Beoy Kui and Ng, E. J., "Dynamism of Small Chinese Enterprises in Malaysia and Singapore," reprinted in Entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship & Enterprising Culture, Low A. M. & Tan, W. L. (eds.), Singapore: Addison-Wesley Publishing Co Ng, Beoy Kui, "Bank Liquidity Management and Implementation of Exchange Rate Policy in Singapore," in Lim Chong Yah (ed.), Economic Policy and Management in Singapore, Singapore: Addison-Wesley publishing Co., 1996, pp Ng, Beoy Kui, "The Development of Capital Markets in the SEACEN Countries," in B. K. Ng (ed.), The Development of Capital Markets in the SEACEN Countries, Kuala Lumpur, January 1989, pp Ng, Beoy Kui, "Exchange Market Pressure and Central Bank Policy: An Application of the Girton and Roper Monetary Model in the SEACEN Countries," The SEACEN Centre Staff Papers No. 29, Kuala Lumpur, May 1988, pp Ng, Beoy Kui, "The Choice of Exchange Rate Regimes and Its Implications in the SEACEN Countries," The SEACEN Centre Staff Papers No. 27, Kuala Lumpur, May 1988, pp Ng, Beoy Kui, "The Development and Growth of Foreign Exchange Markets in the SEACEN Countries," The SEACEN Centre Staff Papers No. 28, Kuala Lumpur, May 1988, pp Ng, Beoy Kui, "An Overview of the Foreign Exchange Markets In the SEACEN Region," in The SEACEN Centre (ed.), Foreign Exchange Markets In the SEACEN Region, Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 1987, pp Ng, Beoy Kui, "Some Aspects of Informal Financial Sector in the SEACEN Countries," The SEACEN Centre Staff Papers No. 10, Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 1986, pp (C) Papers in Magazines, Newspapers and Research Reports 1. Ng Beoy Kui, Aw Boon Haw, in Southeast Asian Personalities of Chinese Descent: A Biographical Dictionary, e.d. Leo Suryadinata, Singapore: Chinese Heritage Centre, Ng Beoy Kui, Lee Kong Chian, in Southeast Asian Personalities of Chinese Descent: A Biographical Dictionary, e.d. Leo Suryadinata, Singapore: Chinese Heritage Centre, Ng Beoy Kui, Tan Chay Yan, in Southeast Asian Personalities of Chinese Descent: A Biographical Dictionary, e.d. Leo Suryadinata, Singapore: Chinese Heritage Centre, 2013.

8 4. Ng Beoy Kui, Aw Boon Haw, in Southeast Asian Personalities of Chinese Descent: A Biographical Dictionary, e.d. Leo Suryadinata, Singapore: Chinese Heritage Centre, 2013.