Calendar 2001–02

90 Part 3 • Research Units and University Extensions Centre for Chinese Business Studies Tel.: 2609 7440 Fax.: 2603 6132 E-mail: ccbs@baf.msmail.cuhk.edu.hk Established in 1998, the Centre for Chinese Business Studies is committed to the study of the three Chinese economies: mainland, Hong Kong (including Macau) and Taiwan. Currently, the centre is working on research projects related to • financial market and institutions and corporate governance; • management and strategy: SOE reforms, development of private enterprises, marketing strategy, and business environment management; • industry and policy: business productivity, FDI and investment environment, and regional competitiveness. Centre of Cyber Logistics Tel.: 2609 7816 Fax.: 2603 5104/6840 E-mail: ccl@baf.msmail.cuhk.edu.hk Website: http://ccl.baf.cuhk.edu.hk The centre is devoted to the study and advancement of the theory and practice of e-commerce logistics and logistics e-commerce, and is particularly interested in collaborative projects with local or regional industries. The centre will facilitate communication among researchers, practitioners, government officials and other related parties. Seminars, forums and conferences will be organized for dissemination of research findings and to enhance their application. Centre for Financial Research on China Tel.: 2609 7430 Fax.: 2603 5136 E-mail: apib@cuhk.edu.hk Website: http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/apib/centres.html The APIB’s Centre for Financial Research on China (CFRC) was established in June 1994 to support research on China’s financial markets and provide related training and consultancy services. It promotes interaction between academics and practitioners in the region and serves as a clearing house for financial data and research on the financial markets on the mainland and in Hong Kong. The centre runs three major programmes: • The CFRC Financial Markets Database Programme, set up to support academic and applied research. The database comprises a China and Hong Kong Financial Derivatives Database with data on futures, options and mutual funds on the mainland and in Hong Kong; and a Mainland China Database with financial data, company profile and equity price data of public companies on the mainland. • The Publication/Research Programme, set up to promote and publish interdisciplinary, comparative and applied research on capital markets in the region.