Profil
Dr. Lillian Cheung is an Executive Director of Research at Hong Kong Monetary Authority.
She is responsible for research on issues related to monetary and financial stability.
She first joined the HKMA as Manager in 1998 and was promoted to Division Head in 2010, in charge of research relating to macroeconomic and financial stability issues.
Dr. Cheung holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Wollongong, Australia.
Postes actifs de Lillian Cheung
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Hong Kong Monetary Authority (Investment Management)
Hong Kong Monetary Authority (Investment Management) Financial ConglomeratesFinance HKMA-IM actively manages the Exchange Fund's assets, held mainly in the form of marketable interest-bearing instruments and equities in foreign currencies. To meet the operational needs of the government, part of the Exchange Fund is held in Hong Kong dollar-denominated securities. The firm follows a long-term strategy, including a benchmark approach and use of long-term capital markets. To preserve capital, provide liquidity and generate a long-term return, they manage the Exchange Fund as two distinct portfolios. The investment process is underpinned by strategic and tactical asset allocation. Guided by strategic allocation, they tactically allocate assets, aiming to outperform the benchmark and achieve a positive return. | Directeur de Recherche - Fxd Inc | 01/01/1998 |
International Journal of Central Banking
International Journal of Central Banking Publishing: Books/MagazinesConsumer Services Publishes central banking community journal | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | - |
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Hong Kong Monetary Authority (Investment Management)
Hong Kong Monetary Authority (Investment Management) Financial ConglomeratesFinance HKMA-IM actively manages the Exchange Fund's assets, held mainly in the form of marketable interest-bearing instruments and equities in foreign currencies. To meet the operational needs of the government, part of the Exchange Fund is held in Hong Kong dollar-denominated securities. The firm follows a long-term strategy, including a benchmark approach and use of long-term capital markets. To preserve capital, provide liquidity and generate a long-term return, they manage the Exchange Fund as two distinct portfolios. The investment process is underpinned by strategic and tactical asset allocation. Guided by strategic allocation, they tactically allocate assets, aiming to outperform the benchmark and achieve a positive return. | Finance |
International Journal of Central Banking
International Journal of Central Banking Publishing: Books/MagazinesConsumer Services Publishes central banking community journal | Consumer Services |
















