Dr. Lerong Lu from King’s College London provided insights to The Banker regarding a Chinese employment case involving AI replacement. The article explores AI's implications for banks and regulators, emphasizing the need for balancing tech innovation with employment, public trust, and national policy objectives amid China’s economic landscape.
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Lerong Lu’s New Book: Global Fintech Revolution (Oxford University Press 2024)
book cover: Lerong Lu, Global Fintech Revolution, © Oxford University Press 2024 In this latest book, Lerong Lu examines the biggest change in modern financial industry - the Fintech (financial technology) revolution - that denotes the close interaction between the financial services industry and latest information technologies such as big data, cloud computing, blockchain, and … Continue reading Lerong Lu’s New Book: Global Fintech Revolution (Oxford University Press 2024)
Pioneering Fintech Research: Dr. Lu’s Groundbreaking Three-Part Series in the Banking Law Journal (Vol. 141, 2024)
The Banking Law Journal (2024) by LexisNexis Dr Lu has recently published a three-part paper entitled "Fintech Corporations: Defining the Practice and Regulation of Innovative Financial Enterprises" in Vol. 141 of the Banking Law Journal or BLJ (2024) over three consecutive issues. The BLJ is a leading US-based journal in the fields of banking and … Continue reading Pioneering Fintech Research: Dr. Lu’s Groundbreaking Three-Part Series in the Banking Law Journal (Vol. 141, 2024)
L Lu, ‘Private Banks in China: Origin, Challenges and Regulatory Implications’ in BFLR (2016), Vol. 31(3)
In July 2016, Dr Lerong Lu published an article in the Banking & Finance Law Review, investigating China's latest financial reform to open up its banking sector to private investors. For a long time, China's banking sector has been dominated by state-owned lenders, such as the "Big Four": the Bank of China (BOC), the China Construction … Continue reading L Lu, ‘Private Banks in China: Origin, Challenges and Regulatory Implications’ in BFLR (2016), Vol. 31(3)
