Videos

The official book launch of Between Market Economy and State Capitalism: China's State-Owned Enterprises and the World Trading System.

We asked our new Co-Director Associate Professor Weihuan Zhou what's in store for CIBEL this year. 

CIBEL Co-Director Professor Heng Wang is leaving UNSW Law & Justice. We asked him a few questions about his time at CIBEL, and what the future holds in store.

Australia's leading experts discussed the structure of CBDCs in the financial system and what they mean for local and international businesses. 

Competition Law & policy are critical for the development of trade and business in the APAC region. This event discussed recent amendments to Law and digital regulation and focussed on other areas which are critical to competition.

The first panel of the 2022 JCICEL Conference explored the new challenges facing trade and investment including security, force majeure, and anti-monopoly enforcement.

This event will explored a number of crucial but under-explored issues within international investment law and sustainability. 

This event discussed the challenges and opportunities to enhance the sustainable development dimension of the international investment treaties and investor-state arbitration.

Academic Panel 2 of the 2022 CIBEL-CCLA Conference involved experts exploring Green Innovation and Harmonisation in the (Crypto)finance World.

The first Academic Panel of the 2022 CIBEL-CCLA Conference addressed Sustainability and Regulation in the Banking and Financial Sectors.

This webinar explored the unprecedented challenges facing international trade and the rules-based trading system.

Associate Professor Kun Fan answers some vital questions regarding sustainable development. 

This roundtable explored the following questions: how will economic sanctions affect areas such as trade, investment, and finance?

This roundtable discussion explored cutting-edge issues about CBDC such as the future of CBDC, its impact on banks, businesses and the public.

Natasha Blycha, former Global Head of Digital Law at Herbert Smith Freehills, shared her insights on who is holding the baby on digital assets, ethics in data, AI and robotics, and the stewardship model and ESG reporting.

This panel explored the latest development of digital currency (e.g., central bank digital currency) and RegTech, and their implications for business communities and other stakeholders.

 This conference explored the trend of international commercial and economic Law and its implications based on the analysis of representative areas (e.g., state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and investment rules, merge control).

This session approached this important topic from diverse viewpoints in trade and investment, with the major focus of the presentations ranging from investment obligations, competition law and policy and the regulation of digital platforms.