Lin Benli_The way of financial management that I have used in my life_Hong Kong and Macau limited

Author: Lin Benli Publisher: Bright Light Culture Book size: 150mm x 210mm Number of pages: 240 pages ISBN: 978-988-8481-43-9 Publication date: May 2018 【brief introduction】 Regardless of a person's background, some basic principles of investment and financial management are applicable to anyone. When Dr. Lin Benli was teaching at the university, he met some colleagues who had a doctorate degree. Because of poor financial management, they forgot the basic principles of investment and financial management. As a result, they ruined the investment market or missed many opportunities to make money. In the past few decades, he has also witnessed the poor financial management of his church and the university he teaches, and the need to sell assets for cash. Some friends, churchmates, and classmates he knew, and even the Filipino domestic helpers, were in debt due to poor financial management. Some people want to apply for debt reorganization, some declare bankruptcy, some go away, some end up in divorce, some even lose public funds and are arrested and imprisoned. Therefore, it is very important for everyone, every family and every institution to learn financial management well and recognize risks. Poor financial management will only harm yourself and others. I hope this book can help readers learn prudent financial management. 【About the Author】 Dr Lin Benli Founder of Living Word Education Center (www.livingword.edu.hk) Hong Kong economist, specializing in public utility regulatory policies and corporate management. Graduated from the Department of Economics of the University of Hong Kong in 1984 and completed a master's degree in the Department of Economics of the University of Hong Kong in 1988. In 1995, he completed his PhD degree from the University of Bristol, UK. In 1989, he taught in the Department of Business Studies at the Hong Kong Polytechnic (later Polytechnic University). Served until 2011, with the rank of associate professor in the School of Accounting and Finance. He has joined many government advisory committees or research groups, such as the Energy Advisory Committee, the Art Development Advisory Committee, and the Transportation Economics Research Group of the Central Policy Group.