Dr Pangyue Cheng

Dr Pangyue Cheng

Global Academic Fellow

PhD, National University of Singapore
LLM, National University of Singapore
LLB, Beijing Normal University

Biography

Dr. Pangyue Cheng is a legal scholar specialising in comparative company law, financial regulation, and AI governance. Her research focuses on the comparative study of corporate and regulatory institutions across different legal and economic systems.

Her first monograph, Institutional Investors and Stewardship in China, is under contract with Cambridge University Press. The book analyses the evolving roles of institutional investors in China’s capital markets and explains how distinct stewardship practices operate within concentrated ownership structures, offering broader insights into corporate governance in institutional contexts. Her work on comparative corporate governance and law and technology has been published in leading law reviews and peer-reviewed journals, including Columbia Business Law Review, Law, Innovation and Technology, The Chinese Journal of Comparative Law, and Asian Journal of Comparative Law.

Pangyue has taught courses in Company Law, Securities Regulation, and Business Law. She is a Research Fellow at the Philip K.H. Wong Centre for Chinese Law and the Law & Technology Centre. Her previous research was supported by a full grant from the MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies at Yale University, and she has also worked on several projects at the National University of Singapore. Before entering academia, Pangyue practised law in mainland China and served as legal counsel to a publicly listed AI company.