Group 1 - The FMBA program, established in 2000 by The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Tsinghua University, aims to cultivate senior management talent with a focus on Chinese practices and a global perspective [1][3] - The FMBA program is undergoing a significant transformation, transitioning from a dual-school collaboration to independent operation by The Chinese University of Hong Kong, marking a strategic opportunity to return to the heart of global finance [3][5] - The FMBA's mission has evolved to "cultivating industry leaders who understand finance," reflecting the historical changes in industry structure and economic landscape [5][6] Group 2 - The FMBA program has seen a shift in its student demographics, with 55% of the 2025 cohort coming from non-financial backgrounds, indicating a growing demand for financial knowledge across various industries [5][6] - The curriculum has been updated to include practical modules on Chinese financial challenges, management essentials, and emerging topics like AI and sustainable finance, enhancing the program's relevance [5][6] - The program emphasizes the integration of finance with industry, aiming to empower entrepreneurs with financial knowledge to drive growth [5][6] Group 3 - The FMBA alumni network is being strengthened with the establishment of a dedicated alumni association and regional chapters, creating a lifelong learning platform for graduates [3][11] - Alumni experiences highlight the program's value in providing a robust financial knowledge framework and fostering a network that enhances career opportunities [8][11] - The program aims to expand its reach to Chinese tech entrepreneurs and industrialists, facilitating a connection between finance and industry [11]