Capital Market and Financial Governance in the Guangdong‑Hong Kong‑Macao Greater Bay Area

This course is a compulsory foundational discipline course for undergraduate majors including Accounting, Auditing and Financial Management in institutions of higher education. Rooted in the development context of the Guangdong‑Hong Kong‑Macao Greater Bay Area, this course delivers teaching revolving around the operational logic of capital markets and corporate financial governance. Upon completion of this course, students will comprehend the fundamental connotations of capital market operations, systematically master the core features of segmented markets such as stock markets, bond markets and derivative securities markets, and get familiar with various capital operation modes, implementation paths and economic consequences. Balancing theoretical knowledge with practical case studies of the Greater Bay Area, the course guides students to build awareness of compliance‑oriented governance and risk prevention‑and‑control. It enables students to interpret capital‑market activities from a financial perspective and lays a solid foundation for subsequent study of specialized courses as well as future careers in investment‑financing, auditing, financial management and other relevant fields.