J.P. Morgan Business Administration Paper 2020

"A leading international business case competition.
Continuing the legacy of over 30 years."

Business Administration Paper (BA Paper) is well-regarded as one of the largest international case competitions in Asia. It is held annually by Hong Kong Federation of Business Students (HKFBS). It has gained recognition by top professionals from both the academic and business field. It aims to foster the inter-flow of creative ideas between students and business executives. Every year, we have more than 1,300 students around the globe joining us in this meaningful event. This year, HKFBS has initiated a collaboration with J.P. Morgan, which elevates the competition to a whole new level.
 
We are here to provide you with a platform to develop your talent and challenge your peers across the globe. 
 
Winners will be given the valuable opportunity to collaborate on a project with J.P. Morgan’s research team, allowing them to gain exposure to one of the largest multinational financial companies in the world. They will also be entitled to cash prizes totaling 30,000 HKD.
 
We welcome undergraduates from ANY disciplines of ANY universities. 

J.P. Morgan BA Paper 2020 consists of 3 stages, namely the First Round (including the Promotion Challenge), Semi-Final and the Grand Final. 

This year’s theme is The Ideator, which inspires students to think of innovative solutions to our modern-day problems. Details may be referred to at our website at https://bapaper.com/.
 

Register now at: https://forms.gle/Yn8unTfhAxE16QWM6

The application deadline for entry is 23 October 2020.

Application requirements are as follows:

• Full-time undergraduates from all disciplines, with AT LEAST 1 full-time business undergraduate.
• Each team should consist of 2 to 4 members from ANY universities. (A team can consist of members from different universities)

Should you have any enquiries, please do not hesitate to contact our Project Directors, Eunice Yee at +852 9510 9910 or Nicholas Cheung at +852 5944 0611. You may also email us at bapaper@hkfbs.org.hk.