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China’s economy has experienced continuous rapid growth for 5 years since 2003; Chinese stock markets have also entered an upward trend under the stimulations of non-tradable shares reform and the appreciation of the RMB. Meanwhile, new problems are emerging globally, such as the subprime crisis, the global inflation and the slowdown of global economic growth.
Addressing both the opportunities and the challenges ahead, participants of this program engaged in a comprehensive and in-depth discussion on the future direction of China’s economy and capital markets, from these four perspectives: the listing of Chinese companies in foreign exchanges, the importance of China’s economy and capital markets to the world, global inflation, and the current state and prospect of the A- and H-share markets.
Agenda
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December 17
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Featured Speakers
VCVincent Chan Managing Director and Head of China Research for Credit SuisseTDThomas Deng Chief Strategist, Global Investment Research Division, Goldman SachsFSFrank Song Director, Centre for China Financial Research, University of Hong Kong
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