Introduction

: Caixin Summit Overseas Session is an offshoot of the Summit series. It features two to three events a year. The overseas sessions have been held in Washington D.C., New York, St. Petersburg, Davos, Sydney and Hong Kong, and become an in-depth dialogue platform gathering domestic and international high profile figures.
This year, Caixin Summit will walk into New York City again scheduling in mid-October. The forum will bring together around 120 leading economists, business leaders and visionaries from the US and China, discussing development strategies for both countries under current complex and changing global and domestic economy.

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October 14

Time	session	Speaker
07:30-08:00	Registration
08:00-08:10	Welcoming Remarks	HU Shuli, Editor-in-Chief, Caixin Media Moderator: HE Fan, Chief Economist and Managing Director, Caixin Insight Group
08:10-09:10	Session I: China's Macro-Economy under the “New Normal” China is finalizing the details of its 13th Five-Year Plan (from 2016 to 2020) under the conditions of the “new normal.” What challenges is China facing as its economy slows? How should it balance strategies for short-term and long-term development, and what measures can China take to stabilize growth while the economy is transformed?	Nicholas R. LARDY, Anthony M. Solomon Senior Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics Paul SHEARD, Chief Global Economist and Head of Global Economics and Research,Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services HA Jiming, Goldman Sachs Vice Chairman and Chief Investment Strategist of China Private Wealth Management Moderator: HE Fan, Chief Economist and Managing Director, Caixin Insight Group
09:10-09:30	Session II: Redback Rising: Internationalization of Renminbi China launched the strategy of internationalizing RMB after the Global Financial Crisis,while continuing to reform RMB exchange rate and liberalize capital account at the same time. How to balancing the benefits and costs of financial openness? How to manage the potential risks as China’s financial liberalization is coming close to the territory of uncharted water? How should global market response and adapt to the progress of the internationalization of RMB?	WANG Jun, Former Lead Financial Sector Specialist, East Asia and Pacific Region, The World Bank Yukon HUANG, Senior associate in the Carnegie Endowment; former World Bank’s Country Director for China Constance L. HUNTER, Chief Economist of KPMG, LLP Kim SCHOENHOLTZ, Professor of Management Practice, Department of Economics; Director of Center for Global Economy and Business, NYU Stern School of Business Moderator: HE Fan, Chief Economist and Managing Director, Caixin Insight Group
10:30-10:40	Tea Break
10:40-12:00	Session III: “Belt and Road” Initiative and Chinese Overseas Investment With the launch of the “belt and road” initiatives and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, how will Chinese enterprises’ strategies for investing abroad and outbound investment evolve? How can these developments help address growing shortage in infrastructure investment in the world? What are the lessons Chinese companies can learn from other countries’ experience?	Daniel H. ROSEN, Founding Partner of RHG; Adjunct Associate Professor at Columbia University ZHANG Lanlan, Chief Executive Officer, CICC US Securities, Inc. N. Andrew ELLIOTT, Senior Director, Strategic Marketing & Vice President of ZTE USA HE Shan, Chairman, Qing Guo Financial Service Co. Ltd; CMO, Pioneer Finance Group Moderator: X. Rick NIU, President & CEO, Starr Strategic Partners, LLC; Senior Managing Director,Starr Global Financial, Inc.
12:00-12:30	Luncheon
12:30-13:30	Who’s Time: Exclusive Dialogue with Maurice R. GREENBERG	Maurice R. GREENBERG, Chairman & CEO, C.V. Starr & Co. HU Shuli, Editor-in-Chief, Caixin Media

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