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Introduction

The post financial crisis period witnesses the increasing instabilities and uncertainties of the global economy. Oil price fluctuation, U.S. elections, Brexit, and other political and economic factors obscure the growth worldwide. The commodity prices decline sharply, the fluctuation of international financial market exacerbates, and the newly-emerging economies are under the pressure of adjustments and reforms.

However, global economic downturn concurrently reveals the opportunities for the markets. In response to the fourth industrial revolution, China is accelerating the shift in driving forces for development. The world’s second-largest economy is transitioning from an investment-intensive to one driven by consumption, innovation, and service industry.Speeding up reforms of the supply front, the Internationalization of the RMB, the openness of the capital market, and the launch of the Belt and Road Initiatives, the implementation of China’s 13th Five-Year Plan is expected to have a positive impact on the country’s business environment, leading to the emergence of numerous opportunities for both China and the world.

Caixin Media and SingCham will co-host the China-Singapore Executive Forum 2016, providing a high-end platform for the global investors and entrepreneurs with strong interest in the cooperation between China and the world, and thus marking out the prospect of business opportunities and investment trend under this changing global economic landscape.

Relevant Report

Government Clamps Down on Bogus Overseas Investments
China will crack down on bogus financings that masquerade as legitimate investments but are merely meant to transfer money or other assets overseas, an official from the foreign exchange bureau said Thursday.
G20 Showcases China's New Global Role
Leaders of the Group of 20 (G20) will meet in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, on Sept. 4 and 5, the first time the annual summit will be hosted by China. Under the theme "Toward an innovative, invigorated, interconnected and inclusive world economy," the Hangzhou summit is expected to explore measures to rejuvenate the world economy in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
China Releases Guiding Policy on Reform Tied to Government Spending
China's state council has released a policy that lays out a blueprint for a long overdue major reform, seeking to better link the amount of investments and spending on welfare projects local governments are legally required to make to the amount of fiscal resources they have.
Reform's Response to the Money Supply Warning
Warning lights are flashing in the context of a widening gap in growth rates for two key measures of money supply – M1 and M2 – and fears that policymaker efforts to boost the real economy are falling flat.
Binding Corporate Bonds to Market Principles
China's corporate bond market is rebounding. Since the beginning of July, rates for newly issued corporate bonds and bond yields have declined, reflecting improved market sentiment as default concerns that mounted during the first quarter slowly fade.
Transcript: PBOC Governor on Multi-Objective Monetary Policy
There have been extensive discussions and reflections on central banking since the outbreak of the global financial crisis (GFC). Country circumstances differ, but there are also a number of issues with common interests.
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  • Overview

    Time: October 21st, 2016
    Location: Beijing, China
    Themes: Investing in the Changing Economy

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        Proposed Agenda

        • Oct.21,2016
        Time Sessions Topics and Speakers
        13:00-13:30 Registration Moderator: ZHANG Hong, Deputy Managing Editor and Financial Commentator, Caixin Video
        13:30-13:40 Opening Remarks Dorothy SEET Poh Kim, Chairperson, Singapore Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China
        13:40-14:40 Keynote Speech LEE Yi Shyan, Chairman of Business China; Former Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry & National Development
        GAO Jian, Former Vice Governor, China Development Bank; Senior Economist; Founder of China’s Debt Capital Market
        FANG Fenglei, Chairman, Goldman Sachs Gao Hua Securities Co., Ltd. Chairman, Hopu Investments Management Co., Ltd.
        14:40-16:10 Panel Discussion I: China's Path to Financial Reform
        China is committed to improve financial regulatory framework so that it adapts to modern financial market. Why is China strengthening macro prudential management and how will it affect the financial sector? What are the progress and challenges in China’s capital market reform? How to construct an integrated multiple-level capital market of our country? The internet finance, characterized by its innovativeness and inclusiveness, serve as an important supplement to Chinese financial system. How to balance the financial risk and innovation while promote the sustainable development of the Internet Finance? What’s next for RMB Internationalization with Chinese yuan’s inclusion in SDR?
        WEI Jianing, Research Fellow, Department of Macroeconomic Research, Development Research Center of the State Council
        YIN Jianfeng, Professor, University of International Business and Economics; Deputy Director General, National Institute for Finance and Development
        WANG Jun, Strategic/Compliance Advisor, Caixin Insight; Former Lead Financial Sector Specialist on Global Practice of Finance and Markets for the World Bank; Adjunct Professor of Finance, Director of the CEIBS-World Bank China Centre for Inclusive Finance, CEIBS
        XUE Hongyan, Director and Senior Researcher, Internet Financial Research Center, Suning Financial Institute
        16:10-16:25 Coffee Break
        16:25-18:00 Panel Discussion II: Disruptive Technology and Business Opportunities
        To implement innovation-driven development strategy, and to support technology innovation and industrial development by advancing financial reform consistently inject new vitality for Chinese economy. The fourth industrial revolution is driven by the convergence of a number of new technologies, including artificial intelligence, robotics, pilotless automobile and virtual reality. How will disruptive technologies change business and the global economy? Innovation is considered the core of China’s brand new development concept. Will technology innovation successfully lead China's economic transition? What’s next in high-tech innovation and investment?
        MU Rongping, Director-General, Center for Innovation and Development, Chinese Academy of Sciences
        CAI Jian, Founding Executive Director, Institute of Innovation; Professor, Guanghua School of Management, Peking University
        Sharon SUN Xiaoning, Representative of Greater China and Head of Direct Investments Group (China), GIC Special Investments
        YU Yi, Managing Director, Accenture Digital Lead for Greater China
        LING Kang, Senior Director, Government Relation Department, DiDi