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08:00 -09:00 |
Registration |
09:00 -10:50 |
13th Five-Year Plan: A New Blueprint for Reform
Big changes lie in store for China in the next five years, as the government announces major policy shifts in its new blueprint for the country. After years of experimenting, the government has realized that the way forward is to push forward reforms to strengthen markets and gradually wind-down government backed stimulus policies. What direction would China’s economy head in the next five years?
Panelists
WU Jinglian, Senior Research Fellow, Development Research Centre of the State Council
ZHU Guangyao, Vice Minister, Ministry of Finance, P. R. China
LIU Shijin, Former Vice Minister, Development Research Center of the State Council
HUANG Haizhou, Managing Director, China International Capital Corporation Limited
CHI Fulin, President, China Institute for Reform and Development
BA Shusong, Chief China Economist of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited; Chief Economist of the China Banking Association
Moderator:
LI Jiange, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Sun Yefang Foundation
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10:50 -11:00 |
Coffee Break |
11:00 -12:30 |
Financial Sector Innovation: Stable Policies vs. Disruptive New Ideas
Finding a fine balance between pushing innovation and risk control is a key challenge facing financial sector regulation. China’s financial market reforms have entered a critical period. Will regulators scuttle innovation or push it forward? How can China’s financial industry sharpen its global competitive edge? How can financial inclusion fuel the growth of small and micro enterprises? Can internet-based financial services revolutionize the way the industry functions?
Panelists
LIU Shiyu, Chairman, Agricultural Bank of China
YANG Kaisheng, Former President of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China; Special Advisor to the China Banking Regulatory Commission
GAO Xiqing, Cheng Yu-tung Chair Professor, School of Law, Tsinghua University; Former President and Chief Investment Officer, China Investment Corporation
XU Luode, Vice-President, Bank of China
Gregory D.GIBB, Chairman, Shanghai Lujiazui International Financial Asset Exchange Co., Ltd.
LIU Jialong, Business Director, China Merchants Bank; CEO, Retail Finance Group, China Merchants Bank
HE Shan, Chairman, Qing Guo Financial Service Co., Ltd.; CMO, UCF Group
Alexander SWOBODA, Professor of International Economics Emeritus and Former Director of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Ann RUTLEDGE, Founding Principal of R&R Consulting; Adjunct Associate Professor of Finance at Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
Moderator:
WANG Jun, Economist |
12:30 -13:30 |
Business Lunch |
13:40 -14:00 |
Caixin Talk: When Markets Fail
A robust market depends on healthy competition. But markets are not perfect and go through constant boom-bust cycles. How can governments respond to market failure? Can the government’s “visible hand” and the market’s “invisible hand” work together?
Panelists
Norman T.L. CHAN, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority
HE Fan, Chief Economist and Managing Director of Caixin Insight Group
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14:00 -14:40 |
Caixin Talk: Innovators Dialogue
Innovation and competition are the foundations for economic development. China’s new generation of innovators is rising to prominence. What are the sources for a company’s innovation? What can be done to and create a better environment for innovation and help companies carry on the spirit of creativity? What risks and pitfalls should innovators keep an eye on when undertaking a new venture?
Panelists
LEI Jun, Founder, Chairman and CEO, Beijing Xiaomi Technology Co. Ltd.
HU Shuli, Editor in Chief, Caixin Media
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14:00 -14:40 |
Caixin Talk: Cutting-edge Scientific Innovation and Business Start-ups
Innovation is essential for the growth and transformation of China’s economy. In the past, Chinese companies have played catch-up but now they are moving ahead and breaking new ground with their own scientific and technological breakthroughs. How can companies adapt quickly and be creative in today’s fast-paced technology landscape?
Panelists
Scott BEAUMONT, President of Google Greater China and Korea
CHU Lin, Anchor, Caixin Video |
14:40 -16:10 |
Transition and Growth (Academic Closed-door Session)
In the era of the “new normal”, it has becomes difficult for China to maintain its traditional economic growth model. As China transitions from heady double-digit growth figures to a more stable growth rate, what are the fundamental reforms needed to ensure long-term holistic development?
Panelists
LONG Guoqiang, Vice-President, Development Research Center of the State Council
YAO Yang, Dean of the National School of Development, Peking University
WANG Xiaolu, Deputy Director, National Economic Research Institute, China Reform Foundation
XU Chenggang, Chung Hon-Dak Professor in Economic Development at University of Hong Kong
Chong-En BAI, Mansfield Freeman Chair Professor, Associate Dean and Chairman of the Economics Department in the School of Economics and Management of Tsinghua University
TIAN Guoqiang, Dean, School of Economics at Shanghai University of Finance & Economics
Erik BERGL?F, Professor and Director of the Institute of Global Affairs, London School of Economics and Political Science, Former Chief Economist of European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Moderator:
FANG Jin, Deputy Secretary-General, China Development Research Foundation; Senior Research Fellow, Development Research Center of the State Council
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14:40 -16:10 |
Aging Society: Challenges and Business Opportunities China’s demographic dividend is coming to an end, as its aging population continues to grow at a faster rate and fresh blood coming into the workforce. This has created fears about the country “growing old before getting rich”. But this silvering economy also offers many opportunities along with new challengers. How can China’s population policies be adjusted to address this new demographic reality?
Panelists
WEI Shangjin, Chief Economist, Asian Development Bank
James Jianzhang LIANG, Co-founder, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Ctrip.com
QU Hongbin, Managing Director, Co-Head of Asian Economics Research, Chief Economist for Greater China, HSBC
HA Jiming, Goldman Sachs Vice Chairman and Chief Investment Strategist of China Private Wealth Management
WANG Tao, Head of China Economic Research at UBS investment bank
Helen CHUI, President, Novartis Group (China)
Moderator:
ZHU Hengpeng, Director of the Institute for Public Policy Research, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
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14:40 -16:00 |
Caixin Talk: Enterprises' Minds and Actions
How can breakthroughs be achieved in the ongoing mixed ownership reform? Is it possible to independently realize property rights reform, the separation of enterprise from administration, and marketization? Driven by the mixed ownership reform, how can companies carry out the governance transition? What will be the focal point of the next around of the reform?
Panelists
ZHANG Wenkui, Research Fellow and Deputy Director, Enterprise Research Institute, Development Research Center of the State Council
LIU Yonghao, Founder and Chairman, New Hope Group
WANG Shuo, Managing Editor, Caixin Media; Editor-in-Chief of Caixin Online |
16:10 -16:30 |
Coffee Break |
16:30 -18:00 |
Inclusive Finance for the Bottom of the Economic Pyramid
The transformation of economic growth requires financial resources to be channeled to small and micro enterprises. How can microfinance services in traditional banks or internet finance options cater more effectively to this underserved market?
Panelists
JI Zhihong, Head of the Financial Market Department of the People’s Bank of China
JI Min, Deputy Director General, Research Bureau, People’s Bank of China
LIU Yonghao, Founder and Chairman, New Hope Group CHEN Long, Chief Strategy Officer, Ant Financial Service Group
JIN Lin, Vice President, JD Finance
Enoch Honwah TSUI, Vice President, Pingan Puhui
WU Yiran, CEO, Yooli.com
MAO Zhenhua, Chairman, China Cheng Xin Credit Management Co., Ltd.
Moderator:
HE Dayong, Partner and Managing Director, BCG Greater China
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16:30 -18:00 |
Building Smart Cities
Making cities smart is an essential component of China’s urbanization strategy. Some progress has been made in this regard, but many problems have surfaced. What blueprint should policymakers draw up to build sustainable cities for the future? How can the need to share data be balanced with the need for information security in the era of big data?
Panelists
LI Tie, Director, China Center for Urban Development, National Development and Reform Commission*
WANG Jianzhou, Chairman of the China Association for Public Companies; Former Executive Chairman of China Mobile
YANG Baojun, General Designer, China Academy of Urban Planning and Design
WANG Xiaofan, Deputy Dean of Zhiyuan College, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
FENG Yong, Vice Chairman of Isoftstone
WU Dongsheng, Vice President, Enterprise Business Group, ZTE Corporation
Moderator:
HE Fan, Chief Economist and Managing Director of Caixin Insight Group
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16:30 -18:00 |
“Internet Plus” and Innovative Business Models
China has been working on a plan to implement its Internet Plus strategy and encourage the development of innovative business models relying on big data in various industries. How can traditional industries adopt Internet technologies and strengthen the country’s overall competitiveness? What policies are needed to support entrepreneurship and spur innovation?
Panelists
Henry CAI, Chairman, Asia-Germany Industrial Promotion Capital
WANG Ou, Head of the Private Equity Investment Department, China Investment Corporation
X. Rick NIU, President & CEO, Starr Strategic Partners, LLC; Founder, Rick’s Studio
MAO Daqing, Founder and Chairman, UrWork
Annabelle LONG, Founding and Managing Partner, Bertelsmann Asia Investments
XU Dandan, Founder and Chairman, 3W Entrepreneurship Service Platform; Founder and Chairman, Tech Industry Recruiting Platform Lagou
Moderator:
ZHANG Hong, Commentator, CCTV Business Review
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18:00 -19:00 |
Cocktail Reception |