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4 November 2015
5 November 2015

RenminbiWorld 2015
Wednesday, 4 November 2015

08:15 – 08:45	Registration
08:45 – 10:15	RenminbiWorld 2015 Opening Keynote Session Welcome Note Keynote Speech Zhu Guangyao, Vice Finance Minister of China International Keynote Speech Hans Eichel, Co-founder of G20 & former Finance Minister of Germany Opening Dialogue Renminbi – where is it now and where is it heading to? World economic and trade outlook, and the global demand for renminbi The restructuring of China’s economy, the change of exchange rate formation mechanism, and the latest monetary policies The latest development in the international use of renminbi as a trading, financing, investing and reserve currency Invited panellists: Erh-Cheng Hwa, Chief Economist, Baoshang Bank & former Chief Economist, East Asia, World Bank SSherry Madera, Minister Counselor and Director, Financial Professional Services and ICT, UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) Tay Hwee Ling, Chief Representative, Beijing, Monetary Authority of Singapore Session chaired by Emmanuel Daniel, Chairman, The Asian Banker
10:15 – 10:45	Coffee/Tea Break
10:45 – 11:45	How do MNCs leverage on the renminbi - the emerging global trade, financing and investment currency Cross-border pooling of renminbi funds for corporates Key business benefits in using renminbi in international trade settlement Central treasury management (settlements, cash pooling and payments) Cross-border renminbi legal updates – policies and tax Speakers/panellists Include: Zeng Qi, GM, Settlement and Cash Management, ICBC Jackson Xu, Regional Treasurer, Asia Pacific, Alstom Pei Yigen, VP&MD Treasury and Trade Finance, Citibank(China) Lionel Choong, Board Vice Chairman of Emerson Radio Corp. & Acting CFO of Weyland Tech Inc Session chaired by Foo Boon Ping, Managing Editor, The Asian Banker
11:45 – 12:30	“One Belt, One Road” initiative and its impacts in promoting the renminbi Is the initiative going to push regionalization of the renminbi? The setting up of new renminbi offshore centers – Who will be the next? What are the emerging opportunities for different market players? Speakers/panellists Include: Sun jianbo, Deputy GM International Business Department, CCB Sam Ahmed, Founder & Managing Director, Deriv Asia Session chaired by Pan Xilong, Associate Professor, Chinese Finance Research Institute, South-western University of Finance and Economics
12:30 – 13:30	Luncheon
13:30 – 14:30	Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB): The newcomer The AIIB as a platform for joint ventures and collaboration on the international stage What will make the AIIB successful? Impacts on other global multilateral lending agencies Impacts on the international use of the renminbi Speakers/panellists Include: Erh-Cheng Hwa, Chief Economist, Baoshang Bank & former Chief Economist, East Asia, World Bank Chen Shaofeng, Associate Professor, School of International Studies, Peking University Session chaired by Sam Ahmed, Founder & Managing Director, Deriv Asia
14:30 – 15:00	Coffee/Tea Break
15:00 – 16:00	New Free Trade Zones and the evaluation of Shanghai FTZ Has the Shanghai FTZ lived up to its promise? - Measures of achievements and disappointments Policy updates on the three new FTZs and how are they going to affect Shanghai? How Guangdong FTZ is going to improve economic and financial cooperation between Guangdong and Hong Kong Innovative products and practises in the FTZs – case study Speakers/panellists Include: Xu Jun, Assistant GM, International Business Management Department, SPDB Lei Ming, Deputy GM, Global Transaction Service Department, Guangfa Bank Thomas McMahon, MD & CEO, UD Trading Group Session chaired by Hugh Zeng, Research Manager, The Asian Banker
16:00 – 17:00	The developments in CNH money and foreign exchange markets The growing menu of renminbi derivatives in different offshore markets Liquidity and risk management practices in corporates and financial institutions Renminbi hedging strategies and options The gradual convergence between onshore and offshore rates Speakers/panellists Include: Wang Tony, Deputy GM, Global Market, Bank of China (Hong Kong) Christopher Balding, Associate Professor, Finance and Economics, HSBC Business School of Peking University Session chaired by Li Lin, GM, Strategy & Development, SPDB
* The event will be accompanied by simultaneous translation.

RenminbiWorld 2015
Thursday, 5 November 2015

08:30 – 09:00	Registration
09:00 – 10:00	The setting up of the China Europe International Exchange and its expected role Two-way opening up of the China’s capital market How the new exchange is going to enrich the product line of offshore renminbi market What does it mean to the foreign investors? Is this a replicable model for other renminbi offshore markets? Speakers/panellists Include: Jochen Metzger, Head of Payment and Settlement Systems, Deutsche Bundesbank Chen Zhiyong, Director, Investor Education Department, Shanghai Stock Exchange Thomas McMahon, MD & CEO, UD Trading Group Session chaired by Emmanuel Daniel, Chairman, The Asian Banker
10:00 – 10:30	Coffee/Tea Break
10:30 – 11:30	Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect: A game changer Who are the participants and where is demand coming from? When are equity derivatives going to be involved? What else? What are the obstacles and is there room for overhaul or fine-tuning? Interplay with QFII and other schemes The upcoming Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect Is this a replicable model for other renminbi offshore markets The long-awaited China-Hong Kong funds mutual recognition Speakers/panellists Include: Ge Yin, Counsel, Clifford Chance Hu Yuexiao, Chief Analyst, Research Institute, Shanghai Securities Xuan Tao, Manager, International Development, Shanghai Stock Exchange Session chaired by Hugh Zeng, Research Manager, The Asian Banker
11:30 – 12:30	Renminbi capital financing The developments of renminbi-denominated fixed-income products The motivations of issuers/investors to participate in renminbi funding – onshore and offshore perspectives Role of credit ratings and restructuring/resolution regimes Secondary market liquidity Asset swap and renminbi-denominated repo funding Renminbi-denominated structured products Speakers/panellists Include: William Lawton, Founder & Chairman, Seagate Global Group Lionel Choong, Board Vice Chairman of Emerson Radio Corp. & Acting CFO of Weyland Tech Inc Liu Borong, Chairman, China Securitization Forum Session chaired by Thomas McMahon, MD & CEO, UD Trading Group
12:30 – 13:30	Luncheon/ Briefing on Global Renminbi Assets Ranking 2015
13:30 – 14:30	The improvement of the overseas Renminbi backflow mechanism The role of Renminbi backflow mechanism in the next stage of Renminbi internationalisation The latest developments on RQFII Scheme The potential for SOEs and Chinese local government funding vehicle(LGFV) in dim sum bonds market. Speakers/panellists Include: Yang Tiecheng, Partner, Clifford Chance Xiao Lisheng, Deputy Director, International Finance Research,Institute of World Economics and Politics, CASS Christopher Balding, Associate Professor, Finance and Economics, HSBC Business School of Peking University Session chaired by Pan Xilong, Associate Professor, Chinese Finance Research Institute, South-western University of Finance and Economics
14:30 – 15:00	Coffee/Tea Break
15:00 – 16:00	Renminbi’s future as a reserve currency Renminbi as a component of central bank reserve management SDR inclusion: What would be the result? What are the impacts of full capital-account convertibility – from both an international and a domestic perspective What are the next goals for China and for renminbi? Speakers/panellists Include: Zong Liang, Vice Director, International Finance Research Institute, BOC William Lawton,Founder & Chairman, Seagate Global Group Jurgen Conrad, Head, Economics Unit, ADB Session chaired by Foo Boon Ping, Managing Editor, The Asian Banker
*Speakers and panellists are in various stages of confirmation and will be updated accordingly The event will be accompanied by simultaneous translation. For further details please contact: Programme Manager: Iris Sam Tel: (86) 10 5869 4641 Email: isam@theasianbanker.com

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