June 28, 2018 | Shanghai
The New Renminbi Reality
New Era, New Rules
Amid an increasingly complicated geopolitical situation, China’s leaders are signaling concern that growth in the world’s second-largest economy could slow due to trade and financial risks — and that they’re prepared to tweak policy to avoid a sharp deceleration. With boosting domestic demand easing the conditions for businesses high on the agenda, investors and businesses are interpreting the change in tone as a signal that the government may ease off tightening measures if warranted.
In this new era, Bloomberg will gather some of China’s market moving business leaders and money managers to tackle the most complex issues head-on, and help senior investors identify new Chinese opportunities.
Agenda
June 28 - Thursday
Registration Opens & Breakfast
Setting the Scene: The Renminbi in the New Era
Speaker
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Xiaoguang Huang
CEO China & Head of Greater China, ANZ
The Future for Reform, Opening Up and Leading the World
Four decades after Deng Xiaoping began China’s historic rise with the start of reform and opening, Xi Jinping is pledging to not only continue it but to open up and transform China into a powerful hub of global business. What is China’s economic outlook in this new era?
Panelists
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Heng Xia
Founder & President, XPeng Motors
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Raymond Yeung
Chief Economist, Greater China, ANZ
Moderator
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Fielding Chen
Asia Economist, Bloomberg Economics
Spotlight: Ping An OneConnect
We find out how OneConnect’s US$7.4 billion AI-powered risk management services are helping China to become a global leader in FinTech.
Interviewee
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Hannah Qiu
Co-General Manager, Ping An OneConnect
Interviewer
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Jun Luo
Bloomberg
Doing Business in China's New Era
Sweeping changes to China’s system for financial oversight has introduced a cohort of new regulators and restructured the agencies responsible for maintaining stable economic growth. It’s also installed a new financial stability committee to ensure coordination of policies across markets. We explore the outlook for business under this new regime.
Panelists
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Long Hsiang Loh
Chief Executive Officer, Dianrong
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Cliff Sheng
Partner & Co-Head of Financial Services, Greater China, Oliver Wyman
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Qing Wang
President, Chongyang Investment
Moderator
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Jessica Zhou
China Fixed Income & Equity Leader, Bloomberg News
Spotlight: Jinko Solar
We sit down with the Vice President of the world’s largest producer of solar panels and China’s biggest exporter, to find out why U.S. duties of as much as 30% on solar equipment are “better than expected,” and how plans to build an advanced solar manufacturing facility in the U.S. are progressing.
Interviewee
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Jing Qian
Vice President, Jinko Solar
Interviewer
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Charlie Zhu
Shanghai Bureau Chief, Bloomberg
Networking Break
Risk Rising: Trump Tariffs & Trade Tensions
Promises Donald Trump made on the campaign trail to reject what he calls “unfair” trade have begun to become reality, and squarely in his sights is China. What are the scenarios that could pan out, and how will trade balance shifts affect global business?
Speaker
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Fielding Chen
Asia Economist, Bloomberg Economics
Grey Rhinos and Black Swans: Managing FX Risk
From grey rhino threats such as China’s growing debt pile, to the potential for black swan events — which were largely avoided last year — there are plenty of reasons to be cautious in the latter half of 2018. We analyze the risks looming over businesses and markets and how best to prepare.
Panelists
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Yi Huang
Head of Trading, China Guangfa Bank
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Patrick Wu
Head of Trading, Greater China, ANZ
Moderator
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Stephen Engle
Chief North Asia Correspondent, Bloomberg Television
The Billion-Dollar eSports Bonanza
With Bank of America Merrill Lynch predicting that global eSports advertising (streaming, sponsorship), ticket sales, promotions, and merchandise sales could reach US$15 billion, we find out what the future holds for China’s global ambitions in esports.
Panelists
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Ning Zhang
Professional DOTA 2 Player, 2014 DOTA 2 International Champion, DOTA Livestreamer
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Lingxiang Zhou
Co-Founder, ImbaTV
Moderator
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Shuli Ren
Columnist, Bloomberg Opinion
Spotlight: Hellobike
Fresh from a US$1.5 billion valuation to make it the latest bike-sharing unicorn, we sit down with Hellobike to find out what the future holds for the global mobility-as-a-service industry.
Interviewee
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Mei Han
COO, Hellobike
Interviewer
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John Liu
Executive Editor, Greater China, Bloomberg
Networking Lunch
Close of Summit
Speakers

Mei Han
COO Hellobike
Xiaoguang Huang
CEO China & Head of Greater China ANZ
Yi Huang
Head of Trading China Guangfa Bank
Long Hsiang Loh
Chief Executive Officer Dianrong
Hannah Qiu
Co-General Manager Ping An OneConnect
Cliff Sheng
Partner & Co-Head of Financial Services, Greater China Oliver Wyman
Jing Qian
Vice President Jinko Solar
Qing Wang
President Chongyang Investment
Patrick Wu
Head of Trading, Greater China ANZ
Heng Xia
Founder & President XPeng Motors
Raymond Yeung
Chief Economist, Greater China ANZ
Ning Zhang
Professional DOTA 2 Player, 2014 DOTA 2 International Champion, DOTA Livestreamer
Lingxiang Zhou
Co-Founder ImbaTV
Fielding Chen
Asia Economist Bloomberg Economics
Stephen Engle
Chief North Asia Correspondent Bloomberg Television
John Liu
Executive Editor, Greater China Bloomberg
Jun Luo
Bloomberg
Shuli Ren
Columnist Bloomberg Opinion
Jessica Zhou
China Fixed Income & Equity Leader Bloomberg News
Charlie Zhu
Shanghai Bureau Chief BloombergProudly presented by

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