Following the success of the recent RMB Rising seminar in Hong Kong, FinanceAsia and AsianInvestor held RMB Rising 2011 in Singapore. This half-day seminar discussed RMB liberalisation and what it means for the region.

 RMB Rising 2011

Following the huge success of the recent RMB Rising Hong Kong, FinanceAsia and AsianInvestor held RMB Rising 2011 on Tuesday 25th January in Singapore. This half-day seminar discussed RMB liberalisation and what it means for the region.

Online coverage from RMB Rising 2011 Singapore:
AsianInvestor, 'CNH becoming de facto new currency in Hong Kong’
FinanceAsia, ‘Offshore RMB bonds face hurdles, but offer huge promise’

Headline-making discussions from RMB Rising 2010 Hong Kong:
The panel sessions at RMB Rising Hong Kong received widespread coverage in FinanceAsia, AsianInvestor, Bloomberg, South China Morning Post, Hong Kong Economic Times, Hong Kong Economic Journal and Yonhap News Agency.

VIDEO: Likely appreciation path of RMB debated — RMB Rising 2010, Hong Kong
Peter Reward of Braclays Capital and Dennis Tan of Deutsche Bank consider the pace of RMB appreciation and whether the Hong Kong dollar will be repegged to the renminbi.

VIDEO: What does the RMB’s rise mean for Hong Kong? — RMB RIsing 2010, Hong Kong
In a video extract from our conference on the likely impact of renminbi liberalisation we hear from Benjamin Rudd of Ping An and Enoch Fung of Goldman Sachs

To view the photo gallery from RMB Rising 2010, click here

Top-level speakers confirmed:
Fraser Howie, managing director, CLSA; co-author of  Red Capitalism: The Fragile Financial Foundation of China's Extraordinary Rise
Tim Condon, head of Asia research, ING
Banny Lam, associate director & economist, China and global macroeconomic research, research division, CCB International Securities
Pius Chong, managing director and head of transaction management, Asia Pacific, HSBC
Shuguang Mao, director, head of product management, Harvest Global Investments
Peter Redward, managing director, head of emerging market Asia research, Barclays Capital
Adrian Foster, head of financial markets research, Asia-Pacific, Rabobank International
Philippe Jaccard, managing director and head of global liquidity and investments (Asia Pacific), global transaction services, Citi
Choon-Hong Tee, managing director, regional head of capital markets, North-East Asia & Korea, Standard Chartered
Liu Li-Gang, head of greater China economics, ANZ
Alexander Jaeschke, senior advisor, BNP Paribas
Mirza Baig, Asian currency strategist, Deutsche Bank
Sam Xu, senior product manager, China, J.P. Morgan Treasury Services
Elena Okorotchenko, managing director and lead analytical manager, sovereign and public finance ratings, Asia, Standard & Poor's
Diana Choyleva, director, Lombard Street Research
Andrew Colquhoun, director, sovereigns group, Fitch Ratings
William Pesek, Asia-Pacfic columnist, Bloomberg
Veronique Lafon-Vinais, adjunct associate professor of Finance, HKUST
Leanne Wang, reporter, AsianInvestor
Neil Daswani, head of transaction banking, North Asia, Standard Chartered Bank
Davin Chor, assistant professor, school of economics, Singapore Management University
Rajeev de Mello, head of Singapore operations and portfolio manager, Western Asset Management Company

Some of the attending companies included:

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