HK foreign firms seen staying despite security law fears
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5th China Global Investment Forum
Delegates gathered in Beijing for exclusive insights on the world's second-largest economy.
Deyun Cao, Insurance Asset Management Association of China
Banny Lam, China Everbright Bank International Investment
Gu Yongtao, CINDA Securities
Steven Zhang, Morgan Stanley Huaxin Securities
A packed room
Panel discussion: Through the macro lens: what the economists think
Larry Wan, ex-CIO, AIA China
Live Q&A: Changing approaches to asset allocation
Pang Yee Ean, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Elizabeth Allen, HSBC Global Asset Management
Andrew Crooke, AsianInvestor
Networking on the sidelines
Sameer Dev, ASK Capital Management
Dr Liu Yi, Ping An Global Voyager Fund
Steven J Cohen, Principal, CBM Investment Management
Janice Hui, Willis Towers Watson
Guo Jinlu, ICBC-AXA Life Insurance
Panel discussion: How can you navigate the new investment landscape?
Ying Tan, Mercer
Meeting new contacts
James Maher, Red Pulse
Discussion continues on the sidelines
Erik Davies, Business for Social Responsibility
Karlyn Adams, Business for Social Responsibility
Lin Wang, Business for Social Responsibility
Presentation: A new blueprint for investing: preparing for long-term challenges
Zhuo Xianlin, National Council for Social Security Fund
Delegates give their views
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