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Agenda

08:30-09:30   Registration

09:30-09:35   Opening Address

09:35-09:45   Opening Speech

09:45-10:30   Emerging Asian Economies: Embracing New Opportunities

Today, emerging economies drive global economic growth. Among these economies, East Asia and South Asia have shown tremendous economic vitality. However, as we face rising protectionism and its negative consequences, what can we expect from global economic and trade cooperation? What can we expect from economic and trade cooperation within Asia? How can China promote the economic growth of Asia as a whole? How can Hong Kong act as a vanguard of the opening up effort in the Belt and Road Initiative?

10:30-12:00   Digital Technologies Facilitating Cross-Border Cooperation and Innovation

As China steps up its financial opening up efforts, how can the Chinese mainland take advantage of Hong Kong’s bridging role to promote regional financial cooperation? How can they work together to create a platform for digital finance that breaks bottlenecks in distribution, logistics, information flow and capital flow to achieve synergy in trading, logistics and capital flow, and promote trading along the Belt and Road? How can digital technologies be leveraged to improve the efficiency of cross-border investment and fundraising?

12:45-13:00   Speech/Dialogue

13:00-13:30   Innovation and Potential of the Younger Generation

Hong Kong, a fusion of Chinese and Western cultures, has highly connected and integrated international innovation and entrepreneurship resources and therefore has a unique advantage in attracting talent, international capital and resources for scientific research. How can Hong Kong make full use of its advantages to promote young entrepreneurship? How can the younger generation be inspired to use technology to innovate? How can young entrepreneurs maintain their “startup spirit”?

13:30-14:15   Financial Opening Up and Innovation

14:15-15:15   Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area: A New Economic Core

Covering eleven cities, two systems and three customs territories, the Greater Bay Area exhibits remarkable potential for cooperation — but also brings challenges. How can Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao position themselves to complement each other and achieve coordinated development? How can we fully explore the area’s advantages, innovate its systems and mechanisms, facilitate the distribution of economic resources and build a first-class, internationally competitive bay area that sets an example for high-quality development?

15:15-16:15 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area: Positioning, Competition, and Cooperation of Nine Cities and Two Districts

How can the nine cities and two districts across Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao position themselves so that they can complement each other and achieve coordinated development? What major opportunities has the Greater Bay Area presented to these three areas? How can the real estate industry help the Greater Bay Area to "build a quality living area that is business and tourist friendly"?

14:15-15:45   Fintech and Wealth Management

What can we expect from the development of fintech? As Hong Kong authorities continue to launch initiatives to boost the development of fintech, what opportunities may arise for businesses in both the Chinese Mainland and Hong Kong? What impact will the new ethics regulations and data privacy protection rules for financial innovation have on requirements for regulators and financial institutes? How should new wealth management services be developed with financial technologies?

16:15-17:30   New Changes in China's Technology Innovations

Thanks to internal and external changes such as technological breakthroughs, corporate fundraising, and system innovations, technological innovation is accelerating to new horizons. How can we develop a new ecosystem for technology innovation? Driven by these innovations, what industries will attract the most investment? As China's capital flows to Southeast Asia, how can we find the most valuable targets in the market? How can the technology innovation industry make full use of its advantages and seize the best opportunities?

Caixin Summit Hong Kong 2019

Special Session

15:45-16:30   Master Talk

17:30-18:30   Chinese Businesses Going International (for Caixin Summit Members only)

* The speakers are arranged in alphabetical order by last name

Danny ALEXANDER, Vice President and Corporate Secretary, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)

BA Shusong, Managing Director and Chief China Economist, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited; Chief Economist, China Banking Association

Dominic BARTON, Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company

CAI Hongbin, Dean and Chair of Economics, Faculty of Business and Economics, The University of Hong Kong

Laura May-Lung CHA, Non-Official Member, Executive Council of Hong Kong SAR;  Chairman, HKEX Group

KC CHAN, Chairman, WeLab Virtual Bank; Former Secretary, Financial Services and the Treasury, The Government of the Hong Kong SAR

Paul CHAN Mo-po, Financial Secretary, The Government of the Hong Kong SAR

Moses CHENG Mo-chi, Chairman, The Insurance Authority of Hong Kong

William DING, Founder & CEO, NetEase

FAN Wenzhong, Chairman and Party Secretary, Beijing Financial Holding Group Co., Ltd.

Gregory D. GIBB, Co-chairman & CEO, Lufax; CEO, Lufax Holding

GU Shu, President, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC)

GUO Wanda, Executive Vice President, China Development Institute (CDI); Vice Chairman, Chinese Association of Hong Kong & Macao Studies

Fred HU, Founder and Chairman, Primavera Capital Group

HU Shuli, Publisher, Caixin Media

JIANG Hai, Party Secretary, Executive Director and Chairman, Sichuan XWBank

JIANG Xiaojuan, Former Deputy Secretary-General of the State Council; Dean, School of Public Policy & Management, Tsinghua University

KANG Dian, Sponsor and Honorary Director, Beijing Green & Shine Foundation; Former Chairman, New China Life Insurance Company Ltd. (NCI)

CG LAI, CEO, BNP Paribas (China) Ltd.

Carrie LAM CHENG Yuet-ngor, The Chief Executive, Hong Kong SAR

Lawrence LAU, Ralph and Claire Landau Professor of Economics & Former President, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

LI Tong, Chief Executive Officer and Executive President, BOCI

LI Xiaopeng, Secretary of CPC Committee and Chairman, China Everbright Group

LIN Yanjun, Executive Director, 9F Inc.; CEO, 9F International

LING Ke, Chairman, Board of Directors, Gemdale Group

Henry MA, Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer, WeBank

PENG Ming, Deputy General Manager, Shenzhen Stock Exchange

SUN Wei, Co-CEO of Asia Pacific and CEO of China, Morgan Stanley

Zbyszko TABERNACKI, Senior Vice President, Economics and Country Risk, IHS Markit

Nicholas TSE, Founder, Chef Nic Holdings Limited

WU Kebo, Chairman, Board of Directors, Orange Sky Golden Harvest Entertainment (Holdings) Limited

XI Xuanhua, Deputy Chief Executive Officer and Member of the Executive Committee, BOCOM International

XIE Ping, Professor, The People’s Bank of China School of Finance, Tsinghua University

Arthur YUEN, Deputy Chief Executive, The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)

ZHANG Qingsong, Vice Chairman and President, The Export-Import Bank of China

ZHANG Yichen, Chairman and CEO, CITIC Capital Holdings Limited

ZHAO Haishan , Vice Governor, Hubei Provincial People’s Government

Jonathan ZHU, Managing Director, Bain Capital Private Equity (Asia) LLC

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