27 Mar | What’s Next for China? – Economic Recovery After China's Reopening

After three years of the Covid pandemic, China has re-opened and is poised for economic recovery. Many global investors are hoping for a robust come-back of China, especially after the valuation of Chinese equities and other assets bottomed out in 2022. Investor sentiment and appetite both seem to be on the amends. Would 2023 signal a new chapter for Chinese assets? How should investors evaluate China amidst the increasingly challenging global environment? What will a “Chinese comeback” really look like?

In this lunch event, InvesTAO will explore and discuss various topics, especially the following:

• China’s economic recovery since the re-opening: policy and impact
• Post-Covid opportunities and challenges in the Chinese economy
• Role of sustainability and technology in the Chinese market
• Cross-border opportunity with Europe: funds, GDRs and direct investments 

Main Speakers include:

• Peter De Proft, Honorary Director General of EFAMA, Vice President of Belgian Finance Center, and Strategic Advisor of InvesTAO
• Dr Wen Li, Chairman of the Board of China Universal Asset Management, President of Asset Management Association of Shanghai (AMAOS) and the Deputy Chairman of the Asset Management Association of China (AMAC)
• Mr. Xianwang Han (William), Chief Economist, Director of International Business Department, China Universal Asset Management
• Matthias Gerster, Senior Relationship Manager Financial Institutions, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Zurich Branch
• André Buck, Global Head Sales & Relationship Management of SIX Swiss Exchange, Member of the Executive Board of SIX Swiss Exchange AG
• Shelley Yang, CEO and Co-founder, InvesTAO