Currency convertibility and interest rate liberalisation have been the forefront issues for the Chinese government. With a giant balloon of liquidity within the onshore market and increasing pressure on RMB appreciation, the government is looking for ways to channel the RMB to offshore markets.
On the domestic front, a host of banks have been approved by the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) to conduct FX and rates business with financial institutions and corporates. And with interbank transactions growing annually, will corporates be the next driving force to expand the onshore markets? If so, how best to get them involved?
Building on the success of previous events, Euromoney Seminars presents the 5th Annual China Derivatives Summit. This summit will bring together key market participants from the International and domestic financial institutions and corporations to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing this market, including:
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SAFE, PBOC and CBRC discussions on recent regulatory developments in China’s derivatives market
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The evolving Chinese FX regime – is the onshore FX derivatives market effective and efficient in reducing currency risk?
- Chinese corporate practices in asset and liability management
- Bank treasurer vs corporate treasurer – how they manage FX and rates risks?
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Asset based product vs liability based product – where is the growth?
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The new Master Agreement and Supplement – a true Chinese master?
Key speakers include:
- Li Dongrong, Deputy Administrator, State Administration of Foreign Exchange
- Shen Bingxi, Deputy Director-General, People’s Bank of China
- Dr. Zhang Guang Ping, Deputy Director General, Supervision Cooperation Department for Banking Innovation, CBRC
- Rio Osumi, Director, PRC and Japan Treasury, Intel China
- Tao Zheng, Head of FX Markets, Shanghai Automotive Group Finance
- YL Woon, Chief Financial Officer, Ascendas China
- Hu Lei, Head of Financial Planning Department, Shanghai Jinqiao Export Processing Zone Development
- Water Cheung, Head of Treasury and Emerging Markets Asia, RBS
- Cheng Haiyong, Deputy CIO, China Asset Management
- Yifeng Yang, CEO, Lord Abbett China
- Dr. Li Lei, General Manager, Treasury Department, China Everbright Bank
- Xiong Jian Ping, Head of Treasury, Bank of Communications
- Feng Xilai, Deputy General Manager, Treasury Department, China Construction Bank
For further information on this event, please contact:
Fan Yeung, fan.yeung@euromoneyasia.com - for speaking opportunities
Christoph Rowen, christopher.rowen@euromoneyasia.com - for sponsorship opportunities
Olivia Wong, olivia.wong@euromoneyasia.com - for registrations and marketing opportunities