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Is China the Next China? Frontier Investment Opportunities for Growth
China’s era of low-value exports to drive double-digit growth is over. Combined with cyclical an
d systemic challenges throughout China’s domestic economy and the global economy, the years of sustained high growth have passed.
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Navigating China's Economic Transformation and Emerging Regional Opportunities (Invite only)
More than ever, China's economic development has faced significant constraints due to the linger
ing effects of the pandemic, ongoing US-China tensions, and a housing market on the brink of collapse.
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Global Investors’ View: China (Invite only)
Despite China's ongoing economic restructuring and cautious global investments, the country rema
ins a promising landscape for investments and business partnerships.
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Greater China Investment Office Roundtable (Mandarin) (Invite only)
The Asian wealth management industry is experiencing a paradigm shift. A sizeable cohort of Asia
n ultra-high-net-worth individuals are first-generation business founders with multi-generational households.
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London Summit 2015 - China's European Shopping Spree (I)
Moderated by Sean Darby, André Loesekrug-Pietri, Chairman, Brett McGonegal, Patrick Zhong
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Is Mini-Lateralism the New Multi-Lateralism? Political and Economic Alignments in this Transformed Era
Amid shifting trade flows and geopolitics, mini-lateral agreements are on the rise among Asian n
ations and the larger global community, signaling a departure from the traditional multi-lateral trade model.
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Working Jointly for Efficiency: Emerging Partnerships in the Global South
With geopolitics impacting global capital flows and a growing trend toward “regionalization,” di
versifying supply chains and investments remains essential to ensure efficiency.
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Global Overview
Monetary policy and low oil prices have helped push the global economy forward, but ensuring susta
ined prosperity will require more work. Growth in the U.S.
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In the latest Milken Institute Review: Brad DeLong, a Former Clinton Administration Economist, Challenges the Conventional Wisdom That the Rich Market Economies Can Thrive Without Aggressive Government Intervention
LOS ANGELES – Brad DeLong, of the University of California, Berkeley, offers an analysis of Former T
reasury Secretary Larry Summers’ controversial claim that the United States and Europe face a bleak economic future unless government pr
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