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Networking Break
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Asset Owners’ Outlook: Priorities and Perspectives on Long-Term Value Creation (Invite only)
Global asset owners today have their work cut out for them as they consider capital allocation d
ecisions.
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Global Investors’ View: China (Invite only)
Beijing has gone above and beyond its normal policy practices to boost investor confidence. Stim
ulus packages, interest rate cuts, and local bond issuances are several of the levers it pulled to boost domestic economic activity.
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Forum for Family Asset Management Roundtable: How Global Shifts are Reshaping Family Office Allocations (Invite only)
In today’s global environment, how are family offices recalibrating investment strategies amid g
lobal shifts, rising protectionism, regulatory changes, and macroeconomic uncertainty?
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Global Investors’ Symposium Hong Kong Check-in
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On the Pulse: Evolving Investor Sentiments (Invite only)
Investors today are finding themselves having to navigate an increasingly complex macroeconomic
landscape, in which market globalization and cooperation are being relegated for more aggressive and protectionist measures.
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CEO Breakfast Roundtable (Invite only)
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A New World of Impact: The Evolving Value of Philanthropy (Invite only)
As regions continue to grow economically and socially, critical gaps and unmet needs tend to eme
rge in tandem.
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Is Hong Kong Back?
Hong Kong’s resilience is again in the spotlight as the city shows promising signs of recovery a
fter years of uncertainty.
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The Evolving Landscape of Technology Investments in China (Invite only)
Throughout the first quarter of 2025, the rebound in Chinese tech stock valuations has been driv
ing global investors to reassess the sector’s investment potential.
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The Best of Both Funds: The Outlook Across Public and Private Markets
Investors across asset classes in public and private markets are navigating a period of recalibr
ation driven by macroeconomic headwinds, especially persistent inflation, tight interest rates, and evolving trade and regulatory policies.
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