RMB Rising 2011
The RMB Rising 2011 conference, arranged by AsianInvestor and FinanceAsia, was held at the Grand Hyatt Singapore on January 25. The half-day seminar attracted more than 100 attendees.
Veronique Lafon-Vinais, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
The Singapore event came about after our RMB Rising conference in Hong Kong in October attracted huge interest
Panel: Investor access to the China story
Diana Choyleva, Lombard Street Research
Panel: Development of the RMB bond market
Li-Gang Liu, ANZ Banking Group, Hong Kong
Elena Okorotchenko, Standard & Poor's
Rajeev De Mello, Western Asset Management Company
Tee Choon-Hong, Standard Chartered
Neil Daswani, Standard Chartered
Philippe Jaccard, Citi
Sam Xu, J.P. Morgan Treasury Services
The event drew more than 100 participants, including representatives from multinational companies such as Walt Disney and Dow Chemical
Peter Redward, Barclays Capital
Panel: Impact of RMB liberalisation on FX markets
Andrew Colquhoun, Fitch Ratings
Panel: How RMB will work for banks and corporates
Pius Chong, HSBC
Veronique Lafon-Vinais, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
The Singapore event came about after our RMB Rising conference in Hong Kong in October attracted huge interest
Panel: Investor access to the China story
Diana Choyleva, Lombard Street Research
Panel: Development of the RMB bond market
Li-Gang Liu, ANZ Banking Group, Hong Kong
Elena Okorotchenko, Standard & Poor's
Rajeev De Mello, Western Asset Management Company
Tee Choon-Hong, Standard Chartered
Neil Daswani, Standard Chartered
Philippe Jaccard, Citi
Sam Xu, J.P. Morgan Treasury Services
The event drew more than 100 participants, including representatives from multinational companies such as Walt Disney and Dow Chemical
Peter Redward, Barclays Capital
Panel: Impact of RMB liberalisation on FX markets
Andrew Colquhoun, Fitch Ratings
Panel: How RMB will work for banks and corporates
Pius Chong, HSBC
Veronique Lafon-Vinais, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology