About Funds Forum China
In 2011, although the newly emerging market is expected to keep growing robustly, there is the risk of overheating and the recovery of developed economies may continue to face strong headwinds. In addition, the global economy may suffer twists and turns in its attempt to return to balance after the economic crisis. Meanwhile, global economic imbalances and international tensions can still be main causes of the risks of market volatility and descending economy. However, data show that the emerging-market economies account for 35% of the world’s GDP, yet the fixed-income market only makes up 10% of the total global market. All this indicates that the newly emerging market is in a period of high-speed development. Therefore, investors who are aware of the chance and enter the market before others will undoubtedly occupy an advantageous position and win more returns on their investment.
China’s capital market came of age in 2010, and China’s funds industry has witnessed 12 years of rapid growth. Despite the successive high records of issuing numbers of funds each year, the funds industry is faced with an embarrassing reality that the growth of China’s funds industry has been marking time ever since 2007, to the extent that it even saw a capital shrink of 173.9 billion Yuan in 2010. All signs show that China’s funds industry has entered a bottleneck period for its development. Many professional believe that the existing trust crisis, institutional flaws and channel bottlenecks are a series of difficult issues that the funds industry has to tackle on its way of development. Without a good mechanism, the funds industry can not expect to achieve satisfying successes; without outstanding achievements, the funds industry can not expect to make greater progress.
In the year of 2011, the 6th session of Funds Forum China will be dedicated to further forging your investment decision-making to convey your voice in the evolving capital market. The most influential practitioners in funds industry, leading financial institutional organizations and China regulators are expected to join together in the autumn season in Beijing to share their points of view in assessing the changing dynamics of the investment world; in optimizing the asset management and in reaching for the structural innovation of funds products.
China’s capital market came of age in 2010, and China’s funds industry has witnessed 12 years of rapid growth. Despite the successive high records of issuing numbers of funds each year, the funds industry is faced with an embarrassing reality that the growth of China’s funds industry has been marking time ever since 2007, to the extent that it even saw a capital shrink of 173.9 billion Yuan in 2010. All signs show that China’s funds industry has entered a bottleneck period for its development. Many professional believe that the existing trust crisis, institutional flaws and channel bottlenecks are a series of difficult issues that the funds industry has to tackle on its way of development. Without a good mechanism, the funds industry can not expect to achieve satisfying successes; without outstanding achievements, the funds industry can not expect to make greater progress.
In the year of 2011, the 6th session of Funds Forum China will be dedicated to further forging your investment decision-making to convey your voice in the evolving capital market. The most influential practitioners in funds industry, leading financial institutional organizations and China regulators are expected to join together in the autumn season in Beijing to share their points of view in assessing the changing dynamics of the investment world; in optimizing the asset management and in reaching for the structural innovation of funds products.
Who Should Attend
| Asset Management Companies | Fund Management Companies | Banks | Insurance Companies | Securities Companies | Trust & Investment Companies | IT Solution Providers | Futures Companies | Index Firms | Rating Companies | Accounting Firms | Consulting Firms | Law Firms |
Whose Titles Are
| Managing Director |
President/Vice President |
CIO/Investment Director/Manager |
Research Director/Manager |
Investment Head of QDII & QFII Department |
Product Development Director/Manager |
Head of Risk Control & Financial Engineering |
Head of Business Development/Marketing |
Head of Asset Custody |