Join this session to learn more about leveraging financial developments and enhancing business confidence for the key industries in the GBA.
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The stage is set for Hong Kong to be the financial hub of the Greater Bay Area (GBA). But what are the most impacting factors for Hong Kong’s financial services sector to make the most of this dynamic region?
As part of the French Chamber's GBA events series, this webinar will welcome Anthony Lin (CEO Greater Bay Area, Standard Chartered) and Kelvin Lau (Senior Economist, Greater China, Standard Chartered) who will begin with a keynote presentation on the upcoming financial opportunities for Hong Kong businesses in the GBA, flow of capital, government policy and support as well as business sentiment and synergistic effects across cities and industries.
The keynote presentation will be followed by a panel where Anthony and Kelvin will be joined by other speakers to discuss market outlook and practical implementation of GBA policies, with a focus on the key markets including manufacturing & trading, financial services and technology, etc. Anthony and Kelvin will be joined by panel moderator Jean-Remi Lopez (Director of Government Relations for Asia Pacific, DTCC) and panellists Miquel Anglada Gali (CFO, SUEZ Asia) and Joe Louie (General Manager, Coface Hong Kong).
Join us to learn more about the development focuses for Hong Kong in the GBA!
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Schedule
12:30 | Opening remarks |
12:33 | Keynote by Anthony Lin (CEO Greater Bay Area, Standard Chartered) and Kelvin Lau (Senior Economist, Greater China, Standard Chartered) |
12:58 | Panel discussion with Anthony Lin (CEO Greater Bay Area, Standard Chartered), Kelvin Lau (Senior Economist, Greater China, Standard Chartered), Miquel Anglada Gali (CFO, SUEZ Asia), Joe Louie (General Manager, Coface Hong Kong), moderated by Jean-Remi Lopez (Director of Government Relations - Asia Pacific, DTCC) |
13:28 | Q&A session |
13:43 | Closing remarks |