Session 12

TitleMunicipal Debt: Defusing the Simmering Local Government Debt Crisis
TimeMar. 27th 15:15 - 16:30
PlaceICC, Level 1, Dong Yu Grand Ballroom B
Description

- Local governments worldwide borrow money to finance deficits. There’s nothing wrong about that. However, some countries like the United States, can largely maintain a healthy balance sheet, while others, such as Latin American economies, are plagued with protracted debt crises. What makes the difference?
- What’s special about local government debts in China?
- Municipal debt trial in China
- Rating municipal debts

Session 13

TitleThe Silk Road Economic Belt & the 21st Maritime Silk Road: Opportunities for Multinationals & the Role of Hong Kong
TimeMar. 27th 15:15 - 16:30
PlaceICC, Level 1, Dong Yu Grand Ballroom D
Description

- China’s “One Belt, One Road” policy and its implications
- For multinational companies eyeing opportunities under China’s “One Belt, One Road” policy, what are the advantages of having their operations in Hong Kong?
- As deepening regional integration transforms supply chains, how Hong Kong’s trading and logistics industry can best be upgraded to leverage on the expanding trade flows?
- With the establishment of the Silk Road Fund (US$40 billion) and Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), what are the challenges and opportunities ahead for Hong Kong’s financial sector and professionals as China and its companies invest overseas?

Closed-Door 4

TitleCEO Dialogue: Internet vs Traditional Business
TimeMar. 27th 16:30 - 18:15
PlaceICC, Level 1, Peacock 1
Description

(Invitation Only)
- Traditional businesses are being transformed by the Internet with O2O becoming word of the day. Rather than drawing a distinct line between the New economy and the Old, are we seeing a convergence that blurs the line?
- Which traditional industries and businesses will win out in the convergence?

Session 14

TitleAgriculture, Rural Areas & Farmers in the Fast-Urbanizing Country
TimeMar. 27th 16:45 - 18:00
PlaceICC, Level 1, Dong Yu Grand Ballroom A
Description

- Traditional agricultural countries such as China are different from the New Continental countries such as the United States. Where are the differences?
- Food Security: Rethinking the 1.8-billion-mu Bottomline
- Will agriculture remain primarily family-run? What else if not?
- Land reform in rural areas: Will they be allowed equal status as urban land?
- Urbanization of rural laborers in cities: addressing their housing, employment, social welfare and education

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