Much has taken place in the dollar and RMB bond markets since the 2017 Summit concluded. Watershed moments like the launch of Bond Connect together with advancements in QFII, RQFII and CIBM Direct initiatives have added vast new opportunities for foreign investors. Yet still, some investors continue to tread cautiously. The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) continues to provide a seismic shift in Asia’s economic landscape, but how can RMB and dollar bonds play a role in financing Asia’s huge infrastructure needs? And with the central government looking to tackle excessive leverage and risk in a clear message that it wants to curb speculation and bubble risks, what does this mean for the high yield landscape, currently dominated by Chinese real estate firms? Join us in March for the 2018 edition of the China DCM event, where global investors meet with onshore players to discuss the opportunities and challenges ahead for China’s bond markets. The Euromoney China Debt Capital Markets Summit key discussions will revolve around:
- Bond Connect and beyond: The opening up of China’s debt market
- A work in progress: Addressing the challenges for foreign investors
- The Belt, the Road and the Bond: The role of debt markets in BRI
- Chinese offshore bonds: The rise of high yield
- Dedicated focus sessions: Green Bonds, Bank Capital, Panda Bonds and Securitization
complimentary pass is only for our members who meet their qualifying company type criteria (investors, asset managers, corporates, treasury officials or institutional investors). Banks and financial intermediaries as well as accountants, lawyers, recruitment firms and consultancy firms are required to pay for attendance through a sponsorship package.
The complimentary delegate place refers to conference admission and lunch only. Accommodation, transport, subsistence and other associated costs beyond the conference are entirely the responsibility of the delegate.