China Conference 2024 | AmCham Hong Kong on Glue Up

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China's economic recovery after Covid is not as fast as many had expected, and its slowdown has negatively impacted the Hong Kong economy. Therefore, this timely Conference will examine the outlook of China's economy and how China faces its challenges, as well as stimulating some deeper thinking about how businesses in Hong Kong are adjusting to the new positioning of the city.

After achieving double-digit growth rates for more than 3 decades, China is trying to shift from being an export-led economy to one that is innovation and consumption-driven. While there are many existing and exciting new business opportunities, international investors are cautiously studying China's economic outlook.

Furthermore, international companies are grappling with the new reality of doing business in China in a very different and tense geopolitical environment. Perceived heightened risks, rising debt levels, shifting regulatory landscape, a demographic change and headwinds in the property sector, etc. are all considerations for the international executive. Despite the many challenges, China is still a formidable economy.

What are the prospects of change and continuity in China, and the associated business challenges and opportunities for international businesses? At a time of a rocky US-China relationship, how should business executives engage with their company headquarters? What about the innovative new economy in China? Does that provide new opportunities for companies? What is Hong Kong's business role in this changing China? Given the fact that the global perception of Hong Kong is evolving, how can companies in Hong Kong maintain their competitive edge when it comes to doing business with China?

After 4 years of hiatus, AmCham is reviving its China Conference on April 8. This conference features senior government officials, China experts, and business leaders to discuss the challenges the Chinese economy faces, the transformation underway, and the opportunities in this new environment.

Remarks:

Closed door & closed to the media
Please click on the speakers' head to read their bios

Preliminary Program

1:00 pm Registration starts

1:35 pm Welcome Remarks by Chairman Geoff Siebengartner

1:40 pm Opening Remarks by US Consul General Gregory May

1:45 pm Keynote Speech 1 by Acting Commissioner MFA HK Li Yongsheng

2:00 pm Keynote Speech 2 by Financial Secretary Paul Chan

2:15 pm Panel 1: China's New Innovative Economy

3:25 pm Panel 2: Business Strategy in a Changing China

4:35 pm Panel 3: Hong Kong's Role in China's Economy

5:45 pm Closing Keynote Speech by Jin Keyu, China Economist, LSE

6:30 pm Closing Remarks

6:35 pm Conference Cocktails

7:30 pm End of Conference

Panel Discussion

Panel 1: China's New Innovative Economy

Join an illuminating discussion with a panel of experts on what is going on in China's innovative new economy, such as AI development, roll out of ChatGPT, renewable energy, electric vehicles, wireless network technologies and applications, etc. Let this discussion stimulate you on future business opportunities.

Panel 2: Business Strategy in a Changing China

Is China still an attractive market for foreign companies? Join this panel of experts with deep knowledge and experience in China on the challenges and opportunities in this currently evolving market amidst the politicization of global trade and the continuing geopolitical tension.

Panel 3: Hong Kong's Role in China's Economy

What is Hong Kong's business role in this changing China? Given the fact that the global perception of Hong Kong is evolving, what is the competitive advantage for companies in Hong Kong when it comes to doing business with China?

Speakers

Yongsheng Li

Acting Commissioner at The Commissioner's Office of China's Foreign Ministry in the Hong Kong

Paul Chan

Financial Secretary at HKSAR Government

Keyu Jin

China Economist, London School of Economics

Gregory May

Consul General at U.S. Consulate General for Hong Kong & Macau

Kurt Tong

Managing Partner, The Asia Group; Former US Consul General in HK & Macau

Kin Chan

Chief Investment Officer at Argyle Street Management Ltd

George Chen

Managing Director & Co-Chair of Digital Practice at The Asia Group

Derek Cheung

Founding Managing Partner and CEO of Ascendent Capital Partners

Katherine Cheung

Partner at Dorsey & Witney

Spencer Deng

CEO & Co-founder of Dorabot Inc.

Zak Dychtwald

Author of Young China; Founder at Young China Group

David Lie

Chairman at China Concept Consulting

Wilfred Ng

Partner at Bird & Bird

Tatman Savio

Partner, International Trade at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP

James Sun

Head of Asia at Tradeweb

Eddie Tam

Founder & CEO of Central Asset Investments

Brian Wong

Fellow, Centre on Contemporary China and the World at HKU

Charles Wong

CEO of Silkwave Holdings

Yongping Zhai

Senior Advisor at Tencent

Wenzhong Zhang

Founder & Chairman of Wumei Holdings Group

Yeqing Zheng

General Counsel at XPENG

Dr. Keyu Jin is an associate professor (with tenure) of Economics at the London school of Economics. She is from Beijing, China, and holds a B.A., M.A. and Phd from Harvard University.

Her research is on international economics--- such as why capital flows from poor to rich countries, how the global implications of U.S. monetary and fiscal policies have changed; as well as on how the rise of China impacts the global economy, from several perspectives ---trade, capital flows, global interest rates and saving, demographics, productivity and technology.

She has contributed pieces to the Financial Times and the New York Times, and served on the editorial board of the Review of Economic Studies, one of the world's leading Economic journals. She is the author of the New China Playbook: Beyond Capitalism and Socialism. Most recently, Prof. Jin spoke at the 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos.

Ambassador Kurt Tong is Managing Partner and member of the Executive Committee at The Asia Group, where he leads consulting teams focused on Japan, China and Hong Kong, and on East Asia regional policy matters. He also leads the firm’s innovative thought leadership programs. A leading expert in diplomacy and economic affairs in East Asia, Ambassador Tong brings thirty years of experience in the Department of State as a career Foreign Service Officer and member of the Senior Foreign Service.

Prior to joining The Asia Group, Ambassador Tong served as Consul General and Chief of Mission in Hong Kong and Macau, leading U.S. political and economic engagement with that important free trade hub. Prior to that role, he served as the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs at the State Department from 2014 to 2016, guiding the Department’s institutional strengthening efforts as its most senior career diplomat handling economic affairs. He also served as the Deputy Chief of Mission and Chargé d’Affaires at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo from 2011 to 2014, where he played a key role in setting the stage for Japan’s entry into the Trans-Pacific Partnership and supporting Japan’s recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake. In 2013, he received the Cordell Hull Award for Economic Achievement by Senior Officers for his outstanding success in advancing U.S. economic interests by reducing trade barriers, increasing market access for American products, and enhancing international cooperation across the Asia Pacific region. He also received Presidential Meritorious Service Awards for 2011 and 2018.

Prior to these positions, Ambassador Tong served as Ambassador for Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) in 2011, leading the U.S. chairmanship of the organization during one of the most productive periods for APEC. As Director of Korean Affairs in the State Department’s Bureau of East Asia and Pacific Affairs, he played a leadership role in negotiations with North Korea as part of the Six-Party Talks and in securing the release of captive Americans held there. He was one of the original architects of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement during the Bush and Obama administrations, including while serving as Director for Asian Economic Affairs at the White House National Security Council from 2006 to 2008.

Earlier in his career, Ambassador Tong served as Economic Minister-Counselor in Seoul, Counselor for Environment, Science and Health at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, Deputy Treasury Attaché in Tokyo, and as an economic officer in Manila. He published research on Japanese macroeconomic trends and U.S.-Japan economic diplomacy as a Visiting Scholar with Tokyo University’s Faculty of Economics, and before joining the Foreign Service, was an Associate with the Boston Consulting Group in Tokyo.

Ambassador Tong is a Senior Adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and an Advisor at the Hinrich Foundation and Geodesic Capital. He is Chairman of the National Association of Japan-America Societies and Vice Chairman of the non-profit International Student Conferences Inc. Ambassador Tong is also an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University, a member of the U.S. Committee for the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council and a member of the American Academy of Diplomacy.

Mr. Chan is the founding shareholder of Argyle Street Management Limited, and has been the Chief Investment Officer since inception in 2002. He is the Chairman of TIH Limited and a Non-Independent Non-Executive Director of OUE Limited, both listed on the Singapore Exchange. He is also a Non-Independent Non-Executive Director of CITIC Resources Holdings Limited, a Hong Kong-listed natural resources company, a Non-Independent Non-Executive Director of Pioneer Global Group Limited, a Hong King-listed company principally invest in commercial properties and hotels, and a Commissioner of PT Lippo Karawaci Tbk, an Indonesia-listed real estate company.

Mr. Chan was Chief Executive and Managing Director of Lazard Asia Limited from 2000 to 2001 and managed the firm’s advisory business in Asia outside of Japan. Prior to joining Lazard, Mr. Chan was an Executive Director at Goldman, Sachs & Co. where he worked in Hong Kong, New York and Singapore from 1992 to 1999.

Mr. Chan has completed transactions in China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Korea, Singapore and Thailand. The aggregate transaction size of all the deals that Mr. Chan has worked on exceeds US$15 billion. Mr. Chan has built strong relationships with a large number of relevant business people and organizations in many Asian countries. He has also developed an intimate understanding of how business is conducted in these countries.

Mr. Chan earned an A.B. degree from Princeton University and an MBA degree from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania where he was a Palmer Scholar. Mr. Chan has a number of academic distinctions including a Rotary Scholarship, United World College Scholarship, ‘Princeton University Class of 1941’ Scholarship and Ford Motor Company Fellowship. He has published academic articles on the real estate market in Hong Kong and on the relations between United States auto-assemblers and their suppliers.

George Chen is Managing Director for Hong Kong and Taiwan at The Asia Group (TAG). Based in Hong Kong, George brings over two decades of professional experience to TAG in helping multinationals navigate complex commercial challenges at the intersection of technology and national security, supply chain resiliency, and strategic partnership development across the Indo-Pacific region.

Concurrently, George is a Senior Fellow for the Centre for Civil Society and Governance at The University of Hong Kong (HKU), where he teaches masters-level students and has helped to launch and lead the university’s Tech for Good Initiative. Additionally in Taipei, George is a Visiting Scholar at National Chengchi University, where he hosts seminars about new media and technologies.

Prior to joining TAG, George was Managing Director of Public Policy for Greater China, Mongolia, and Central Asia for Meta, previously known as Facebook (2016-2023). In that role, George was Meta’s senior policy representative and supply chain leader in the Asia-Pacific region, and managed Meta’s work on U.S.-China relations and regional geopolitical issues. Earlier in his career, George worked for major media organizations in Hong Kong and Shanghai, including the South China Morning Post (SCMP), Reuters, and Dow Jones. George was the youngest Managing Editor appointed by the SCMP in its century-long history. He also had stints for Reuters in New York, London, and Dubai.

In 2014, Yale University appointed George to be a Yale World Fellow. George is also a 2015 recipient of the U.S. State Department’s International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP). In 2007, He was chosen to be an Asia 21 Young Leader by the New York-headquartered Asia Society. George was a five-time judge (2014-2018) and one-time winner (2015) for journalism awards presented by the Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA). In 2022, George was awarded Mongolian President’s “Medal of Friendship” – one of the highest honors given to foreigners – for his contributions to Mongolia’s information technology industry development.

George earned his Master of International and Public Affairs with a concentration on the strategic triangle of US-China-Taiwan relations from HKU and is a doctoral candidate in public administration at HKU. He also studied U.S. foreign policy at The George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs. George has been on the board of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong since 2019 and speaks English, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese, and his native Shanghai dialect. He is an author of four books about business and politics in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan.

Mr. Derek Cheung has over 23 years of experience in private equity and investment banking. Since 2019, he has been a Managing Director at Ascendent Capital Partners, a Hong Kong-based private equity firm, managing assets for global institutional investors. Previously, from 2013 to 2018, Mr. Cheung was the Group Investment Director at Verdant Capital Group Limited, managing a global portfolio of private equity, public equity and venture capital investments. Prior to that, from 2008 to 2013, Mr. Cheung was an executive director of the Greater China private equity group at D. E. Shaw & Co, focused on complex situations in China and overseas opportunities. Mr. Cheung started his career as a mergers and acquisitions banker at Credit Suisse First Boston in New York and J.P. Morgan in Hong Kong.

Mr. Cheung received Bachelor of Science degrees in mathematics and economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He currently serves as a director of TH International Limited (NASDAQ: THCH), the parent company of the exclusive master franchisee of Tim Hortons coffee shops in China.

Katherine is a litigation and dispute resolution lawyer qualified in Hong Kong, England & Wales. She specializes in advising clients on complex financial disputes, particularly those with cross-border implications. Her areas of expertise include general contractual disputes, shareholder disputes, regulatory investigations, white-collar crimes, contentious insolvency matters and professional services issues.

Born and raised in China, Katherine moved to Britain after middle school to pursue her law degree. Her multicultural background enables her to appreciate the specific considerations unique to PRC clients operating in the international environment.

Prior to joining Dorsey & Whitney, Katherine gained valuable experience working with King & Wood Mallesons, an international law firm, for over 10 years.

The law isn’t her only passion. She rocks it out as the hard-hitting drummer in a rock band! After the singer left, she stepped up to become the lead vocalist. In addition to her musical pursuits, she is also a published author of children’s books.

Zak Dychtwald is a strategic advisor and frequent keynote speaker, with expertise in global cooperation, the emerging East and West youth mindset, and the interactions of rising China and the world. He is the Founder and CEO of Young China Group, a think tank and consultancy which works to deepen understanding of the effects of the evolving identity of China’s young generation on the marketplace, workplace, and international politics.

Zak is also the author of the critically acclaimed Young China: How the Restless Generation Will Change Their Country and the World, which explores how the country’s young generation, born after 1990, feels about everything, from money and sex, to their government. A frequent contributor to Harvard Business Review and sought after expert, Zak has been invited to speak on six continents including Harvard University, The Wall Street Journal's CEO Council Summit, Google’s Next Billion Users Initiative and the Aspen Ideas Festival, among others. He has been named an Asia 21 Next Generation Fellow and recently elected Chair of the American Chamber of Commerce Shanghai Future Leaders Committee.

David Lie has been involved in China trade since founding Newpower Group (China Concept's parent company) in 1982, and takes an active role in the strategic and operational management of China Concept. Mr. Lie specializes in Corporate Diplomacy and Private Equity.

Mr. Lie was born in China of a leading Chinese family and received his education in England. He has maintained close ties with a variety of political and commercial organizations in China, Hong Kong, and the UK. He is the eldest grandson of Zhang Xue Ming, brother of the Young Marshall Zhang Xue Liang, who was a Standing Member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. Mr. Lie himself has been appointed as a Member of the National Committee of the 8th, 9th, 10th,, 11th, 13th and 14th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference since 1993, made him the longest-serving member of Hong Kong, and has enjoyed direct involvement with current Chinese affairs.

Mr. Lie has advised many international companies, institutes, academic institutions, and other organizations on issues relating to China. He provides strategic and operational support to all China Concept projects.

I am a partner in our Commercial Department based in Hong Kong. As a technology, media, telecoms and data protection lawyer, I am experienced in advising on all aspects of commercial, transactional and regulatory matters in the TMT space.

I am a bilingual (Chinese and English) technology, media, telecoms and data protection lawyer based in Hong Kong. I have over 10 years of experience in all areas of commercial, transactional, regulatory and advisory work in the technology, media and telecoms sectors, including data protection and privacy.

Prior to re-joining the firm, I was a Senior Legal Counsel with a PRC-based technology conglomerate. I assisted in co-founding the International Privacy and Data Protection Department and advised on all aspects of international data protection and privacy issues. Before my in-house role, I was part of Bird & Bird's Commercial team in Hong Kong, having spent time on secondment to our London office's Commercial team.

I regularly advise clients on a variety of commercial law matters in the different sectors of cloud services, financial services, media, telecommunications, retail, healthcare and public institutions. These include negotiating and preparing complex and cross-border technology contracts, licensing and development arrangements, collaboration, integration and managed services agreements, as well as advising on industry-specific regulatory issues in the payment services and fintech sectors.

On my broader data protection and privacy practice, I am experienced in large-scale data audit, mapping and gap analysis and data protection impact assessment exercises, often conducted in a multi-jurisdictional context involving cross-border data transfer obligations and localisation requirements. I am also experienced in assisting clients at every turn of the data security and cybersecurity incident response and management processes, including mitigation, response and remediation strategies.

Tatman Savio is an international trade partner at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld and is based in the firm’s Hong Kong office. Tatman counsels clients on the extra-territorial impact of US law and policy affecting international trade and business and represents clients in US government investigations, internal investigations, and compliance matters, including with respect to US sanctions, export controls and anti-corruption issues.

Tatman focuses her practice on the application of US law to non-US entities and operations and provides compliance counseling and support to clients to meet their compliance obligations by analyzing legal requirements and trade policy initiatives that intersect with her clients’ business interests. She also assists clients with preparing license applications, advisory opinion requests, classification requests and commodity jurisdiction requests to relevant US government agencies. Specifically, she has experience representing clients in investigations and enforcement proceedings involving the following US government agencies: Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), Department of State, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC), Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and Department of Justice (DOJ).

James Sun is the Head of Asia of Tradeweb, a leading global operator of electronic marketplaces for rates, credit, equities and money markets. Based in Shanghai, James is responsible for all of Tradeweb’s business operations in Asia, including offices in Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore.

Most recently James served as Chief Executive Officer of Harvest Global Investments Limited (HGI), the overseas arm of Harvest Fund Management, a $150 billion top 3 fund manager in China. As CEO based in Hong Kong, and leader of HGI & subsidiaries; HGI (USA),(UK) & the alternative investment platform, Harvest Global Capital Investment, James designs and executes group overseas strategies. James is also company ambassador and top-level authority on global strategic partnerships. He also oversees and coordinates institution, retail, capital, alternatives & wealth resources between the group’s 8 domestic enterprises.

James is an entrepreneurial, financially-astute CEO with vast expertise across both asset and wealth management together with an exceptional record connecting global corporate strategies with local (Asia/China) markets. Prior to HGI, apart from a successful interlude as senior VP at HSBC Private Bank in Hong Kong, James enjoyed an exemplary 18-year career with Charles Schwab, the largest publicly traded investment services firm in the US; rising from investment specialist to MD Asia Pacific; managing the firm’s business in Asia, maximising investments and driving unprecedented asset growth.

A CSR champion and former chairman of AmCham in Hong Kong, James is proud of his contribution to the Hong Kong/China/USA social and international business community. James sits on several influential boards, including the China Asset Management Association in Hong Kong, advises Government agencies, counsels major think tanks and has carved a reputation in the global investment sphere as the go-to China specialist. An accomplished communicator and presenter, James has built powerful strategic relations with regulatory bodies, corporate leaders and financial institutions across Asia, Europe and the US.

Mr. Tam founded CAI in April 2005, and is responsible for the overall management of the portfolio. He is responsible for asset allocation between strategies and asset classes. Prior to forming CAI, Mr. Tam was the chief portfolio manager of Fore Opportunity Funds since their inception on January 1, 2004, at Fore Research & Management, LP. From 1993 to 2002, he was the head of sales and marketing of Asian derivatives at Credit Lyonnais, where he was credited as a pioneer in Asian equity derivatives. Prior to this, Mr. Tam worked at Merrill Lynch also in equity derivatives, Salomon Brothers in program trading, and at AT&T Bell laboratories in systems development and integration. Mr. Tam received his MPPM from Yale School of Management in 1993, holds a M.A.Sc. and a B.A.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Toronto, and is currently an active board member of the International Center of Finance and the Greater China Advisory Board at the Yale School of Management. In October 2010, Mr. Tam was named one of the 25 most influential people in Asian hedge funds by AsianInvestors.

Dr. Brian Wong is an Assistant Professor in Philosophy at the University of Hong Kong. His research examines the ethics and dynamics of authoritarian regimes and their foreign policies, historical and colonial injustices, and the intersection of geopolitics, political and moral philosophy, and technology.

Brian is a Fellow at the newly established Centre on Contemporary China and the World, at the University of Hong Kong. As the Chief Strategy Officer of the HK-ASEAN Foundation, he advises multi-national corporations, family offices, and leading think-tanks on geopolitical affairs and macro risks throughout Asia.

Having co-founded and now advises Oxford Political Review, a publication aspiring to bridge the theory-practice gap, Brian serves as a columnist at the Hong Kong Economic Journal. His writings on Chinese foreign policy and Sino-West relations can be found on publications such as TIME, Foreign Policy, Aeon, Financial Times, Diplomat, Fortune, South China Morning Post, Nikkei, Japan Times, and the US-Asia Law Institute.

A Rhodes Scholar (HKSAR, 2020), Brian holds a DPhil in Politics, an MPhil in Political Theory (Distinction), and an MA in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics from the University of Oxford.

Mr. Wong is a seasoned professional as well as an entrepreneur and financier in Hong Kong.

Born in Canton, China, Mr. Wong came to Hong Kong as a teenager. He is a graduate of the Diocesan Boys’ School in Hong Kong, and UWC-USA in the US. He later attended Pomona College and received a BA in Economics and International Relations, Harvard Kennedy School and received an MPP in Business and Government. He also attended St Antony’s College, Oxford reading Political History.

Mr Wong’s profession experience spanned across industry management, finance, and entrepreneurship. He worked for GE, McKinsey, Goldman Sachs, Citibank, BNP Paribas. He later founded Chi Capital to deal in investment and securities business specializing in derivatives and private equity. In 2016, Mr. Wong founded Silkwave Holdings, a satellite-Internet company with original satellite assets purchased from the US, with the vision of creating a satellite-based new media platform that can deliver high-quality content and services ubiquitously to millions of people across Asia. The company pioneered the ground-breaking satellite-5G converged network to offer integrated broadband Internet and multimedia infotainment “satellite-direct” to smartphones, connected-cars, and IoT edge-devices. He is also the Chairman and CEO of Silkwave Inc, a publicly listed arm of Silkwave Holdings trading at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Mr. Wong is a keen supporter of charitable causes. He donated the Chi Track to Diocesan Boys’ School. He sponsored 260 students from Diocesan Boys’ and Girls’ School to attend the 2008 Beijing Olympics. He endowed scholarships for UWC-USA and Pomona College. He sponsored Hong Kong’s 2018 Asia Coastal Rowing Championship and 2019 World Coastal Rowing Champion. He is also an Advisor to the Hong Kong-ASEAN Economic Cooperation Foundation, an Honorary Chairman for the Hong Kong Charity Association, and a Recipient for the 2022 World Outstanding Chinese Award. In addition, Mr Wong was the principal Founder and CEO of the Hong Kong political party Bauhinia Party.

Dr. Daniel Wenzhong Zhang is a visionary entrepreneur, and founder of both Wumart Group and Dmall Inc. He currently serves as Rotating Chairman of the Internet of Things Committee of All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, Lifetime Trustee of Nankai University, President of Nankai University’s Alumni Entrepreneur Association, and Honorary President of China General Chamber of Commerce (“CGCC”)，Board Member of Consumer Goods Forum (CGF).

Founder of Wumart, a Leading Digitalized Retail ChainDr. Zhang, a pioneer in digitalization for China’s retail industry, founded Wumart Group, one of the largest omnichannel digitalized retailers in China. In 1994, Dr. Zhang started China's first modern supermarket chain under the brand of Wumart (known as Wumei or 物美 in Chinese) in Beijing. In 2003, Wumart became the first private retail chain business in China to be successfully listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX).

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