Hybrid Event 06.14 | China’s Path After The Recent Lockdowns

The DCCC, FinnCham and SwedCham in Beijing jointly invite you to this hybrid seminar on June 14, which analyses Chinas Path After the Recent Lockdowns. We have a great pleasure to have Mr Chen Long and Mr Feng Chicheng to share their insights of the topic. They will cover the following themes:

1) Possible directions for economy for the remainder of 2022

2) The impact of lingering Covid shutdowns

3) Fiscal and monetary tools that the government may use to bolster demand and consumer confidence

4) The political development in China

5) The implications for international companies with China operations

Chen Long is co-founder and partner of Plenum. He manages Plenum's research and is the lead economist. Previously, he worked as the China economist for Gavekal Dragonomics from 2014 to 2019. As a PBOC watcher, he writes extensively on China's monetary policy, exchange rate policy, banking system and financial markets. He is quoted frequently by the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, and Bloomberg, and he also writes columns for the South China Morning Post and the Strait Times. A native Beijinger, he was educated at Peking University.

Feng Chucheng is co-founder and partner of Plenum. He conducts research on China's political and policy developments. Previously, he worked at Blackpeak and Eurasia Group, where he advised global investors and corporations on Chinese politics' impact to their businesses. Chucheng holds a bachelor's degree in political science and history from University of California, Berkeley and a master's degree in political science from Columbia University.

Plenum is an independent research firm covering Chinese economy, financial markets, policies and politics. The team is based in China and North America.

Seminar will be held in the beautiful premises of Scania in Beijing and online for those unable to join in person.

Event Details

Date: Tuesday June 14th

Time: 2:00 pm - 3:45 pm

Venue: Online & Offline

Offline Venue: Scania Office, 17/F, China Century Tower (Huarui Plaza), No. 9, Xiaoyunli South Street, Chaoyang District, Beijing

Price:

Online tickets: RMB 100 for members, RMB150 for non-members (the online link will be sent to online-attendees prior to the event via email)

Offline tickets: RMB 150 for members, RMB 200 for non-members. Price includes coffee and refreshments.

Register latest on Sunday June 12.