| The China Securities Fund Forum
International is designed to promote the development and
prosperity of Chinese mutual fund industry. Since the
start of the forum series, it has not only received approval
within the financial circle but also a raft of supports
from the financial leaders and experts home and abroad,
making it a great event. The
7th China Securities Fund Forum International (Semi-annual
Conference 2008) will be held on July 19, 2008 (Saturday)
in Shenzhen, P.R. China. The Forum is sponsored by the
Capital Market Research Institute, Shenzhen Stock Exchange
Research Institute and New Fortune Magazine. The theme
of this year’s forum is Overseas Securities Investment
in Globalization.
Chinese domestic institutions began to invest directly
to overseas markets and allocate assets globally in
the year of 2006. However, the recent turbulence of
the international capital market and the appreciation
of RMB have brought much uncertainty to foreign investments.
The Forum will invite the government officials and financial
experts home and abroad to share their insights on how
to handle the opportunities and challenges in such a
volatile market, how the Chinese QDIIs can select the
optimal operation module, design competitive products,
and realize the effective risk-return match, etc.
There will be four sessions in the Forum. Session
I: Opening ceremony and guest speech by policy
makers from government authorities. Session
II: The strategies and experience of overseas
securities investment, in which the global asset allocation
and risk management in an open and volatile environment
will be discussed. Session III: The
operation module of overseas securities investment,
and to explore the specialized assignment of the QDII
operation. Session IV: Product design
of overseas investment: how to enhance the competitive
edge of QDII products.
The participants of the Forum include top executives
and specialists from domestic mutual fund companies,
securities firms, banks, financial intermediates who
intent to invest overseas; top executives from overseas
asset management firms, investment banks, financial
intermediates, etc; representatives from authorities
and financial media, etc. The total number of participants
is around 300.
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