September 17 (Friday)

08:30 ~ 09:00

Registration

CEIBS Shanghai Petrochemical Auditorium

09:00 ~ 09:10

09:10 ~ 09:25

Welcome Address

Prof. Zhu Xiaoming

Executive President and Professor of Management, CEIBS

Mr. Wang Boming

Editor-in-Chief of CAIJING Magazine

Opening Keynote Speech I

Mr. Tu Guangshao

Standing Committee Member of the CPC Shanghai Municipal Committee,

Vice Mayor of Shanghai

Moderator:

Prof. Zhang Weijiong

Vice President & Co-Dean of CEIBS

Session 1 ：

2011 - Prospects for the Global Banking

Is the economic recovery real? Will there be a second downturn? The economic reshuffling is presenting a historical opportunity for the global banking industry to achieve breakthroughs in regulation, restructuring and business management, when emerging economies are trying to close the gap with developed countries. 

09:25 ~ 09:40

Influence of Global Financial Regulatory Reform on Banking Industry

Dr. Zhu Min

President Special Adviser of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)

09:40 ~ 09:55

Analysis on the Global Banking Industry

Mr. Keith Pogson

Managing Partner of Financial Services, Ernst & Young Asia Pacific

09:55 ~ 10:10

Banking Reform & Practices in China

Mr. Li Ruogu

Chairman and President of the Export-Import Bank of China

10:10 ~ 10:25

Global Banking Sector's Road to Recovery in Post-Crisis Times

Dr. Gerard Lyons 

Chief Economist & Group Head of Global Research,Standard Chartered Bank plc

10:25 ~ 10:50

Panel Discussion:

Global Banking: Restructuring and Future Competition Scenario

10:50 ~ 11:10

Q&A

Moderator:

Prof. Chang Chun

Professor of Finance & Associate Dean of CEIBS

11:10 ~ 11:30

Coffee Break

 Session 2：

New Models for the Global Banking

One thing that the financial meltdown has shown in crystal clear relief is that among the many contributing factors, there can be no doubt that risk management didn’t adequately manage risks.  How can the banking industry, in the post-crisis era, rebuild confidence in risk management through regulatory measures, structural optimization, corporate governance and innovation? How can banks, in the deleveraging process, prevent the reoccurrence of an overly aggressive expansion mode? How can banking mammoths in trouble manage to win? How can banks encourage continuous innovation of products and services, and build a diversified banking service system? This session will address these critical issues from different perspectives.

11:30 ~ 11:45

The China Model and its Regulatory Principles

Mr. Jiang Dingzhi

Vice Chairman & Deputy Secretary of the Committee of CPC,

China Banking Regulatory Commission

11:45 ~ 12:00

The Changing Landscape of UK-based Banking Sector

Mr. Nick Anstee

Lord Mayor of the City of London

12:00 ~ 12:15

Risk Control Strategy at the Bank of Communications

Mr. Niu Ximing

President of Bank of Communications

12:15 ~ 12:30

Mr. Albert Chan

Managing Director of Banking Industry, Accenture Greater China

12:30 ~ 12:55

Panel Discussion:

Examination on Excessive Leverage in Banking - Perspective from the New Basel Accord

12:55 ~ 13:15

Q & A

Moderator:

Mr. He Gamg

Executive Editor of CAIJING Magazine

13:15 ~ 14:15

Luncheon

CEIBS Student Centre

 Session 3：

Global Finance: Reform and Cooperation

In a globalized economy, financial isolationism inhibits the construction of a healthy global financial market. International cooperation becomes vital to the global financial reform. It is now a worldwide consensus to maintain financial stability by strengthening communications on regulatory measures, information sharing, market opening-up, and business cooperation. It is also a mission shared by economies worldwide to encourage cross-border mergers & acquisitions, and reinforce competent and innovative financial institutions, under the prerequisite that each economy can still maintain its relative independence for financial and economic safety.

14:15 ~ 14:30

Global Financial Cooperation and Regulatory Reform

Prof. Wu Xiaoling

Standing Committee Member of the National People’s Congress,

Deputy Director of the Financial & Economic Affairs Committee of NPC,    

President of the CEIBS Lujiazui International Finance Research Centre

14:30 ~ 14:45

Hong Kong's Roles in China's Reform and Opening

Mr. Norman Chan

Chief Executive of Hong Kong Monetary Authority

14:45 ~ 15:00

China’s Banking : its Opening-up and Cross-Border Cooperation

Mr. Andrew Au

Chairman & CEO of CITI Citibank (China) Co.,Ltd

15:00 ~ 15:15

15:15 ~ 15:40

Panel Discussion:

Global Financial Regulation Restructuring & Emerging Trends for Cross-Border M&A

15:40 ~ 16:00

Q&A

Moderator:

Prof. Zhu Tian

Professor of Economics of CEIBS

16:00 ~ 16:20

Coffee Break

 Session 4：

China’s Choice: Specialized vs. Universal Banking

China is becoming the most attractive market with the greatest potential. As its banking sector continues to open up and deregulate, it is confronted with numerous challenges including: how to improve the regulatory system in transforming from specialized banking to universal banking? how to promote expansion and innovation? how to seize the opportunity provided by RMB internationalization and Shanghai’s turning into an international financial center to enhance the capital advantages, prevent systematic risks, and expand international cooperation in a post-crisis era?
 

16:20 ~ 16:35

16:35 ~ 16:50

Growth Strategy for China Minsheng Bank

Mr. Dong Wenbiao

Chairman of China Minsheng Bank

16:50 ~ 17:05

Strategic Analysis from an Investment Banking Perspective

Mr. Rodney Ward

President of Investment Banking Asia, UBS AG

17:05 ~ 17:30

Panel Discussion:

China’s Banking: Trends Towards Universal Banking &

Overseas Expansion

17:30 ~ 17:50

Q&A

Moderator:

Mr. Piter de Jong

Vice President of EUCCC and Chairman of the EUCCC Shanghai Board

17:50 ~ 17:55

Closing Address

Prof. Pedro Nueno

President and Chengwei Ventures Chair Professor of Entrepreneurship, CEIBS