CHINA EUROPE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL

CEIBS Lujiazui Finance Salon

The Salon is a high-end platform for scholars and executives from financial industry to communicate with each other and discuss hot issues. The audience is exclusively composed of executives from financial institutions, such as banks, funds, trusts, investment banks and insurance. At these salons, financial executives are able to enjoy face-to-face interactions with policy makers, renowned scholars, and outstanding practitioners, as well as share their latest research results and insightful perspectives on financial issues. The Salon will be finally developed into an elite club in the Financial City of Lujiazui.

Venue: Villa B, 36 Dongyuan Road, Lujiazui Finance & Trade Zone
Size: 20-50 people (by invitation only)
Speakers: Policy makers, renowned scholars, and outstanding practitioners from
financial industry
Audience: Executives from home and international financial institutions

	Topic	Speaker	Time
1	Ten New Features of Global Finance in the New Century	Zhu Min	2007.10
2	How the City of London Succeeded in the International Financial Market?	Alderman John Stuttard	2007.10
3	Problems and Prospects of China’s Social Security Fund Mechanism	Gao Xiqing	2007.12
4	Excess Liquidity and Asset Price Bubble	Xu Xiaonian	2007.12
5	China’s Monetary Policy vs. Economic Imbalance	Wu Xiaoling	2008.01
6	Empirical Study on Earnings of A-share Companies	Ding Yuan, Zhao Xinge	2008.03
7	Opportunities and Challenges of China’s Economic Transformation	Wu Jinglian	2008.04
8	Developing World-Class PE Firms in China	Li Shan	2008.06
9	Financial Innovation’s Impact on Monetary Policy	Yi Gang	2008.07
10	Institutional Environment for Developig Shanghai as an International Financial Centre	Fang Xinghai	2008.08
11	Stock Index Futures and Hedging Funds	Barton M. Biggs	2008.09
12	Finance for Small Enterprises or Individuals: Opportunities and Challenges	Xiang Junbo	2008.10
13	Financial Globalization and Financial Reform in China	Li Jiange	2008.11
14	Institutional Environment of China’s Securities Market	Tu Guangshao	2008.12
15	Banking Innovation	Wang Huaqing	2009.01
16	Rhythm of the Appreciation of Renminbi and Its Implication on Risk Management	Zheng Yang	2009.02
17	Reform of Commercial Banks in New Age	Xie Ping	2009.03

Other Speakers To Be Invited
Zuo Xiaolei, Chief Economist of China Galaxy Securities Company Limited
Xu Dingbo, Professor of Accounting, CEIBS
Ma Weihua, Chairman and Governor of China Merchants Bank
Ma Mingzhe, Chairman and CEO of Ping An Insurance (Group) Company
Stephen Roach, Chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia
Hu Zuliu, Managing Director of Goldman Sachs Asia
Chen Zhiwu, Professor of Finance, Yale University
Guo Shuqing, Chairman of China Construction Bank

Contacts
Ms. Angela Zhang
Address: CEIBS Lujiazui International Finance Research Center
Villa B, 36 Dongyuan Road, Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone, Shanghai, 200120, China
Tel:+86-21-68882460
Fax:+86-21-68882459
E-mail: lujiazui_center@ceibs.edu
Website: http://www.ceibs.edu/clfc