The Big Switch - Who Will be the Winners? | German Industry and Commerce Ltd. / German Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong on Glue Up

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Save the dateApril 12, 201912:45 PM - 2:15 PMGMT+8 Add to Calendar

Venue Location

GIC/ GCC Office

3601, Tower One, Lippo Centre
89 Queensway
Admiralty
Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong SAR (China)

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Organizer

Organizer: German Industry and Commerce Ltd. / German Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong

Phone: +852 25265481

Contact Person: Ruth Gebreyohannes

Email: gebreyohannes.ruth@hongkong.ahk.de

Event Details

The global economy started in 2019 on a difficult note.

Slowing in global trade, accelerated risks in the outlook with no exception of China, and the continued political related uncertainties in the US are all in our landscape. Corporates in Asia Pacific as a major hub for global trade cannot escape from the impact of this trend, and unfortunately, some may suffer from the rising risks in non-payments.

Which countries will be the most affected? Where are the risks and opportunities for companies?

Topics to be covered in the seminar:

How is the Global Trade in 2019 and 2020?
What will be the role of China in the global economy and especially in Asia?
Which countries will be the winners and the losers?

Booking Deadline: Tuesday, 9th April 2019

Speakers

Alexis Garatti

Head of Macroeconomic Research at Euler Hermes

Alexis Garatti

Head of Macroeconomic Research at Euler Hermes

Alexis Garatti joined Euler Hermes as Head of Macroeconomic Research in 2017. He oversees the macroeconomic research team and the production of economic analyses and forecasts. Prior to that, he worked for Taikang Asset Management as the Head of Global Economic Research, providing multi - asset analysis and strategic calls for a portfolio of global equity. Since 2009, he worked for various asset managers in Hong Kong, with a growing focus on China and Asia Pacific. He started his career as an economist in Natixis’ Research Department, working three years in Paris and two years in London. He first covered the UK and European Nordic economies, then focused on the US and Eurozone. He published “Why England lost”, a book analyzing the UK’s economic decline. He holds a PhD in macroeconomics with a focus on “macroeconomic shocks and monetary unions” from the University of Bordeaux.

Tickets

Member Ticket

Includes lunch

Member Price Complimentary

Corporate Member Colleague's Ticket

Includes lunch

Complimentary

Non-Member Ticket

Includes lunch

HKD 150

*Registration priority to GCC members.

"Member Ticket" is applicable to registered chamber representative(s) only. For the colleagues/employees from the member companies, select "Corporate Member Colleague's Ticket" to enjoy the member's rate for event registration.

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