The New China Story: Short-term Instability, Long-term Strength?

In view of an increasingly complex global environment in the past few years and recent months, China's economy is at a crossroads. Heading into 2022 with multiple headwinds, China is facing rising uncertainties with regards to economic growth. Hence, it is time for companies and potential investors to think about a few key questions:

• Will the fundamentals of China's economy be changed?
• How will the relationship between China and the world evolve?
• What are the growth engines of China's future economy?
• Is China still investable for foreign business?
• What are the business opportunities in the Chinese market?

Yet despite short-term instabilities, the Chinese economy still offers medium- and long-term growth opportunities for multinational companies. But multinationals must understand the new China story: Increased politicisation of business and an internal market that is growing in size and importance – and is very different from other markets – calling for business model localisation.

In this hybrid seminar, Denis Depoux and Laurent Doucet will address the above questions and provide insights on why the Chinese economy will continue to offer plenty of opportunity for multinationals.

Remarks:

• This event will run in a hybrid format. Seats for physical participation are limited. Booking priority to members on a first-come, first-served basis.
• For attendees joining the event virtually, access link for the webinar will be sent 1 day before the event. The session will be conducted via Zoom.
• GIC/GCC is closely monitoring the Covid-19 situation. Health precaution and social distancing measures will be observed. This event follows the Government's Vaccine Pass requirement. Only attendees who meet the requirement will be admitted to join this event in person.
• To be considerate to others, in person participants are required to take a rapid antigen test within 24 hours before the event.
• Masks must be worn throughout the event.
• GCC reserves the right to change this hybrid seminar into a completely virtual event depending on the development of the Covid-19 situation in Hong Kong.

Registration Deadline: Friday, 30 September 2022

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