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Be well positioned to benefit from the China urbanization story
While there is no glossing over the threat of financial markets turmoil and tightening credit facilities facing China, it is important to remember that China is entering this phase from a position of relative strength built up over the last ten years. Coming from a platform of strong GDP growth, large FX reserves, limited contagion to the subprime crisis, a growing middle-class and a substantial local savings pool; China is arguably better placed to withstand the current climate and generate better returns than many markets.
China real estate will outlast market cycles and emerge stronger
With a recent slew of pro-growth measures implemented by the Chinese government to lift the property market and boost demand, China real estate market will stand out in the race among global property investment destinations.
For global investors, China real estate is increasingly part of a mainstream asset allocation strategy as they keep an eye for cities with potential to outperform and seek returns in property funds that are regionally diversified. And for international property players, emerging markets are key to business growth and no market offers more opportunities than China.
Opportunities favour the prepared minds
The business environment is rapidly changing and there is no better time for you to gather and engage members of the China real estate investment community in an environment designed specifically to create business opportunities.
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2009 Speaker Faculty includes:
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Jing Ulrich
Managing Director l Chairman China Equities
J.P. Morgan, Hong Kong
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Donald Straszheim
Vice Chairman
Roth Capital Partners, USA
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Maria Atkinson
Global head of Sustainability
Lend Lease Corporation, Australia
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Lim Ming Yan
Chief Executive Officer
CapitaLand China Holdings, China
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Song Guangju
General Manager
Poly Real Estate Group, China
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He Jiangchuan
Chairman
Beijing North Star
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John Lim
Group Chief Executive Officer
ARA Asset Management Pte Ltd
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Richard Price
Chief Executive Officer
ING Real Estate Investment Management, Hong Kong
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Eddie Wong
Chief Executive Officer
Winnington Capital, Hong Kong
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Qin Hong
Vice Dean Director, Policy Research Center
Ministry of Construction, China
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Click here to view full speaker list.
- 454 attendees from 22 countries
- 50% are from China and 27% from Hong Kong and Macau
- 29% property developers & owners
- 25% institutional investors, fund managers and capital owners
- 302 companies are represented
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