“The New Silk Road: Expanding Horizons” global roadshow brings together market participants, regulators and other stakeholders interested in Chinese markets.
More than 150 investors and market participants attended Bloomberg’s “The New Silk Road: Expanding Horizons” roadshow in London last week to discuss the latest developments in the opening-up of China’s financial markets, as well as the most recent investment trends in China. Zheng Zeguang, China’s Ambassador to the UK, delivered a keynote speech.
Mr Zheng’s remarks reflected on the role of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in driving cross-border investment. “Over the past decade, the BRI has made major progress on policy, infrastructure, trade, financial and people-to-people connectivity,” Ambassador Zheng said in his speech. “China is taking concrete actions to open up in more areas and at greater depths. We will further expand high-level opening up in the financial sector. We will streamline the cross-border financing system and increase the liquidity of RMB assets in support of Belt and Road cooperation.”
Constantin Cotzias, European Director of Bloomberg said, “Although investors face a range of new headwinds in global markets, the financial sector can play a leading role in promoting divergent economies to seek mutually beneficial cooperation. The continued development of market access into China for foreign investors is testament to that. Bloomberg will continue to play its part in supporting greater global cooperation in the financial sector.”
Mr Zheng’s remarks reflected on the role of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in driving cross-border investment. “Over the past decade, the BRI has made major progress on policy, infrastructure, trade, financial and people-to-people connectivity,” Ambassador Zheng said in his speech. “China is taking concrete actions to open up in more areas and at greater depths. We will further expand high-level opening up in the financial sector. We will streamline the cross-border financing system and increase the liquidity of RMB assets in support of Belt and Road cooperation.”
Constantin Cotzias, European Director of Bloomberg said, “Although investors face a range of new headwinds in global markets, the financial sector can play a leading role in promoting divergent economies to seek mutually beneficial cooperation. The continued development of market access into China for foreign investors is testament to that. Bloomberg will continue to play its part in supporting greater global cooperation in the financial sector.”
Mr Zheng’s remarks reflected on the role of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in driving cross-border investment. “Over the past decade, the BRI has made major progress on policy, infrastructure, trade, financial and people-to-people connectivity,” Ambassador Zheng said in his speech. “China is taking concrete actions to open up in more areas and at greater depths. We will further expand high-level opening up in the financial sector. We will streamline the cross-border financing system and increase the liquidity of RMB assets in support of Belt and Road cooperation.”
Constantin Cotzias, European Director of Bloomberg said, “Although investors face a range of new headwinds in global markets, the financial sector can play a leading role in promoting divergent economies to seek mutually beneficial cooperation. The continued development of market access into China for foreign investors is testament to that. Bloomberg will continue to play its part in supporting greater global cooperation in the financial sector.”
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