China has become the world’s second biggest economy and continues to grow at a fast pace. Hence, the importance of the Chinese currency - the Renminbi (RMB) - has been increasing considerably over the past years and continues to do so. At the moment, the RMB is considered to be significantly undervalued.

The Chinese Government is taking big steps in the process of liberalizing RMB trade. Only since 2010 foreign investors have been allowed to do business in Renminbi. In 2013, China’s State Council announced that it is about to establish a pilot zone in Shanghai to test full convertibility of the Renminbi. This put extra pressure on European Financial Centres such as Zurich, London and Frankfurt that are competing in the race for becoming an offshore RMB hub such as Hong Kong.

In the course of our conference Swiss Renminbi Summit, you will take an in-depth look at the RMB market and profit from distinguished experts and stakeholders sharing their expertise with you.
Speakers from the following corporations, banks and institutions are going to contribute with their knowledge to the summit: Air Liquide, Bank of China, Bank Julius Baer, Berenberg Switzerland, BSH Bosch und Siemens Hausgeräte GmbH, economiesuisse, HSBC, L-Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Swiss Bankers Association, PwC, SWIFT and UBS.

For further information about the conference programme and registration visit: http://www.vereon.ch/renminbi

Eingestellt am: 10.12.2023 von: Stephan Mayer.