Chinese Big Buyers Are Exploring the Way of “One Belt and One Road”
The second day (April 19) of the 2nd Cross-border Investment and M & A Summit” held by Morning Whistle Group comprised four keynote forums, i.e. how market-based enterprises can take the great opportunity of “One Belt and One Road”; which public services are needed by cross-border M & A; how to find the best candidate for cross-border M & A management: the opportunities and challenges facing facilitating agencies; as well as how cross-border M & A changes public companies. The organizer invited experts, scholars and Chinese big buyers in corresponding fields to deliver wonderful speeches from those abovementioned four perspectives.
During the forum of “How Market-based Enterprises can Take the Great Opportunity of ‘One Belt and One Road’ ”, Zhao Yining, chief correspondent of 21st Century Business Herald and distinguished researcher of Morning Whistle Group, shared his visits to countries of “One Belt and One Road” with the audiences, and demonstrated the current situation and opportunities concerning Chinese enterprises’ overseas investments under the “One Belt and One Road” national strategy. Cao Shiming, vice director of Shanghai Electric, along with Jiang Liang, president of Geo-Jade Petroleum Corporation, shared the successful experience in “One Belt and One Road” related investments from the perspective of enterprises. In addition, Zhang Duxing, vice general-manager of the Investment Banking Division of ICBC, gave a brief introduction of the previous M & A cases that ICBC had facilitated and made an analysis of the major problems and opportunities facing Chinese enterprises during their overseas M & A processes.
Government Officials, Scholars and Businessmen Have an Interdisciplinary Discussion on Public Services Needed by Cross-border M & A
During the forum of “Which Public Services are Needed by Cross-border M & A”, several speakers respectively made elaborative analyses of the public services’ current situation and its development prospect from such perspectives as national strategy, regional policy, as well as enterprise development. Among those speakers were Wang Xinkui, member of the Standing Committee of the CPPCC, and director of the Counselors’ Office of Shanghai Municipal People’s Government; Bai Ming, vice director of International Market Research Department of Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, MOFCOM; Weng Wei, managing director of United Development; Zhao Xin, executive president of Shanghai Shouhong Investment under Beijing Capital Group; and Cheng Xiangmin, head of Putuo District, Shanghai.
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