In 2014, China's investment stock in the UK reached more than US$40 billion, and the UK has become China's largest investment destination in Europe. As of June 2015, China was the fifth largest export market and the third largest source of imports in the UK.

The conference invited experts from leading British law firm LLP, Rothschild International Investment Bank, and London Development Promotion Agency as the main speakers to analyze the opportunities and trends of investment in the UK and Europe in detail, and combined with cases, focusing on analyzing participation in the UK in public participation in the UK. Practical operation details of bidding. Mr. Lu Lishan, chief expert of the think tank, conducted an analysis of the "Belt and Road Countries Investment Environment" at the salon.

In order to ensure the exchange effect, the quota of this seminar is limited, mainly for entrepreneurs and executives. If you are interested in this event, please contact us on WeChat in time, indicate "Assessing the Investing UK Seminar on September 16" and attach your name, company/institution name, position, mobile phone, and email information. We will provide feedback to you as soon as possible to confirm your qualifications to attend. (Note: The seminar is equipped with on-site translation)

host

Changjiang Business School

Go out of the think tank

Seminar topics

Investment opportunities and practices in the UK and Europe

time

September 16, 2015 (Wednesday)

14:30-17:30

Place

Changjiang Business School Beijing Campus (2nd Floor, East 3, Oriental Plaza, No. 1 East Chang'an Street, Beijing)

Seminar background

The UK is one of the few developed countries that clearly expressed its welcome to China's sovereign fund investment in infrastructure, and the first country in Europe to announce its willingness to become an intended founding member of the AIIB.

The UK market is highly open to the outside world. As a major service country, it has outstanding advantages in finance, creative industries, energy conservation and environmental protection, high-end manufacturing and other fields. As a major manufacturing country, China is accelerating industrial transformation and upgrading and focusing on developing the service industry. The Chinese and British economies are highly complementary.

The UK proposed the idea of ​​building a "Northern Urban Agglomeration", intending to improve the transportation infrastructure between major northern cities and strengthen urban communication and contact, and is eager for Chinese companies to invest in the northern region.

In October this year, Chinese President Xi Jinping will be invited to visit the UK, which is the first time that the Chinese President has visited the UK in the past decade. The mutual visits between the two countries will undoubtedly further promote the development of Sino-UK economic and trade cooperation.

According to monitoring from the go-to think tank, in the past two years, Chinese investors have gone to developed markets such as Europe, the United States, and Australia to purchase assets.

Seminar meeting agenda

14:30-15:00 Belt and Road Initiative Investment Environment

Lewis, chief expert of the think tank and senior international consultant of Zhonglun Law Firm

15:00-15:30 China's investment opportunities and trends in the UK

Wang Naijing, Managing Director of Rothschild International Investment Bank

15:30-16:30 Procedures, techniques and case analysis of seller bidding in the UK

John, Partner of LLP, UK

Alisa Chhoa, Project Leader of Greater China, UK LLP

16:30-16:45 Analysis of London's investment environment and opportunities

Zhao Bingbing, Chief Representative of the London Development Promotion Agency Greater China

16:45-17:30

Free communication

Guest profile

Lewis, chief expert of the think tank and senior international consultant of Zhonglun Law Firm

He has rich experience in cross-border mergers and acquisitions and has been appointed as a foreign legal expert consultant by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission. Worked in China for 20 years. He served as chief international legal counsel for the "Bird's Nest" and "Water Cube" project at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Make contributions to the "General Legal Counsel System" and "Enterprise Legal Risk Prevention System" of China's large state-owned enterprises. Previously, he served as the Beijing managing partner of Luwei International Law Firm (now Hawking Luwei) and the general legal counsel of Canadian Nortel Networks Asia.

John, Partner of LLP, UK

Leading corporate and merger lawyers provide legal services for all aspects of mergers and acquisitions (domestic and cross-border) and private equity transactions in non-listed companies and listed companies. John has extensive experience in large and complex cross-border transactions as well as transactions for overseas clients.

, UK LLP Greater China Project Leader, Main Contact for Business in China and abroad

Alisa provides a wide range of legal services to private equity sponsors and institutional investors in private equity funds, including fund establishment, secondary market trading, fund investment and direct joint investment.

Alisa often provides legal services for alternative fund investments in sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and some of the most active institutional investors.

Wang Naijing, Managing Director of Rothschild International Investment Bank

With 15 years of experience in investment banking in China and the United States, we also have rich experience in corporate management. Before joining Rothschild, she was the managing director of China International Finance Co., Ltd. and held important positions at BOCI and China Netcom. Prior to this, she also worked as a proprietary trader for emerging derivatives at JPMorgan Chase Bank's New York headquarters.

She has led more than 40 stock and bond issuance and underwriting and cross-border mergers and acquisitions in Greater China. Her clients include top clients in the power and energy industries as well as large financial institutions.

Ms. Wang Naijing holds a Master of Business Administration and a Master of Financial Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University in the United States. She also holds a bachelor's degree in economics and mathematics at the University of California

Bit. Before that, she studied in the Department of Electrical Engineering of Tsinghua University.

Zhao Bingbing, Chief Representative of the London Development Promotion Agency Greater China

Ms. Zhao Bingbing was appointed Chief Representative of the London Development Promotion Agency in July 2011. The London Development Promotion Agency (London) is the official development promotion agency of the City of London, responsible for the promotion and promotion of investment, tourism and education in the Greater London area around the world.

Ms. Zhao and her team in China are now the main responsibility of helping Chinese companies that want to establish or expand their business in London to open the door to London. Since 2011, the China team of the London Development Promotion Agency has successfully attracted and helped more than 150 Chinese companies to develop in London.

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