2nd Annual Asia-Pacific Debt Investor Forum

When:
Jun 14 - 15, 2011
 
Where:
Grand Hyatt, Hong Kong
 

The AsianInvestor and FinanceAsia 2nd Annual Asia-Pacific Debt Investor Forum gathered Asia's leading issuers, investors and debt market professionals to examine: Asia's advantages over their global peers. How can investors avoid the hype and find the real growth stories in Asian markets? Where can investors maximise returns in the high yield space? What is driving the growth of the “dim sum” market? Which markets are at risk of hot money inflows? Which markets are most vulnerable to inflation? What hedging strategies can be employed to reduce currency risk?
 

                                                                        

Confirmed speakers included leading corporates and global banks:

Issuers:
• Francis Ho, group treasurer, CLP Group
• Lai Ling Tam, vice chairman and executive director, Kaisa Group
• John Ho, chief financial officer, Hong Kong & China Gas Company
• Estella Ng, chief financial officer, Country Garden Holdings

Investors and industry leaders:
• Don Guo, head of investment, Asia Capital Reinsurance Group
• Ben Rudd, head of overseas investment, Ping An of China Asset Management (Hong Kong)
• Dominique Jooris, managing director, head of investment grade capital markets, Asia (ex-Japan), Goldman Sachs
• Woody Chan, executive vice president, treasurer, Citic Bank International
• Tim Jagger, head of credit strategy, Asia Pacific, The Royal Bank of Scotland
• Matt Nest, senior vice president, head of account management, PIMCO
• Jian Chang, regional economist - China and Hong Kong, Barclays Capital
• Abhi Shroff, vice president, Greenwich Associates
• Augusto King, head of debt capital markets, Asia The Royal Bank of Scotland
• Stephen Green, regional head of research, Greater China, Standard Chartered
• Woon Khien Chia, head of local markets strategy, Emerging Asia, The Royal Bank of Scotland
• Jianguang Shen, chief economist, Mizuho Securities (Asia)
• Banny Lam, associate director and economist, (China and global), CCB International Securities
• Laura Acres, vice president, senior credit officer, Moody's Investors Service
• Henrietta Gourlay, Asian high yield portfolio manager and research analyst, Western Asset Management
• Ping Chew, managing director, head of Greater China, Standard & Poor's
• Diana Choyleva, director, Lombard Street Research
• Justin Ferrier, founder, chief executive officer, managing director, Myo Capital Advisers
• Tom Byrne, senior vice president - regional credit officer, sovereign risk group, Moody’s Investors Service
• Jim Veneau, director, Asia fixed income, HSBC Global Asset Management
• Ben Fanger, co-founder, Shoreline Capital Management
• Nicholas de Boursac, managing director, Asia Securities Industry and Financial Services Association (ASIFMA)
• Edwin Wong, managing partner, chief investment officer, SSG Capital
• Phil Groves, founding partner, DAC Management
• Veronique Lafon-Vinais, adjunct associate professor, department of finance, HKUST
• Hash Dave, director, Tanelorn Consulting
• Marshall Mays, director, Asian Bond Market Forum

More than 300 investors, issuers and debt market professionals attended the 2011 forum, including decision makers from:

ACE Insurance
ACME Group of Companies
AEGON Asset Management (Asia)
AIA
Airport Authority Hong Kong
AK Partners (HK)
ALPS Advisory (HK)
Amias Berman (Hong Kong)
ANZ Global Markets
APG Asset Management
Appleby
APT Satellite Company
AREA
ARX Analytics & Advisory
Asia Capital Reinsurance Group Pte Ltd
AsianInvestor
ASIFMA
ASrIA
Assicurazioni Generali SpA
Assured Guaranty Services (Australia)
ATR KimEng Asset Management
AustCham
AXA Investment Managers
Ayala Corporation
Ayudha Fund Management
Bank Consortium Trust
Bank Julius Baer & Co.
Bank of China
Bank of China Group
Bank Of Montreal
Banyan Asset Management
Barclays Capital
Baring Private Equity Asia
Barings Asset Management
Blackrock
BNP Paribas
BNP Paribas Investment Partner
BNP Wealth
BNY Mellon
Bosera Funds
Cathay Life
CCB International Securities
CFA Institute
China International Capital Corporation
China Life Insurance (Overseas)
China Ming Yang Wind Power Industry Group
China Resources Property
Chinatrust Commercial Bank
CIGNA Worldwide Life Insurance Company
Citic Bank International
CLP Power Hong Kong
Commercial Intelligence
Country Garden Holdings
Cqs (Hong Kong)
CreditSights
CRHK
DAC
Dah Sing Life Assurance
Deutsche Bank
Dongbu Insurance
Eaton Vance
Economic Research Analysis
Erste Group Bank
Fidelity International
FIL Investment Management (HK)
First State Investment (Hong Kong)
Fortune SGAM
Fundamental Value Partners
GEMS
Gen2 Partners
Global Real Estate Partners
Goldman Sachs
Gottex Fund Management
Grace Financial
Greenwich Associates
Growth Syndication
Haitong International Asset Management
Halbis, HSBC Global Asset Management
Hang Seng Bank
Hang Seng Investment Management
HKEx
HKRSA
HKUST
Hoi Ping Ventures
Hong Kong Baptist University
Hong Kong Export Credit Insurance Corporation
Hong Kong Investment Funds Association
Hong Kong Junior Chamber Foundation
Hong Kong Life Insurance
Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Hong Kong State Government of Victoria, Australia
Hospital Authority Provident Fund Scheme
Hospital Authority Retirement Scheme
HSBC Global Asset Management
HSBC Insurance (Asia)
HSBC Insurance (Asia-Pacific)
HSBC Private Bank (Suisse) SA
Hysan Development
ICBC Asia

iFAST Financial (HK)
Income Partners Asset Management
ING Investment Management Asia Pacific (HK)
Invesco HK
Investec Asia
Jardine Matheson
JPMIM
JPMorgan Asset Management
JPMorgan Funds (Asia)
Kaisa
Korea Investment Management
KPMG
La Trobe Financial
LIM Advisors
Lippo Group
Lombard Street Research
Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority
Manulife Asset Management (Asia)
Manulife Financial
MassMutual Asia
Max's Group of Companies
MayBank
mCapital Investment Management
Mercer
Metlife
MetLife Investments Asia
Metro Broadcast Corporation Ltd
Mirae Asset
Mizuho Securities (Asia)
Moody's Analytics
Moody's Investors Service
MTR Corporation
Muang Thai Life Assurance
Munich Reinsurance Co Hong Kong Branch
Myo Capital Advisers
Nan Fung China Development
Nanfung Development
Nanyang Technological University
OCBC Bank
Orient Overseas (International)
Penjing Asset Management
Penjing Asset Management (HK)
PIMCO
Pine River Capital Management (HK)
PineBridge Investments Asia
PingAn  China Assets Management (Hong Kong)
Polaris International Securities
Polarwide
Power Assets Holdings
PrimeCredit
Principal Asset Management (Asia)
Principal Trust Company (Asia)
Rabobank International Hong Kong Branch
RBS
RCM Asia Pacific
Receivable Management Services (HK)
Regal Portfolio Management
RHB Research Institute
Rockhampton Management (HK)
SAIL Advisors
Saxo Capital Markets HK
SC Lowy Financial Services
Securities and Futures Commission
Sentosa Capital
Shoreline Capital Management
Sidley Austin
Siemens Corporate Finance – SFS
Singapore Exchange
Sinopac Securities (Asia)
Sjs Markets
Societe Generale Hong Kong
SSG Capital Management (HK)
Standard & Poor's
Standard Bank Asia
Standard Chartered
State Bank of India
Sun Hung Kai & Co
Sun Life Hong Kong
Sunlife Financial Hong Kong
TAL Group
Tanelorn Consulting
Thaddeus Capital Management (HK)
The HK & China Gas Company (Towngas)
The Hong Kong and China Gas
The Royal Bank of Scotland
The Sumitomo Trust Finance (HK)
The Townsend Group
The Trust Company (Asia)
Tradeweb
UBS Global Asset Management (Hong Kong)
UBS Wealth
United Company Rusal (Hong Kong)
Univ of The Virgin Islands
Villa Shipping and Trading Company
Waha Capital
Western Asset
Windriveon
Wing Hang Bank
Yanlord Land Group
Yorkville Advisors


 

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