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As 2022 unfolds, the global economy is faced with tremendous complications. On one hand, Covid-19 pandemic took an unexpected turn with the Omicron variant, disrupting local economy and global supply chain. On the other hand, the resulting economic and financial sanctions of the Russian-Ukraine conflict has further strained the global supply chain and amplified international financial risks. How should economies prepare themselves in terms of global financial risk management, while trying to maintain economic growth and recovery?
On March 24, 2022, China Development Institute held a webinar on the international financial development prospects, where experts provided insights on global economic landscape and opinions on counter measurements.
During this webinar, the 31st Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI 31) was jointly published by Z/Yen and CDI. GFCI 31 provides evaluations of future competitiveness and rankings for 119 financial centres around the world. The GFCI serves as a valuable reference for policy and investment decision-makers.
Date: March 24, 2022
Host: CDI
Theme: Prospect on international financial development
Welcome remarks
- Guo Wanda, Executive Vice President, China Development Institute
Launch of Global Financial Centres Index 31
- Mike Wardle, Director & Head of Indices, Z/Yen Group
Performance analysis of financial centres in Greater China
- Yu Lingqu, Deputy Director of Department of Financial Studies, China Development Institute
Panel Discussion - Prospect on international financial development
- Tan Yaling, Head of China Forex Investment Research Institute
- Zhang Xiaojing, Director of Institute of Finance & Banking, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
- Shu Tao, Presidential Chair Professor, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen
- Zhao Beiwen, Deputy Director of Institute of World Economy, Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences
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