An Agenda for China and the United States

Now in its ninth year, the China-U.S. Symposium is limited to approximately 120 participants and is by invitation-only. The event attracts senior financial leaders, high-ranking government officials, and distinguished academics from the United States and China for intensive, off-the-record dialogue on issues affecting international capital markets. 

Off-the-record and closed to the media, the invitation-only PIFS Symposia convene leading market practitioners at off-site retreat venues. The cornerstone of PIFS Symposia is the candid, intimate exchange of ideas and dialogue between ...more...

2012 Symposium on Building the Financial System of the Twenty-First Century:
An Agenda for China-U.S. Financial Engagement    

• September 14-16, 2012 • Beijing, China

Topics

• Capital Market Development in China and Its Impact on the U.S.
• Financial Regulation and Financial Development
• The Role of Insurance Companies, Pension Funds and Mutual Funds in the Development of Savings, Retirement and Long Term Capital Markets

Keynote Speakers

• Terrence Checki, Executive Vice President and Head of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
• Peter Fung, Global Chairman, Global Practice, KPMG
• Leo Melamed, Chairman Emeritus, CME Group

    Final Report

    To view the 2012 China-U.S. Symposium Final Report, click here. 

    Final Presentation - Slides