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Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Venue: Theatre 1, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
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| 08:00-09:00 |
Registration and Coffee |
| 09:00-09:10 |
Welcome Address
Sir C K CHOW
Chairman, HKEX
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| 09:10-09:20 |
Opening Remarks
The Honourable Paul CHAN Mo-po, GBS, MH, JP
The Financial Secretary, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
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| 09:20-09:40 |
Keynote Speech
Mr Charles LI
Chief Executive, HKEX
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| 09:40-10:30 |
Panel 1: LME Dialogue (English)
Chief Executive, LME Clear
Managing Director and Head of Market Development, LME and LME Clear
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| 10:30-10:50 |
Coffee break |
| 10:50-11:30 |
Panel 2: Metals Market View: What Lies Ahead for Commodities, Base/Precious/Ferrous Metals (English)
- How will the China/Asia's economic outlook impact commodities markets?
- Supply and demand equilibrium and price projections
- Which metals will perform best and worst in 2017-2018?
- Beyond supply and demand – capital allocation & alternative investments
Moderator:
Ms Georgina HALLETT
Chief of Staff, LME
Panellists:
Mr John JOHNSON
CEO, CRU China
Mr David LILLEY
Partner and Co-founder, RK Capital Management LLP
Ms Yi ZHU
Global Head of Metals & Mining, Bloomberg Intelligence
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| 11:30-12:30 |
Panel 3: Precious - The Future of Gold Futures (English)
- The changing face of the precious metals markets – over two years on, how has the precious world moved on from the fixes?
- East vs West in precious metals – is this more symbiotic than competitive?
- Expansion of the precious product offering – what is on offer and what is predicted to succeed?
- What is the next infrastructural challenge the precious markets will have to overcome?
Mr Matthew CHAMBERLAIN
Chief Executive, LME
Panellists:
Mr Bradley CAMPBELL
Managing Director, Head of Metals Trading, Standard Chartered
Mr François COMBES
Deputy Global Head of Commodities Markets, Société Générale
Mr Jeremy GOLDWYN
Managing Director, BANDS Financial Limited
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| 12:30-14:00 |
Networking lunch
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| 14:00-14:40 |
Panel 4: Commodities Market under China's Economic Transformation (Putonghua)
- Will China's de-stocking once again lead to a new round of the ups and downs in the commodities markets?
- What new ways can the commodities markets serve China’s real economy in transition?
- How do financial institutions contribute to the developments of the commodities futures market?
- Trends and developments in China's commodities markets
Moderator:
Chief China Economist of HKEX, Chief Economist of the China Banking Association
Panellists:
Mr Arthur FAN
Global Head of Commodities, BOCI
Dr Zhanghong HU
Chairman and CEO, CCB International
Mr Shengzhang LUO
General Manager and Board of Director, Jinchuan Maike Metal Resources Co., Ltd.
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| 14:40-15:30 |
Panel 5: Pricing Asia Gold (Putonghua)
- New directions of the Asian gold market?
- The Asian opportunities
- Physical and futures markets connect – Hong Kong and the world
- Is gold a RMB internationalisation tool?
Co-head of Market Development, HKEX
Panellists:
Mr Joseph CHEN
Assistant President, Chief Metals Analyst, PKU Founder Commodities Group
Mr. Anderson CHEUNG
Global Co-Head Commodities & Futures, China Merchants Securities (HK)
Dr Haywood CHEUNG
President, The Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society
Mr Jinpu JIAO
Chairman, Shanghai Gold Exchange
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| 15:30-15:50 |
Coffee break |
| 15:50-16:40 |
Panel 6: Electronic Trading in Asian Time Zones (English)
- How will the launch of options in Mainland China compliment the growth of electronic trading in Asia?
- How are capital controls restricting flows of electronic trading from East to West?
- Which innovative derivatives contracts are set for growth?
- Which innovations in collateral and margining can help to fuel growth in electronic trading?
Managing Director, Head of Sales, LME
Panellists:
Executive Vice President, LME Metals, INTL FCStone
Mr Tom MADDOCK
Head of Base Metal Futures and Options, Glencore
Mr James PROUDLOCK
Managing Director and Head of Market Development, LME and LME Clear
Mr Tiger SHI
Managing Director, BANDS Financial Limited
Ms Lucy WAINMAN
Head of Sales (China), Sucden Financial
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| 16:40 |
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