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LondonChinaCapitalMarketsConferenceDraftProgramme

Dates: Wednesday22June2016Location: LondonAttendance: 200-250peopleforConference07:45 DelegateCheck-in8:05-8:15 WelcomeRemarks

ASIFMA/AFMEorLeadSponsor-TBC8:15-8:351stKeynote:ChinaandRMB–London’sParticipationandRoleinTheWay

ForwardCityofLondon-TBC

8:35-8:552ndKeynote:InfrastructureFinancingandOneBeltOneRoadandWhatItMeanstoEurope(orothertopics)AIIBorotherChinesespeakers(e.g.PBOCLondonoffice)-TBC

8:55-9:35 PanelDiscussion1–China2016ontheWorldStage

- RMB’sinclusioninSDRanditsimplications.- OnebeltoneroadinitiativeofChinesegovernment.- AIIBanditsfunctionforinfrastructurefinancing.- China’sleadershipinG20for2016.

Panelistsfromresearch,economists,andinfrastructure9:35-9:55OpenDialogue:CurrentStateoftheChineseEconomyandMarket

Bullandbeareconomists-TBC

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9:55-10:£5 PanelDiscussion2–AccessingtheChineseMarketandTrends− Opening-upofonshoreinterbankbondmarketforcentralbanks,SWFsand

multilaterals.− Trendsinmovingfromindividualquotatooverallmarket-basedquota.− DiscussionondevelopmentsofChina-accessprogramslikeQFII,RQFII,Hong

Kong–ShanghaiStockConnect,andmutualrecognitionoffunds,aswellastheanticipatedShenzhenStockConnect.

− Possibilitiesofabondconnect.− RoleofFTZsinthemarketopening-up.− InclusionofChinastocks/bondsinglobalbenchmarks.

Panelistsfrombusinessside,assetmanagers,andcentralbanksorSWFs

10:35-10.50 CoffeeBreak10.50-11:30 PanelDiscussion3–RMB-DenominatedBondMarkets

− DiscussiononRMBcapitalfinancingandgeneraldevelopmentsofRMB-denominatedbond.

− Onshorefocus–pandabonds,interbankbondmarket.− Offshorefocus–RMBbonds,sovereignissuances,structuralsubordination,

keepwelldeeds.− DevelopmentofoffshoreRMBrepomarket.− NDRCrulerelaxation:“onshoreguaranteeforoffshorebondissuance”.− Rolesofcreditratings.

PanelistsfromDCMs,syndicate,CRAs,andissuers

11:30-12:10 PanelDiscussion4–RMBandTreasuryManagement

− RecentRMBcurrencyvolatilityandtheneedofhedgingproducts.− Cashpoolingstrategies.− CentraltreasurymanagementonsettlementsandpaymentsinRMB.− RMBtreasurycentersandrecentdevelopments.− PaymentinfrastructuredevelopmentforRMB.Panelistsfromcorporatetreasurersandbankers

12:10-1310- Lunch

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13:10-13:50 PanelDiscussion5–China:InfrastructureFinancingandGreenInitiatives− AIIBanditsfunctionforregionalinfrastructurefinancing.− Opportunitiesfrom“onebeltoneroad”and“newsilkroad”initiative.− Projectbondsandotherinfrastructurefinancingtools.− Developmentofgreenfinancingandgrowthincleanenergyinvestments.Panelistsfrominfrastructure,greenfinancefirms.

.13:50-14:30 PanelDiscussion6–OffshoreRMBCentersandOffshoreTradingVenues

− DevelopmentofoffshoreRMBcentersandothernewcenters.− WallStreetgrouppushestradingofRMBinU.S.(NewYork).− OtherRMBtradingvenues,e.g.ChinaEuropeInternationalExchange–

CEINEX.

PanelistsfromCBs/quasi-governmentofothercenters,exchanges,andtraders.14:30-14.45 CoffeeBreak14.45-15:25 PanelDiscussion7–China:DerivativesandRiskManagement

− Therecentdevelopmentsofequities,fixedincome,FXderivatives,andcommoditiesmarkets.

− PressureonRMB&recentdepreciation–implicationsonriskmanagement.− Useofoptionsandotherriskmanagementtools.Panelistsfrombusinessside,commodities,andriskmanagement.

15.25-16:00 PanelDiscussion8–FintechinChina

− AreFinTechstart-upsdirectlycompetingwithbanksorfocusingonnichesthatarenotsufficientlyprofitable?

− WhoisbeingthreatenedbytheBATs(Baidu-Alibaba-Tencent)onlinebankingproposition:Internationalbanks,ChinesetieronebankorChinesetiertwobanks?

− StrategiesofbankswithFinTechstart-ups–currentstatusandwherewilltheindustrybein3years.

PanelistsfromChinesbanks(Londonbranch,e.g.CCB,ICBC,BOC),Alibaba/Tencent,FinTechstart-ups.

16:00 ClosingRemarks

ASIFMA/AFMEorLeadSponsor(TBC)

China Capital Markets Workshop and Conference 22 June 2016, London Sponsorship Packages LEAD SPONSOR (maximum 4 allocations) - Each at GBP18,500 + 20% VAT for Member / GBP24,700 + 20% VAT for Non-Member

Option to provide venue for workshop (50-100 pax) and/or main conference (200-250 pax) along with food & beverage in lieu of cost for sponsorship

3 guaranteed speaker, moderator or panelist role, determined at AFME/ASIFMA’s discretion

Highest level marketing acknowledgement on all publicity of the event, including website, invitations, signage and handouts, and a link to the company website on the e-invitation

1 full-page advertisement on the conference program book

1 exhibition booth on-site at designated area (Lead Sponsor to manage the booth)

Display of 4 Lead Sponsor’s pull-up banners at designated areas (Banners to be provided by Lead Sponsor, exact banner size to be confirmed)

Distribution of a maximum of 2 Lead Sponsor’s publication and/or giveaway, that are to be placed on seats (Material and/or giveaway to be provided by Lead Sponsor)

15 Delegate passes (transferrable) for Lead Sponsor’s staff and/or qualified guests (each delegate pass is priced at GBP320 + 20% VAT for member / GBP430 + 20% VAT for non-member)

Prioritised participation in the conference-related side events, if any SUPPORTING SPONSOR (maximum 12 allocations) - Each at GBP3,800 + 20% VAT for Member / GBP5,100 + 20% VAT for Non-Member

1 guaranteed speaker, moderator or panelist role, determined at AFME/ASIFMA’s discretion

Marketing acknowledgement on all publicity of the event, including website, invitations, signage and handouts, and a link to the company website on the e-invitation

Display of 1 Supporting Sponsor’s pull-up banner at designated area (Banner to be provided by Supporting Sponsor, exact banner size to be confirmed)

Opportunity to distribute a maximum of 2 Supporting Sponsor’s material/giveaway on a table shared with other Supporting Sponsors

5 delegate passes (transferrable) for Supporting Sponsor’s staff and/or qualified guests (each delegate pass is priced at GBP320 + 20% VAT for member / GBP430 + 20% VAT for non-member)

LONDON CHINA CAPITAL MARKETS CONFERENCE

Background: The growth and liberalization of China’s economy and capital markets has attained critical

momentum in recent years. Some of the major markers of this fast-evolving process include:

- The rapid growth and maturity of the offshore CNH and dim sum bond markets in Hong Kong

and other centres.

- The opening of the onshore Chinese bond and equity markets through the expansion of the QFII

and RQFII programmes to a whole range of international fund managers and other investors.

- The granting of direct access to central banks, supranational bodies and sovereign wealth funds

to the domestic Renminbi (CNY) bond market.

- Increased access being granted to a much wider global investor base via the “Stock Connect”

programme and the prospective expansion of such “Connects” to include IPOs, bonds and other

asset classes.

- Domestic Chinese fund managers’ ability to access international investors (and vice versa)

through “Mutual Fund Recognition” schemes, such as the one agreed between China and HK

- The rapid internationalization of the Renminbi, with its recent inclusion in the SDR basket by the

IMF constituting a major milestone.

- China’s taking the lead in Asian (and global EM) infrastructure development, through the setting

up of the AIIB (Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank).

- China joining ranks with the world’s advanced economies by acknowledging that economic

development should be carried out in an environmentally conscious manner, as exemplified by

the Asian giant’s taking the lead on a whole range of green financing initiatives.

- China’s adoption of cutting edge technology, as domestic and global fintech firms make inroads

into China’s financial markets

- The growing use of the Renminbi as a settlement currency globally, coupled with the growing

acceptance/usage of the Renminbi by corporates in their treasury & cash management activities

- The growing number of central banks (over 50) now own Renminbi-denominated investments as

part of their reserves.

Objectives: London’s role as the key international financial centre serving capital markets across the

Emerging Market world ideally positions it to take advantage of China’s opening – the City has

historically been the dominant force since time immemorial, acting as a major catalyst for globalization,

internationalization and capital market innovation – there is every reason to expect that with London

positioned physically as the terminus of the “New Silk Road”, the City will play a key role in China’s “One

Belt, One Road” initiative. This conference aims to bring together the key stakeholders at the forefront

of China’s capital market opening to help explain some of the main developments in this regard.

Who should attend: Bankers, capital markets lawyers, FX, Fixed Income, Equity, Commodity and

derivatives salespersons and traders, fund managers (and other investors), other financial market

intermediaries, financial market regulatory and compliance personnel, corporate treasurers, staff at

Financial Market Infrastructure (FMI) companies and Central Counterparties (CCPs), Fintech and Green

Finance firms and more generally, “China Watchers” and anyone interested in China developments.