Topic: JPMorgan Chase's 20th Global China Summit
Transferred from: Economic Daily
May 23 - 24onlineslotsnodepositbonusJPMorgan Chase's 20th Global China Summit with the theme of "Starting Again in Twenty Years" was held in Shanghai. This summit brought together more than 2500 participants from 1300 companies from 33 countries and regions around the world. The topics cover hot topics such as China's macro economy, trends in investing in the Chinese market, artificial intelligence, medical health, new energy and electric vehicles.
2024 is the 20th consecutive year of the summit, connecting the global investment community and the Chinese market, bringing together industry leaders and investors from around the world to discuss some far-reaching Chinese and global issues. Since it was first held in 2005, the summit has attracted more than 33000 participants, more than 5000 companies and institutional investors have participated, and more than 25000 investor conferences have been held.
Sjoerd Leenart, CEO of JPMorgan Asia Pacific, said: "The JPMorgan Global China Summit provides an opportunity for business leaders to exchange ideas and collide views, focusing on the most core issues facing China and the world. 20 years is also a milestone that reflects JPMorgan's long-term support for our global customers. Our insistence on strengthening global connectivity and communication has never changed."
Yanni Chen, co-CEO of JPMorgan China, said: "In the past 20 years, China has developed from the world's fourth largest economy to the second largest economy, accounting for 4.5 percent of global GDP.onlineslotsnodepositbonus.8% increased to 16.9%. In order to better make investment decisions in this evolving market, an in-depth understanding of the Chinese market is crucial for global investors."
He Yaodong, co-CEO of JPMorgan China, said: "As the global environment continues to change, communication and communication will play a key role in judging the direction of the market and identifying major opportunities. Sharing and discussions at this year's summit will help investors and business leaders gain a deeper understanding of the landscape and trends in China and the world." (Economic Daily reporter Ma Chunyang)