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What China has to Offer Europe

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About this Event

18 Nov 2011 @ 12:45

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Leo Goodstadt delivered a keynote address: What China has to Offer Europe. Drawing on his extensive Hong Kong banking experience and financial research, he discussed China’s current drive to expand its international financial partnerships and to globalise its currency, the RMB. He reviewed the “collateral damage” suffered by China as fallout from the world financial crisis and discussed how this affects its role in supporting Europe’s attempts to create a new financial and banking governance structure.

About the Speaker:

Leo Goodstadt is adjunct professor in the School of Business, Trinity College Dublin and an Honorary Fellow of the University of Hong Kong. His well-regarded book, Reluctant Regulators: How the West Created and China Survived the Global Financial Crisis¸ appeared earlier this year. He headed Hong Kong’s Central Policy Unit (1989-97) and was the Government’s chief policy adviser under Chris Patten, Hong Kong’s last Governor. Among his clients during a successful career as a consultant economist have been such leading corporations as the Hang Seng and the Standard Chartered banks and PCCW. An extensive list of publications on China's growth and on the Hong Kong economic “miracle” includes China’s Search for Plenty: The Economics of Mao Tse-tung and Uneasy Partners: The Conflict Between Public Interest and Private Profit in Hong Kong.

The IIEA wishes to acknowledge the support it has received from the European Commission throughout 2011.

Theme: China  Future of Europe  Foreign Policy and ESDP 

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