Global Power Shifts: The Future of Asian Credit Markets

The trade tensions between the US and China have intensified in 2020, and with the US presidential election just around the corner, it seems unlikely that the situation will improve in the near future. But what do these tensions mean for fixed income investors? Global Power Shifts: The Future of Asian Credit Markets Thursday, 29 October 2020, will take a look at the short and long term effects of the ‘decoupling’ of the Chinese and US economies, as well as examine how credit markets are, and should be, responding.

Key discussion points:

• What are the long-term effects of the ‘decoupling’ of the Chinese and US economies?
   
• What can Asian governments and central banks do to prepare for the economic dislocations of a protracted trade war?
   
• How should investors react to these myriad sources of uncertainty?
   
• What is the best approach to asset allocation at this time?
   
• How should issuers navigate this market environment?
   

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Speakers

Robin Brooks

Managing Director and Chief Economist
Institute of International Finance (IIF)

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Wonnie Chu

Managing Director, Fixed Income
GaoTeng Global Asset Management

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Clifford Lee

Managing Director, Head of Fixed Income
DBS Bank

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Eric Liu

Head Of Fixed Income
Harvest Global Investments

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Neeraj Seth

Head Of Asian Credit
BlackRock

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