- The global geopolitical climate, and the macro environment in China
- Tensions in the Chinese technology sector
- Concerns over China's property market
- Distinctions and choices between A-share vs H-share exposure
- What the future holds and what are the next frontiers for emerging markets
About the event
China’s equity market opened 2022 to wild swings, as government crackdowns and geopolitical tensions between US and China continue to dominate concerns in the market. For investors seeking exposure to a rising giant on the global stage, how should they position their portfolios to take part in China's growth?
At the same time, the disruption in the world order by the Russia-Ukraine war accelerates a retreat back to divisive lines between economic superpowers. As the geopolitical tensions remain rife, can emerging markets still be a part of investors’ portfolios?
Join our speakers, Samuel Rhee, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Endowus and special guest Kelvin Tay, Regional Chief Investment Officer, UBS Wealth Management, as they discuss: