The IFF China Report 2018
Insight and opinion from China’s top leaders, policymakers and financiers
The Bay Area Development
The Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Great Bay Area represents an effort to co-ordinate development to create globally competitive city clusters at the start of the Maritime Silk Road in southern China. These efforts are focussed in particular on innovation, technology, science, the environment and financial services, including a financial innovation hub in Nansha where the International Finance Forum is building its conference headquarters.
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The dragon in the South China Sea
A new coastal city cluster and growth pole is rising in east Asia. Sun Shilian, researcher at Xinhua News Agency World Research Centre, and Zhang Jiaming, from the School of Economics at Nankai University, listen to experts discuss the need for national…
Co-ordinated development – The gateway to the Bay Area Development
Gu Shengzu, vice-chairman of the IFF and vice-chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, discusses the importance of interconnectivity and innovation – in transport, regulation, industry and finance – to…
Riding the technology wave – Innovation in the Greater Bay Area
Ma Jiantang, executive vice-president of the Chinese Academy of Governance, looks at how a remodelled Chinese economic landscape combining the best elements of free markets and state planning creates fertile ground for rapid transformation and innovation…
Mutual benefits – Bay area development in China and the US
Rick Niu, president and chief executive officer of Starr Strategic Holdings and partner at Starr Finance, examines what China can learn from the experience of the US of bay area development in New York and San Francisco, and sees advantages accruing to…
Construction challenges in the Bay Area Development
Zhu Xian, vice-president of the New Development Bank, explains how top-level design is needed to allow each of the three major conurbations in the Bay Area Development to play to their strengths
The rungs to success – A new driving force in the Bay Area Development
Xing Ziqiang, chief economist at Morgan Stanley China, examines the rise of the lower-tier cities that are narrowing the gap with China’s metropolises to become the building blocks for a successful Bay Area Development
Constructing a modern economic system in the Greater Bay Area
Zhang Yansheng, IFF Academic Committee member and chief researcher of the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, explains the research and development trends of the Bay Area Development and the need for private capital in the Greater Bay Area
Hong Kong – Flagship of the Bay Area Development
Antony Leung, chief executive officer of Nan Fung Group and former financial secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, discusses Hong Kong’s crucial role in the construction of the Bay Area Development and why it must collaborate with its…
Green policies flowering in the Greater Bay Area
Li Renqing, secretary-general of the Rural Development Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, looks at a greener, cleaner Bay Area Development, melding urban and rural settings that are set to be an example for the rest of the world
Chain reaction – The green supply chain and the Bay Area Development
Strict environmental protection policies and government-backed green supply-chain networks determine Guangdong Province’s foremost position as leader in a global economic green transformation process, according to Zhang Jianyu, director of the Chinese…
An innovative financial hub in Nansha
The Administrative Committee of China (Guangdong) launched the Guangdong Pilot Free‑Trade Zone with aspirations for the Guangzhou Nansha Free-Trade Zone to become a central financial innovation hub of reform and ‘opening‑up’. By the Administrative…
Guangzhou – A city of commerce for the millennium
Having been at the forefront of commercial innovation and foreign trade for centuries, no city is better placed than Guangzhou to become the world’s leading financial innovation centre, writes Qiu Yitong, director of the Guangzhou Finance Bureau
