Podcasts about ceibs europe forum

During this keynote speech Prof Xu Bin analyses the Chinese and Czech economies in an effort to increase understanding between both sides. He was speaking during the Prague leg of CEIBS Europe Forum 2018 on September 25. Click here for speeches, media coverage, photos and more http://www.ceibs.edu/special/chinaeu15/en/index.html

Hot topics including fintech, big data, privacy protection and data security were on the agenda during our event in London on July 19. There were also two panel discussions that respectively examined the big data ecosystem and security, and how AI can empower the fintech industry. Click here for speeches, media coverage, photos and more http://www.ceibs.edu/special/chinaeu15/en/index.html

In the coming one or two decades CEIBS Vice President and Dean Professor Ding Yuan predicts we’ll see at least US$ 100 billion in outbound investment each year from China. What motivates Chinese companies’ global ambitions? Which deals make sense? What are the challenges in making these cross-border mergers and acquisitions work?In a talk recorded at the CEIBS Europe Forum in London on July 6, 2017, Professor Ding shares some of the findings from more than 30 case studies done by the CEIBS Centre for the Globalization of Chinese Companies that explore Chinese outbound investments across a wide range of industries and countries. As he explains in his talk, when they began their research, the CEIBS faculty found that the frameworks for globalization followed by Western multinationals do not apply to Chinese companies going global. Their reasons for pursuing foreign acquisitions and joint ventures, and the way they manage them are quite different. He explains the differences and provides some practical examples in this talk.To learn more about CEIBS 2017 Europe Forums in London, Paris, Munich & Warsaw, see here. 

In the coming one or two decades CEIBS Vice President and Dean Professor Ding Yuan predicts we’ll see at least US$ 100 billion in outbound investment each year from China. What motivates Chinese companies’ global ambitions? Which deals make sense? What are the challenges in making these cross-border mergers and acquisitions work? In a talk recorded at the CEIBS Europe Forum in London on July 6, 2017, Professor Ding shares some of the findings from more than 30 case studies done by the CEIBS Centre for the Globalization of Chinese Companies that explore Chinese outbound investments across a wide range of industries and countries. As he explains in his talk, when they began their research, the CEIBS faculty found that the frameworks for globalization followed by Western multinationals do not apply to Chinese companies going global. Their reasons for pursuing foreign acquisitions and joint ventures, and the way they manage them are quite different.

How will Brexit impact the business of Chinese companies in the UK? What are the challenges of integrating Chinese and European business cultures and practices after a cross-border M&A deal closes? How do Chinese companies learn to navigate through a foreign regulatory environment? In a lively discussion recorded at the CEIBS Europe Forum in London on July 6, 2017, senior executives from Alipay, NVC Lighting UK, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (London) Plc, and the London Taxi Company discuss the challenges Chinese companies face when going global, and share practical examples of how their companies have solved them. The Roundtable is titled “Greenfield Investment: Creating Value for Win-Win Outcomes” and is moderated by Editor-in-Chief of Yicai Global Mr. Zhou Xin.

Chinese conglomerate Fosun Group’s acquisition of the French resort company Club Med, and the acquisition of the UK department store chain House of Fraser by China’s Sanpower Group are both successful examples of the unique ‘light touch’ approach that many Chinese companies take in managing their overseas acquisitions. CEIBS Vice President & Dean Ding Yuan weighs in on the benefits of this approach, and senior executives from these companies share their experiences to illustrate why it has worked in their cases. Managing Director of International Business Development at Deloitte Mr. David Percival moderates this discussion which was recorded at the CEIBS Europe Forum in London on July 6, 2017 at a roundtable titled “Mergers & Acquisitions: Generous Returns from the Chinese Market”.