Edward K Y Chen Distinguished Lecture Series 2012
Capital Flows in a Changing World
Date: March 19, 2012 (Monday)
Time: 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Venue: Loke Yew Hall, The University of Hong Kong
Lecture Speaker
Dr. Min Zhu
Deputy Managing Director
International Monetary Fund
Synopsis
Dr. Min Zhu will begin by discussing the profound changes we are observing around the globe. Financial interconnectedness is intensifying and economic strengths of advanced economies and emerging markets are changing. At the same time, external imbalances are worse than a decade ago, even though not as intense as on the eve of the global financial crisis. Next, Dr. Zhu will describe how these changes are affecting capital flows around the globe, paying particular attention to flows from advanced economies to emerging markets. Dr. Zhu will conclude by discussing policy implications for both advanced economies and emerging market economies.
Programme
Welcoming Remarks by Professor Eric C. Chang
Dean, Quoin Professor in Finance, Chair of Finance
Faculty of Business and Economics, The University of Hong Kong
Presentation by Lecture Speaker
Dr. Min Zhu
Deputy Managing Director
International Monetary Fund
Question-and-Answer Session
Closing Remarks by Professor Edward K Y Chen
