From finding alpha in ESG investing in China to uncovering opportunities from digital innovation, relive the moments that defined an action-packed week of insights at the CIC.

How realistic is it for China to achieve its 'Great Expectations'? Here’s what Credit Suisse’s Chief Economist & Regional CIO Americas James Sweeney and American political scientist Graham Allison had to say.

Graham Allison, Douglas Dillon Professor of Government, Harvard Kennedy School, discusses the defining feature of the US-China relationship and the contradictions that must be embraced to arrive at a best-case scenario.

James Sweeney, Chief Economist and Regional CIO Americas, discusses the steps needed to re-charge the US recovery, the biggest uncertainties facing the global economy, and the path China will take to chart its future growth amidst a shifting world order.

As the world’s biggest mobile phone market, China is set to lead the world in transitioning to 5G, driving the growth of cloud services and infrastructure. At the same time, the national “Dual Circulation” strategy is set to supercharge consumer demand. Erica Poon Werkun, Head of Securities Research, Asia Pacific, Credit Suisse shares her insights.

Neil Hosie, Head of Cash Equities and Prime, Asia Pacific, Credit Suisse, discusses the trends that are reshaping China’s equity market and why they offer a compelling opportunity for global investors.

China presents a world of opportunities for global investors. The China Investment Conference brings you thoughtful perspectives on the country’s prospects for sustainable growth and how investors can capture the opportunities from its “Great Expectations”.

Paul Krugman, Distinguished Professor in Economics, City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate Center, sits down with Dong Tao, Vice Chairman Greater China, Private Banking, Asia Pacific at Credit Suisse to share his insights on US-China relations, the zombie idea that worries him most and the prospects for an economic recovery post the pandemic.

Presenting ‘Great Expectations – Part II’, the upcoming China Investment Conference (CIC) builds on last year’s theme and embraces the continued progression of China and the advancement of some of the country’s most dynamic companies against a challenging geopolitical and macroeconomic backdrop.

A recap of the 10th Credit Suisse China Investment Conference, where former US and China policy makers, prominent business leaders and Credit Suisse experts shared their unique and actionable insights on China’s “Great Expectations”.

Yongtu Long on China’s target growth rate over the next 12 months and how it can be sustained.

Dong Tao sheds light on the growth driver of the Chinese economy in the coming 10-15 years.

David Murphy explains that grassroots data points are signaling higher expectations on more income growth among middle and lower socioeconomic groups in China.

Lawrence H. Summers explains the unlikelihood of a US recession, and gives his take on the US-China trade discussions.