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| | Morning, October13th, 2011 | | 8:30-9:30 | Breakfast & Guest Registration | | 9:30-9:40 | Conference Introduction | | 9:40-10:00 | Welcome Remarks and Keynote Speech: Review and Outlook of China Venture Capital & Private Equity Market
Gavin Ni Zero2IPO Group, Founder, Chairman & CEO | | 10:00-10:20 | Keynote Speech
Zhanghong Hu CCB International, CEO & Executive Director | | 10:20-10:40 | Keynote Speech | | 10:40-12:00 | Session I: Where is China's investment going?
- China will complete the transformation of its economic growth mode during the "12th Five-Year Plan". What great investment opportunities will it bring to VC/PE?
- Which of the emerging domestic industries will usher in their best development opportunities in the next few years? Which will encounter development bottlenecks, such as industry consolidation and over-investment?
- Some foreign institutions are worried about China's overheated real estate investment and the slowdown of its economic growth. Will it affect the investment and exit rhythm of PE, or the passion of LP investment?
- The first decade of the 21st century has seen a huge return on investment of China's VC/PE. Will there be challenges to the income level of VC/PE in the next ten years?
| Zhidong Kan Fortune Link Fund Management Company, Leader Partner | | Brandon H.P. Lin, SAIF Partners, Partner | | Conrad Tsang, Hong Kong Venture Capital and Private Equity Association, Vice Chairman | | Jeffrey Zeng, Kaixin Investment, General Manager & Managing Partner | | Alex Zheng, Shenzhen Nanhai Growth Funds, Managing Partner | | | Shenzhen Cowin Venture Capital Co., Ltd., Chairman |
| | 12:00-13:40 | Business Luncheon | | Afternoon, October13th, 2011 | | 13:40-14:40 | Session II: Prime Worries of RMB Funds
- With the slowing down of China's economic growth and even being short China, what influences may be caused to the enthusiasm of European and American LP getting involved in RMB funds through QFLP or increasing Chinese PE investment?
- At present, an increasing number of foreign VC/PE are planning or have set up RMB funds. How shall the interests of dual-currency foreign institutions be protected by way of establishing decision-making mechanism and mode of operation?
- RMB fund is entering a golden period. What's the biggest bottleneck to its development?
- Local governments are active in the launching of government guidance funds and leading social capital to equity investment of high-tech enterprises and transformation of economic development models. How will GP take into account the interests of private LP in its cooperation with government guidance funds?
- Social security fund is increasing its PE investment. Insurance capital is about to start its PE investment. How will GP attract investment of these large institutions?
| Moderator:Feng Li, | Shanghai Jiading, Venture Capital Fund of Funds, Fund Manager |
| | Vincent Chan Spring Capital, CEO | | Frank Han, Bohai Industrial Investment Fund Management Co., Ltd.Executive Director | | Ping Wang, Cypress & Kingwin Capital Group, Founder & Chairman | | Fang Zhu, Shenzhen Venture Capital Association, Vice President | | | Shenzhen Leaguer Venture Capital Co., Ltd., Managing Director |
| | 14:40-15:00 | Keynote Speech
Fang Fang J.P. Morgan Investment Banking, Managing Director, Vice Chairman, Asia and CEO, China | | 15:00-15:15 | Coffee Break | | 15:15-16:15 | Session III: China concept stocks being sniped, will Chinese enterprises change direction in overseas IPO?
- Questioning of financial problems with reverse mergers and acquisitions has now affected the overall image of China concept stocks listed overseas. How many "mine fields in financial statements and corporate governance" should Chinese enterprises pay attention to in overseas IPO?
- Restricted by short selling of China concept stocks, Chinese enterprises have postponed their IPO plans. How will they consolidate their performance and make preparation of IPO more complete during this period?
- With the rapid growth of China M & A market, what risks should enterprises concern themselves with in order to avoid failure of mergers, acquisition, and integration?
- Domestic A-share market maintaining high price-earning ratio, will it attract more Chinese companies with red-chip architecture back to A-share listing? Will A-share IPO be a safe haven for Chinese companies in their seeking of high valuation and high fund-raising amount?
- What opportunity will the launching of Shanghai International Board bring to red-chip companies in their return to A-share listing?
| Moderator:Eric Landheer, | Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited,Senior Vice President and Head of Issuer Marketing |
| | Tony Kwan Intel Capital China, Director | | Alvin Liu, A8 Music Group Limited, Executive Director | | Edward Au, Deloitte, National Co-leader, National Public Offering Group, Audit Partner | | Jiangtao Sun, China Binary Sale Technology Limited, Executive Director | | Frank Wang, Easou.com, CEO |
| | 16:15-17:15 | Session IV: Journey of "LP with Chinese Styles"
- Has the environment of USD fund-raising been restored three years after subprime mortgage crisis? What's the expectation of overseas LP to the Chinese market?
- How many more thresholds shall China cross with the rise of its FOFs? What are the growing pains of RMB FOFs?
- What troubles the growth of local LP?
- Will the launching of QFLP system in cities, like Shanghai, give rise to a new mode for handling USD LP in RMB fund investments and interest conflicts of dual-currency funds?
| Moderator:Vincent Huang, | Pantheon, Partner |
| | Frankie Fang LGT Capital Partners, Executive Director/China Representative | | Lucian Wu, Paul Capital Partners, Managing Director, Head of Asia | | Ching Tan, Siguler Guff & Company LLC, Managing Director & Head of Siguler Guff's Shanghai office | | Alice M Chow, Squadron Capital, Managing Director |
| | 17:15-17:30 | Free Discussion | | 17:30 | Conference End |
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