According to the evaluation report released by the World Bank for six months in East Asia, economies in regions of East Asia has returned to or even exceeded pre-crisis economic level, as a result of increased inventories, domestic demand and export. The World Bank forecasts that the economic growth in the East Asian emerging market economy will reach 8.7% this year, well above the global growth expectation of 4.1%, indicating a positive regional economic growth outlook.

What does the current economic recovery in East Asian countries indicate?
What lessons and inspiration has the financial crisis brought to the future financial cooperation in East Asian countries?
What measures do countries in East Asia jointly take to consolidate the economic recovery results?
As for the establishment of China-ASEAN Free Trade Area, and "China-ASEAN Investment & Cooperation Fund" of 10 billion U.S. dollars, what changes will they bring to East Asian countries?

Moderator: Danny Lui, Zero2IPO Group, Vice President
Speakers:
York Chen, iD TechVentures Ltd., Founding Managing Partner
Kyeong-Ku Kang, KTB Investment & Securities, Tokyo Office, Managing Director
Mikihide Katsumata, Mobile Internet Capital, Inc., President & Chief Executive Officer
Alan Song, SB China Venture Capital (SBCVC), Managing Partner
Joe Zhou, Keytone Ventures, Founder and Managing Partner

Stimulated by financial and monetary policies and due to the recovery of the global trade, China's economy has maintained a rapid and stable growth. The consumption desire and level of the Chinese people gets higher as a result of the rise of RMB and the soaring per capita income. As high demands for automobiles, housing are met, overseas travel, consumption, and the tremendous purchasing power of the Chinese people bring great stimulation to the neighboring countries. After the trend of traveling and purchasing in East Asia, recent years, more and more Chinese people take to hot springs, fancy food, and exquisite products of Japan.

How does the personal consumption growth of Chinese people influence Japan, Korea, and other neighboring countries?
How do enterprises and companies in Japan react to China's traveling trend to their country?
As visa services become more convenient, will Japan open its door to Chinese people for traveling?
As Chinese people purchase a large scale of real estate in Japan, will it affect land prices or will it lead to further real estate bubble?

Moderator: Shibin Jo, JCD Co.,Ltd., President & CEO
Speakers:
Masahide Katsumata, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Director of Inbound Tourism Promotion Office, International Tourism Promotion Division, Japan Tourism Agency
Masari Suzuki, J. F. Oberlin University, College of Business Management, Professor
Shigeru Shiraishi, JTB Kanto, Head of China Dept., International Business Division, Sales Department

East Asia's rapid economic growth and industrial restructuring have brought good news for investment. How does the rapid economy growth boost the development of VC/PE market? How does the rise of RMB funds affect China's equity market structure? How can regulations and policies related to China's foreign investment be interpreted?

After the crisis, where will the next wave of investment opportunities in East Asia be located?
How can we interpret the transfer of equity from "winter" to "summer "?
In the formation of a new economy, how do we understand investment opportunities in areas like chain industry, clean technology, and TMT?
What opportunities does China's rapid economic growth bring to Japanese investment institutions?

Moderator: Masatoshi Go, Japan Venture Capital Association, President
Speakers:
Michael Chow, JAFCO Asia (China), Managing Director & Co-Head of China (North)
Dongliang Lin, IDG Capital Partners, Partner
Osamu Nagao, Mitsui & Co., Ltd, General Manager, Principal Investment Division
Mingchen Xia, Tokio Marine Asset Management Co., Ltd., Private Equity Department, Senior Fund Manager
Jeffrey Zeng, CDB-CITIC Capital Investment Management Co., Ltd, Managing Partner & General Manager

After the international crisis, the capital market and real estate market in Japan suffer large scale downturn and many excellent enterprises have no alternative and are seriously underestimated with weak financing capability. With the continuous growth of China's capital market, payment ability and purchase desire of enterprises in China are growing, and many enterprises seize this opportunity to speed up overseas M & A.

Compared with the acquisition of U.S. companies, what are the characteristics like in China's acquisition of Japanese companies? What opportunities and risks for China's enterprises to carry out M & A in Japan?
What stance does the political and business world in Japan take in China's M & A in Japan? How will China's enterprises cope with this?
How will China examine the integration strategy after the cross-border M & A? Which aspects should attention be paid to in this process? How will the Chinese government and enterprises improve themselves?
How will lessons and experiences of Japan's overseas M & A help to review the newly-emerged M & A opportunities?
Given the blocked acquisition of China's enterprises of PRADA, make a comment on possible obstacles of China's acquisition of Japanese-owned enterprises.

Moderator: Hefu Zhang, East Associates Law Firm, Beijing, Partner
Speakers:
Kazuya Oishi, Nishimura & Asahi, Attorney-at-Law
Erhai Liu, Legend Capital, Managing Director
Robert Liu, DT- Richland Fund, Partner
Yuanyao Wang, King Tech Corp., President