In partnership with Tsinghua University, PIFS organized a regulatory training event in Beijing for senior Chinese regulatory officials on May 23-24, 2019.
The event was entitled, “Opening China’s Financial Markets and Regulatory Efficiency,” and was attended by more than 150 government officials, industry representatives and academics.
Sessions were led by former senior U.S. regulators Daniel Gallagher, former Commissioner, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and Nathan Sheets, former Undersecretary for International Affairs, as well as leading academics Douglas Arner of the University of Hong Kong, and Hal S. Scott of Harvard Law School.
The sessions covered the regulation of financial technology, Trump financial regulatory reforms, macro-prudential tools, and regulation of the opening Chinese capital market.
PIFS intends to continue to further the policy dialogue between the U.S. and China by bringing former U.S. policymakers and U.S. academics to China to educate Chinese regulators and vice-versa.
Opening China’s Financial Markets and Regulatory Efficiency
May 23-24 2019, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
2019 Opening China’s Financial Markets and Regulatory Efficiency
Enhancing China’s Financial System and Regulatory Efficiency
June 9-10 2018, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
2018 Enhancing China’s Financial System and Regulatory Efficiency Event