Family Business Summit day 2 tackles US-China ties, Asean and geopolitical shifts
South China Morning Post · Alyssa Chen ·
Fourth edition of event in Hong Kong brings together around 100 business leaders, company executives and academics from around the world.
The Family Business Summit wrapped up on Friday with delegates weighing China-US relations, Southeast Asia’s growth trajectory and the Russian economy, against a backdrop of geopolitical flux shaped by Washington’s post-midterm political landscape and expected high-level diplomacy at this month’s Apec forum.
The South China Morning Post and Blue Pool Capital co-hosted the fourth edition of the summit, with UBS as the presenting partner.
The two-day closed-door event in Hong Kong served as a vital bridge between international capital and policy insight as it brought together around 100 business leaders, company executives and academics from across the United States, mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
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