In these two short videos, I illustrate, in a very practical way, how to be able to attract productive investments from China and, at the same time, limit predatory take-overs. My vision is based on the fundamental difference that exists between take-overs of existing companies and green-fields operations.
Geraci attended China Financial Summit 2017 conference, today in Beijing. In his speech, he said Foreign investors are a little reluctant to invest in the Chinese market especially A-Shares for many reasons. Geraci also believes that Chinese interest rates are not high enough to compensate for risk. Moreover, he thinks it is more difficult for China to export its infrastructure model to foreign countries because foreign governments have no control over infrastructure development.
Michele Geraci was a guest speaker at GAAF 2017, yesterday in Shanghai. In his speech, he shared following three viewpoints: First, RMB will never be international currency. Second, Interest rate in China needs to be brought up to the same level of GDP growth rate in order to create stable economy. Third, There will be more difficulties for China trade with the U.S. but it will be easier for China outbound investment to the U.S.
Michele Geraci talked about global challenges and opportunities under Trump’s era at the opening ceremony of the 2017 CRRC Advanced International Talent Development Programme, at the University of Nottingham, China. Geraci also discussed Trieste port as an example of terminal for the Maritime Silk Road. Trieste port, located at Italy, is a key location for the 21st Maritime Silk Road. It has a big competitive advantage with Central Europe and it has direct links to Germany and, from there, direct links to Scandinavia.
When Trump announced that the U.S. infrastructure will be “second to none”, he was almost inviting China to exchange potentially worse trade conditions for better investment opportunity into the U.S. Black Swans are always opportunities if well understood: China needs to quickly move to value added manufacturing (China 2025) and having some trade issues with the U.S can, actually, only help China’s speed up its transition towards innovation.
October, Geraci participated in 2016 China-UK Financial talent education advanced training course.
Geraci discussed how the existence of the euro is taking away flexibility from the individual countries to adjust the monetary policy according to their needs.
October, Geraci participated in 2016 China-UK Financial talent education advanced training course.
Geraci discussed how the existence of the euro is taking away flexibility from the individual countries to adjust the monetary policy according to their needs REPEAT.
Michele Geraci was invited to participate in China Global Enterprises Forum, which was hosted mainly by Ningbo Government and Center for China and Globalization (CCG). He discussed the role of finance in contributing to China’s sustainable growth. He said: “Finance is like a tiger: once it is out of the cage, it cannot be tamed again. For China: Reforms should slow down. China is good at manufactory and that why I am shoot about made in china 2025.”