What will happen in 2024 and will the recession continue?
FinnCham Shanghai and The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in China is delighted to invite you to our hybrid event (offline in Shanghai & Online) about Macroeconomic Development and Outlook in Sweden and Globally on May 7, 2024.
The two speakers from Swedbank AB, Mattias Persson, Group Chief Economist and Glenn Nielsen, Economist will share their latest analysis and views on global trade, investment, and currency trends, in relation to the current world economic uncertainties. The online part will be held via Teams.
After the event, for offline guests, you will have change to network with other participants from Swedish & International companies in China at Swedbank Shanghai Branch's office at Lujiazui CBD in Pudong District, Shanghai.
Date:
7 May, 2024
(Tuesday)
Time:
16:00 - 17:00 (Beijing Time)
Speaker:
Kevin Zhang, General Manager, Swedbank Shanghai Branch
Mattias Persson, Group Chief Economist, Swedbank AB
Glenn Nielsen, Economist, Swedbank Research
Language:
English
Price:
Offline in Shanghai:
100 RMB for Members & YP/Individual Discount Pass Holders
200 RMB for Non-Members
(Price including FIKA)
Online:
80 RMB for Members & YP/Individual Discount Pass Holders
160 RMB for Non-Members
Venue:
Offline:
Swedbank Shanghai Branch office
Room3308, Shanghai Tower, No. 479 Lujiazui Ring Road, Shanghai
上海市浦东新区陆家嘴环路479号上海中心大厦3308室
Online:
Online via Microsoft Teams, and the link will be sent to your email inbox 1 day prior the event starts.
Cancellation Policy
If you cannot attend an event for which you have registered, please cancel your registration no later than three business day prior to the event. If you fail to notify us of your cancellation in a timely fashion, you will be charged for the event costs.
Fapiao (VAT Invoice)
Apply fapiao when purchasing a ticket, by inputting the Chinese entity name and tax ID (if the title is wrong, you will be unable to receive the Fapaio). E-Fapiao will be sent to your e-mail within 7 days after completed event (check spam folder). If the fapiao can not be received, please provide an alternative email or contact fang.sunjie@finnchamsh.org
Speakers
GLENN
NIELSEN
Economist at Swedbank Research
Glenn Nielsen is the Economist at Swedbank Research since June 2021.
Prior to joining Swedbank, he worked as a research assistant at the Research Institute of Industrial Economics in Stockholm. Glenn has a master's degree in economics from Lund University.
Glenn covers both Swedish and international macro. In terms of Swedish macro, he mainly monitor the Riksbank's monetary policy, the National Debt Office's borrowing activities and the development of the interest rate market. In addition, he follows the economies of China and the United States as well as the American central bank, the Federal Reserve.
MATTIAS
PERSSON
Group Chief Economist at Swedbank AB
Mattias Persson is Group Chief Economist and Global Head of Research at Swedbank since September 2020.
Prior to joining Swedbank Mattias was Chief Economist and acting head of Debt Management at the Swedish National Debt Office.
Between 2013 and 2016 Mattias was Head of Group Funding at Nordea. Mattias joined Nordea from Sveriges Riksbank where he was Director and Head of the Financial Stability Department between 2007 and 2013.
Mattias has also been a member in a number of IMF Technical Assistance Missions, and he has been a member of the Committee of the Global Financial System and the Committee of Payment and Settlement Systems at the Bank for International Settlements, as well as a member of the Financial Stability Committee at the ECB under which he was the chairman of the Working group on Crisis Management and Resolution.
Mattias holds a PhD in Economics from Lund University, Sweden.
Kevin Zhang
General Manager at Swedbank Shanghai Branch at Swedbank Shanghai Branch
General Manager of Swedbank Shanghai Branch and acting Head of Corporate Banking and, has more than 20 years’ banking experience. He joined Swedbank in 2001. Before leading the Branch, his focus was compliance and risk management.
