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This event is for you who couldn't join our factory tour in Jiading on the same date!
Despite the strong finish in 2020, the recovery in China's domestic demand still lacks a "solid" foundation. Growth in household spending remains well below pre-pandemic trend. Even with the surge of spending during the Lunar New Year holidays, the sustainability of the recovery is still uncertain.
Join us as we discuss China's economic outlook and how expect the yuan to perform this year.
Our speaker Eugenia Victorino will join us online from Singapore, so we invite you to either tune in online or come to SEB's Shanghai office to listen to the talk and meet up with your network. Please choose the ticket type accordingly. Kindly note that this event is free of charge for members of the Swedish Chamber.
TIME
Friday, March 19, 2021
15:00-16:30
VENUE
Online
(kindly note that the link will be sent to you separately by SwedCham team)
OR
Offline
SEB Shanghai Branch Office, 33/F, Two IFC, Shanghai IFC, 8 Century Avenue, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
（上海市浦东新区世纪大道8号国金2期33楼）
PRICE
This event is free of charge for SwedCham members.
Kindly note that this event is hosted by FBCS. If you have any questions related to the event or would like to register as a non-member, you are welcome to send an email to fbcs@fbcs.fi.
Speakers
Eugenia
Victorino
Head of Asia Strategy at SEB at SEB
Eugenia Victorino joined SEB in August 2018 as the Head of Asia Strategy focusing on macro and FX strategy research in the Asia Pacific region. Prior to SEB Eugenia spent almost 6 years as an Economist at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) in Singapore covering ASEAN and South Korea.
She is a frequent speaker at major international media outlets like Bloomberg TV, CNBC, and BBC. She also worked at ING Bank in Amsterdam focusing on country risk in Emerging Markets. Previously, she worked as a university lecturer handling Microeconomic Theory, Mathematics for Economics, and Statistics at Ca'Foscari University of Venice and Ateneo de Manila.
