Events Upcoming Events AmCham Post-ECFA Series Luncheon - How Will ECFA Change Taiwan's Economic Landscape by 2015? | AmCham Post-ECFA Series Luncheon - How Will ECFA Change Taiwan's Economic Landscape by 2015? |
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| Date & Time: | Friday, 10 September 2010, 12:00 — 14:00 | ||||||||
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Taipei World Trade Center Club/ 台北世貿中心聯誼社 33F, No.333, Sec.1, Keelung Rd, Taipei / 台北市基隆路一段333號33樓 |
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AmCham Special Luncheon - Post-ECFA Series
On June 29, 2010, Taiwan and China signed the landmark trade pact named the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement or ECFA, believed by political scientists to be the most significant agreement reached by Taiwan and China in the last 60 years. After the Legislative Yuan announced the official passage of the ECFA on August 17, 2010, Taiwan and China will establish a mechanism for regular consultation and dispute settlements while further negotiations beyond the “early harvest” list will continue. This obviously is a major milestone for Taiwan's economic development. Does ECFA bring opportunities or risks to Taiwan businesses and its people? Will Taiwan be able to resurge and once again become attractive to domestic and international businesses alike? AmCham is delighted to invite speakers Dr. Raymond Wu, Dr. Daniel Liu and Mr. Peter Kurz who will share their studies and insights with our member companies.
About the Speakers
Mr. Peter Kurz is Managing Director at Citigroup Global Markets where is Head of Taiwan Country Research. As one of the longest-standing foreign analysts in the Taiwan market, he has been dubbed “Mr. Taiwan” by the local media. Prior to joining Citigroup, Peter was an investment banker with BNP Paribas, founder of Insight Pacific Ltd., an investment research and corporate finance advisory firm, and Head of Taiwan Equity Research at Merrill Lynch.
Dr. Da-Nien (Daniel) Liu is the Research Fellow of International Division at Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research. He received his Ph. D. in Economics from the Cornell University. His major research field and publications cover topics of international Trade & Investment, Industrial Economics, Multilateral Trading System and Regional Integration. He has involved in Taiwan’s WTO negotiation, participation of APEC meetings and formation of Taiwan’s FTA policy. His current research subjects focus on the evaluation of Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) and Cross-Strait Economic relationship. Dr. Raymond Wu has been an associate professor of law at the Fu-Jen University since 1995. Dr. Wu is also the co-founder and managing director of a political risk consultancy practice, the e-telligence Research and Consulting Group (ETRC), which specializes on cross-Strait investment trends and trade relations. Dr. Wu had been appointed the Director of Foreign Affairs at the Taiwan Provincial Government in 1995, responsible for the Province’s sister-state relations and trade and investment promotion. In 2005, Dr. Wu was appointed Senior Vice President and Research Director of the Cross-Strait Interflow Prospect Foundation, responsible for international scholarly exchanges and research projects with leading think tanks in the United States, Europe, Southeast Asia, and China.
To cancel without penalty, written cancellation must be received by AmCham 24 hours before the event, or else full price of the event will be charged. Expense for any guests invited by an AmCham member will be billed to the member’s account directly. Membership is on an individual basis. Non-member can only attend at non-member price. * Non-members whose companies are also non-members of AmCham may attend a maximum of three AmCham events.
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| Registration Deadline: | Friday, 10 September 2010, 10:00 | ||||||||
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* Non-members whose companies are also non-members of AmCham may attend a maximum of three AmCham events.
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