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The U.S. is Open to Chinese Investment

Asia Society partnered with the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai for the Chinese language release of the report. (Photo: Asia Society)
Ken Petrilla, Head of Wells Fargo Bank's China Desk, speaks at the Shanghai conference. (Photo: Asia Society)
Gary Rieschel of Qiming Venture Partners delivered the keynote address at the Shanghai event. (Photo: Asia Society)
Robert Theleen, Vice Chair of AmCham Shanghai, moderated the conference's first panel. (Photo: Asia Society)
Chris Cooper of Deloitte, Feng Deng of Northern Light Venture Capital, and Daniel Rosen of Rhodium Group participated in the second panel. (Photo: Asia Society)
From L to R: Jack Wadsworth, Ken Wilcox, Orville Schell, and Daniel Rosen participate in a press conference at the 2012 Caixin World Summit in Beijing. (Photo: Asia Society)
Daniel Rosen presents the report's findings and recommendations at a session in the 2012 Caixin Summit. (Photo: Asia Society)
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Despite ongoing political and trade tensions between the U.S. and China, potential Chinese investors seeking opportunities overseas were assured that the U.S. is an open and prime destination for their business. 

The message was delivered at an Asia Society event organized in partnership with the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai on November 15 and at Caixin Media Company's 2012 Caixin Summit in Beijing on November 16. The events featured a large line-up of business and policy experts gathered by the Asia Society from the U.S. and China. They also served as the official launch of the Chinese translation of Asia Society’s Chinese Direct Investment in California report, which was released on October 10 and 11 in the U.S. 

Here is a roundup of Chinese media coverage for the events, with stories in China Daily, Morning Whistle, Financial Times, China.org, Caijing, Xinhua, China News Network, and Caixin. Click through to learn more about the events and the discussion. 

To download the Chinese translation of Asia Society’s Chinese Direct Investment in California report, visit AsiaSociety.org/ChinaCAInvestment.