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Sunday, 11th November
15:30-17:30 Informal Networking Reception, Grand Hyatt Hotel, Poolhouse
17:30- 19:00 Welcome Reception, Grand Hyatt Hotel, Tiffin Lounge. Sponsored by the Shanghai Gold Exchange and the Shanghai Futures Exchange
Day One – Monday, 12th November
08.30 Opening Session
Welcome Remarks Stewart Murray, LBMA Chief Executive David Gornall, LBMA Chairman and Global Head of Precious Metals Trading, Natixis London Branch Transcript Peter Smith, LPPM Chairman and Executive Director, JPMorgan Chase Bank Transcript Haywood Cheung, President, Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Wang Zhe, Chairman, Shanghai Gold Exchange Chinese Transcript. English Transcript Chu Juehai, Executive Vice President, Shanghai Futures Exchange . English Transcript
Keynote Speech Xie Duo, General Director, People's Bank of China (PBOC) Slides
Macro Outlook for the World Economy and Currencies Professor Yu Yongding, Institute of World Economics and Politics, former member of the Monetary Policy Committee of the PBOC English SlidesChinese Slides. English Transcript
10:15 Coffee Break
10:45 Session 2: Precious Metals Investment
Chairman - John Reade, Senior Vice President, Paulson & Co
Gloom, Boom or Doom for Gold? Marc Faber, Editor and Publisher of "The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report"
Tactical Gold Allocation Within a Multi-Asset Portfolio. Charles Morris, Head of Global Asset Management, HSBC Slides. English Transcript
The Role of Gold in a Real Asset Portfolio Bob Greer, Executive Vice President and Manager of Real Return Products, PIMCO Slides English Transcript
ETFs: What the Precious Metal Investor Really Wants to Know Graham Tuckwell, Chairman, ETF Securities Ltd Slides. English Transcript
12:30 - 13:45 Lunch Sponsored by IE Singapore
13:45 Session 3: China / Asia
Chairman - Albert Cheng Managing Director, Far East, World Gold Council Slides.
Is China's Retail Demand a Function of Policy or Culture? Zheng Zhiguang, General Manager, Precious Metals Dept, ICBC SlidesTranscript. English Transcript
Asian Trends - New Markets, New Opportunities Cheng Thye Ng, Managing Director, Head of Precious Metals, Asia, Standard Bank Slides
Asia-Pacific Precious Metal Industry and Investment Demand Howard Chen, Chairman, Solar Applied Materials Technology Corp SlidesEnglish Transcript
15:00 Coffee Break
16:00 Session 4: PGMs: Fundamental Drivers in a Changing World
Chairman - David Jollie, Strategic Analyst, Mitsui & Co. Precious Metals. Inc.
Can South African PGM Supply Meet Demand? Derek Engelbrecht, Group Executive Marketing, Impala Platinum Holdings Limited Slides
Platinum Jewellery in China James Courage, CEO, Platinum Guild International Slides. English Transcript
The Automotive Sector: A Driver of Demand and Supply Friedemann Rohr, Senior Manager Systems Integration Research & Technology, Umicore Autocat (China) Co Ltd Slides. English Transcript.
17:30 Conference Adjourns
Evening: Cocktail Party & Conference Dinner, Convention Hall, HKCEC Sponsored by the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange Society
Central Banks: The Future Outlook Ashish Bhatia, Manager Government Affairs, World Gold Council Slides. English Transcript
12:15 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 Session 7: Panel Session - Reading the Tea Leaves
Chairman - Steven Lowe, Managing Director, Bank of Nova Scotia - ScotiaMocatta
Panel: Ryan Byrne, Global Precious Metals Manager, Jefferies Bache Limited John Levin, Global Head of Metal Sales, ANZ Investment Bank Kamal Naqvi, Managing Director, Commodities, Credit Suisse David MS Wang, Executive Director, Greater China Metals Marketing, JP Morgan
Conference Summary Tom Kendall, Director, Precious Metals Research, Credit Suisse Slides. English Transcript
Prizes Presentation: Best Speaker and Feedback Session Participant
16:00 Close of Conference Coffee Break
16:15 Johnson Matthey Presents "Platinum 2012 Interim Review"
Panel: Peter Duncan, General Manager Market Research, Johnson Matthey Tim Pearce, General Manager Trading, Johnson Matthey Mike Gross, General Manager, Johnson Matthey Pacific