The specialized economic and financial education platform Saida Economy is hosting a seminar that delves deeply into the US-China hegemonic war and corresponding investment response strategies.
Saida Economy announced on the 15th that it will hold the 3rd session of the "Ahn Yuhwa's Periscope Seminar (an economic seminar illuminating investment perspectives)" at 3 PM on the 17th at Saida Economy headquarters located in Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
Ahn Yuhwa, President of the University of California, Irvine, will conduct the seminar under the theme "US-China Conflict and China's Counterattack, Korea's Future and Investment Opportunities."
The seminar is structured around six topics: ▲The birth and growth of China's new economic model ▲The changing US and economic relations with Korea due to China's counterattack ▲Reevaluating Korean companies' strategies for entering China at a crossroads ▲Response strategies for Korean companies to maintain competitiveness in the global market ▲Finding new investment methods amid US-China hegemonic competition ▲Potential crisis in the Chinese economy and warning signs individual investors should be aware of.
The seminar will also be simultaneously live-streamed on the Saida Economy Antourage website. For the on-site seminar, where participants can engage in a direct Q&A with Professor Ahn Yuhwa, registration is limited to the first 60 applicants. Applications can be made through the Antourage website.
Participants will receive benefits such as a 10% discount on the University of California, Irvine graduate MBA and certificate programs, unlimited replays of the seminar for three months, and free admission to the 12th session of Ahn Yuhwa's book club (with 5 participants selected).
President Ahn Yuhwa stated, "The US-China conflict is currently one of the most important and urgent issues facing the Republic of Korea," adding, "I will provide useful and practical advice to help all participants prepare and respond together."
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