One Belt, One Road, Multiple Risks

Jiwei Ye, Managing Director and Head of Cash, Transaction Banking, Standard Chartered Bank China (Shanghai)

29-Jun-17 09:15

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With plenty of hype surrounding Chinese President Xi Jinping's One Belt One Road initiative, Standard Chartered Bank representative Jiwei Ye spoke to the Morning Run about how OBOR can spur global growth. However, there are potential pitfalls to be avoided along the way.

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Tags: China, Malaysia, OBOR, One Belt One Road, Belt Road infrastructure, maritime silk road, global investor, trade finance, risks, global supply chain, South East Asia, Singapore, Thailand, middle class, rail road, regulatory environment, cultueral difference, development projects, Japan, cultural difference

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