Founding Partner Mr. Yang Jie Attends "Sanya · Caijing International Forum," Interpreting New Opportunities and Capital Trends for Chinese Companies Going Global
December 29, 2025, 16:43:49 

On December 27, the "Sanya · Caijing International Forum & The 5th Sanya Wealth Management Conference," hosted by the Sanya Municipal People''s Government and co-organized by Caijing Magazine, Caijing.com, Caijing Think Tank, the Sanya Central Business District Administration, and the Sanya Economic Research Institute, was grandly held in Sanya, Hainan. Centered on the theme of "The Future Positioning of Hainan Free Trade Port and New Opportunities for Sanya," the forum brought together elites from various fields to discuss industry development. Mr. Yang Jie, Founding Partner, Director, and China President of AGBA (Asia) Capital Group, was invited to attend and shared insightful perspectives on trending topics such as the overseas listing trends of Chinese companies and capital market preferences. 

Image: Mr. Yang Jie sharing his views at the conference

At the forum, drawing on his extensive experience in cross-border capital operations, Mr. Yang Jie provided an accurate analysis of the current attitude of the U.S. capital market. He pointed out that U.S. regulation remains accessible and welcoming toward Chinese companies. The U.S. capital market exhibits a dual characteristic of "caution + hunger" compared to the Chinese market overall—while investors in U.S. stocks are more cautious than in the past, their demand for high-quality Chinese assets remains strong. This contradictory state is reshaping the landscape for Chinese companies seeking listings in the U.S. 

Therefore, he believes that internationally-oriented enterprises should move forward more decisively and boldly on their path to global expansion. Such companies possess inherent advantages in cross-border layouts and are more likely to gain recognition from international capital. In contrast, smaller companies lacking core competitiveness should avoid rushing overseas in the current environment and prioritize stable survival. Traditional industries may not necessarily gain recognition from the U.S. capital market if they fail to achieve innovation in their models or expand their development. Conversely, companies with innovative DNA or leading advantages in light-asset models are more favored by the capital market. 

As a seasoned expert in the field of cross-border capital, Mr. Yang Jie''s sharing combined industry insights with practical references, clarifying the direction for going global amid the current complex environment for attendees and corporate managers, and providing pragmatic guidance for the development of different types of enterprises. Additionally, Mr. Yang Jie expressed high hopes for the development of the Hainan Free Trade Port, looking forward to its customs closure operation reaching new heights and attracting global capital to focus on Hainan, thereby linking China to the world and building a higher-quality bridge for Chinese companies going global and international capital entering China. 

Image: Mr. Yang Jie participating in the roundtable discussion on "Building a New Highland for Offshore Trade and Cross-Border Investment and Financing"

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