As geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties reshape global alliances, the 2025 Tsinghua PBCSF Global Finance Forum emerges as a critical platform for cross-border dialogue. Scheduled to align with UN Sustainable Development Goals, this year's theme – 'A Shared Future: Building an Open and Inclusive Economic and Financial System' – reflects growing consensus on multilateral solutions.
Key participants including Lord Mark Malloch-Brown, former UN deputy secretary-general, and Erik Berglof of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will lead discussions on stabilizing supply chains and reforming international financial architecture. 'This forum comes at an inflection point for global economic governance,' said Tsinghua PBCSF Professor Shi Kang in preparatory remarks.
The event's agenda prioritizes practical cooperation mechanisms, with UBS strategist Massimiliano Castelli expected to present innovative models for public-private partnership. Observers note the forum's timing coincides with increased Asian leadership in shaping financial norms, particularly through institutions like the AIIB and New Development Bank.
