Exclusive GCC Club Webinar: China’s Economic Landscape with Greenmantle

The GCC Club invites you to an exclusive webinar featuring Alice Han, China Director at Greenmantle, a leading macroeconomic and geopolitical advisory firm founded by Niall Ferguson.

📅 Date: Wednesday, February 26
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM Dubai
⏳ Duration: 30-minute presentation + 30-minute Q&A

Topic: Decoding China’s Economic & Political Trends in 2025

With China at the center of global economic shifts, understanding its evolving political economy, financial landscape, and geopolitical strategies is crucial. Alice brings deep expertise, having worked alongside leading historians, policymakers, and economists, with research featured in the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, and Foreign Policy.

This one-hour session offers exclusive insights into:
✔  Key macroeconomic and policy trends shaping China in 2025
✔ The impact on global markets, finance, and technology sectors
✔Risks and opportunities for businesses operating in or with China

The session will include an interactive Q&A – your chance to engage directly with one of the top China analysts today.

We look forward to having you.

Greenmantle is a macroeconomic and geopolitical advisory servicing clients in the energy, finance, and technology sectors. Founded by Niall Ferguson, Greenmantle offers proprietary research services and bespoke advice on global economic and political trends.

Alice is Greenmantle’s China Director. She holds an AB in history and economics from Harvard and a Master’s in East Asian Studies from Stanford University, where she focussed on Chinese political economy and fintech. She previously worked as a research assistant to economic historian Niall Ferguson as well as Ambassador Nicholas Burns, the U.S. Ambassador to China, at the Harvard Kennedy School. Her academic work and media publications on China and fintech have been published by Harvard University, the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, and Tsinghua University, as well as the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy, and ABC News.