Alice Han

Director of China at Greenmantle · Macroeconomics & Policy Expert

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Biography

Alice Han is one of the most cited voices on Chinese macro and US-China economic relations — a Rhodes Scholar who spent formative years inside HSBC and the Bank of England before joining Niall Ferguson's Greenmantle as Director of China research. For banking and asset management audiences, she takes dense policy shifts — Beijing's property deleveraging, capital controls, tech crackdowns, outbound-investment screening — and renders them as investable intelligence.

What separates Alice on stage is that she reads the primary sources. While most commentators cite second-hand summaries, she works through the actual State Council directives, PBOC policy reports, and Politburo readouts in Mandarin. Your portfolio managers and corporate treasurers will notice the difference within the first five minutes.

She has briefed global macro funds, sovereign wealth allocators, corporate boards, and US policymakers. Regular appearances on Bloomberg, CNBC, and the Financial Times have made her a trusted name in the buy-side community. Her talks are especially valuable for CIO offsites, private bank client events, and corporate leadership summits where the China question is on every agenda but where generic geopolitical talks miss the granular policy nuance.

Alice customises every keynote to the audience's exposure — whether you are a US regional bank assessing CFIUS risk, a European asset manager rethinking MSCI EM allocation, or a Hong Kong wealth desk recalibrating cross-border flows. Attendees walk away with frameworks they can brief upward the next morning.

Speech Topics

What Alice Han Speaks About

China 2026 — What Beijing Actually Wants
A primary-source read on Xi's current economic priorities: deleveraging property, re-financialising state banks, managing the yuan, and rerouting capital away from the US. What it means for your US-China portfolio and cross-border deal pipeline.
US-China Decoupling for Finance Executives
Past the headlines: a concrete framework for mapping your firm's China exposure across supply chain, counterparty risk, compliance regimes, and regulatory surface area. Includes scenario planning for Taiwan stress events.
Emerging Markets After the Dollar Peak
Why the 2020s EM playbook is different from the 2010s, where allocation opportunities are widening (India, Vietnam, Mexico), and how Chinese capital is reshaping flows across the Global South.
Geopolitics for Corporate Boards
A board-level briefing on the top geopolitical tail risks facing financial institutions — sanctions regimes, export controls, energy transition politics — delivered without jargon and with direct strategic implications.
Insights from Alice Han
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"If you are relying on English-language commentary to understand Beijing's next move, you are roughly six months late. The primary sources are where the edge is."— Alice Han
"Decoupling is not a binary — it is a surface area. Map your exposure line by line and you will find both risks and opportunities most of your competitors have not priced in."— Alice Han
For meeting planners

Everything You Need to Know

  • Keynote — 45–60 minutes. Main-stage, data-rich, room-holding.
  • Fireside chat — 30–45 minutes. Intimate format for CIO offsites and client dinners.
  • Board briefing — 60–90 minutes, closed-door, scenario-based.
  • Moderated panel — Alice is a sharp moderator on US-China, EM, and global macro panels.
  • Virtual — Studio-quality setup with primary-source visuals.
  • Wireless lavalier microphone preferred.
  • Confidence monitor and main-screen HDMI.
  • High-resolution slide deck with embedded Mandarin source citations.
  • Backup internet for any live data references.
  • 30–60 minute pre-event call with event chair and relevant stakeholders.
  • Tailors content to your firm's specific China exposure and audience seniority.
  • Will weave in your brand, regional focus, and board-level concerns.
  • Post-event Q&A via email for attendees who had follow-up questions.
  • Ideal — 4–6 months ahead.
  • Possible — 6–8 weeks with scheduling flex.
  • Last-minute — Reach out; we have made it work.
  • Contracts finalised within 48 hours of confirmation.
Frequently asked questions

About Booking Alice Han

What are Alice Han's speaking fees?
Alice's fee range depends on format, audience size, and location. Corporate keynotes typically fall in our mid-to-upper range. We provide transparent ranges up front — no "call for pricing" runaround. Submit the enquiry form and we will come back within 24 hours. Check availability
What formats does Alice deliver?
Keynote (45–60 minutes), fireside chat, private client roundtable, board briefing, virtual webinar, and moderated panel. She is equally at home in a 20-person CIO offsite and on a main stage of 1,500. Check availability
Can Alice customise her talk to our audience?
Yes — she insists on it. Every engagement includes a pre-event call where she maps her content to your firm's specific China exposure (private bank, asset manager, commercial lender, corporate treasury). Generic decks do not ship. Check availability
Does Alice speak on topics beyond China?
Yes. Alice regularly speaks on broader EM macro, US-China competition, commodity-cycle geopolitics, and global investment flows. Her China expertise anchors those talks but does not limit them. Check availability
How far in advance should we book Alice Han?
Four to six months is ideal, especially for marquee events and Q4 earnings-season dates. Shorter notice is sometimes possible — reach out and we will check availability immediately. Check availability
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