How to Structure Assets for Corporate Global Expansion? Hear What Industry Leaders Said at This Grand Event of a Thousand Attendees

On June 21, 2025, the "2025 China Enterprise Global Expansion Cooperation and Exchange Conference," organized and title-sponsored by WorldWay Group, was successfully held in Shenzhen!This was a grand event for Chinese enterprises going global, where a thousand entrepreneurs gathered to unveil a new blueprint for international expansion!WorldWay identity planning empowers enterprises to go global and reach the world!Nearly 1,000 individuals from various sectors, including founders of renowned Chinese enterprises, domestic and international experts and scholars on global expansion, entrepreneurs, corporate executives, and investors, actively participated.

This roundtable discussion session was hosted by Ms. Wang Yunhan, European Project Manager at WorldWay Group, leading five guests—Ma Zheng, Tan Yueqi, Xu Dan, Zhou Wenchuan, and Wang Guoying. Focusing on corporate global expansion and asset planning, the discussion covered asset planning and risk prevention during the globalization process of Chinese enterprises. It explored how enterprises can scientifically conduct asset allocation, reasonably coordinate investment and financing structures, strengthen compliance management and legal protection, and effectively identify and prevent risks in cross-border operations in a complex and volatile global economic environment.The guests shared their practical experience in international investment and financing, legal compliance, and risk control, and proposed response strategies, including geographical investment diversification, hedging against exchange rate fluctuations, inflation and interest rate risk management, avoidance of regulatory risks, and liquidity risk control. At the same time, they also discussed the legal support behind corporate global expansion, suggestions for children's education and family education, and how to balance global and local asset allocation.These insights were targeted and provided practical guidance for Chinese enterprises to cope with the challenges of going global and achieve long-term success.

Mr. Tan Yueqi shared practical advice on how enterprises can select the right lawyers to avoid legal risks during the process of going global, as well as his experience in foreign-related arbitration, litigation, and mergers and acquisitions. He suggested that Chinese enterprises should know how to deal with foreign lawyers when investing overseas, and how to conduct effective legal consultation and risk control under different legal systems. He emphasized the importance of legal services in the process of corporate global expansion, including labor law, tax issues, contract review, etc., and suggested building a multinational legal team to deal with complex international legal issues.

Ms. Ma Zheng shared her company's experience in overseas asset allocation. She pointed out that in the current complex and volatile global economic environment, overseas asset allocation not only helps to diversify risks and capture opportunities but also faces multiple challenges, including geopolitics, exchange rate fluctuations, liquidity risks, etc. She proposed response strategies for overseas investment, such as diversifying regions, choosing politically stable markets, and configuring hedging tools, and emphasized the importance of maintaining flexibility and discipline in overseas investment, as well as safeguarding asset security and capturing structural opportunities amidst uncertainty.

Ms. Xu Dan shared her experience in the field of international education and put forward her suggestions for children's education and family education. She believes that studying and starting a business abroad has a positive impact on personal growth and cultural identity, and emphasized the role of multicultural system cultivation in promoting lifelong curiosity and desire for exploration.

Ms. Zhou Wenchuan shared her investment experience in different countries and regions, including projects in Hong Kong, Switzerland, and Australia. She emphasized the competitiveness of Hong Kong as a financial center, the technological innovation capability of Switzerland, and the friendliness of Australia, and put forward suggestions for investment and business expansion in these regions, taking into account factors such as talent systems, tax policies, technological innovation capabilities, and market size.

Ms. Wang Guoying shared her experience in the wealth management industry, including the establishment of overseas trust structures and investment advice, emphasizing that individuals and enterprises should conduct asset allocation and rebalancing between global and local markets. She proposed the football team theory for personal asset allocation, including the roles and functions of different types of assets in the investment portfolio, such as fixed deposits and insurance as goalkeepers, bond funds and hedging strategies as midfielders, and stock investments and virtual assets as forwards. In addition, she also proposed a suggestion for the proportion of overseas asset allocation, reaching at least 15-25% of total assets. Finally, she suggested choosing a suitable expert team, including lawyers and tax advisors, for asset management and risk control.

This roundtable dialogue was brilliant, and the forum concluded with warm applause! Participants generally felt that the gains from this forum far exceeded expectations, not only with detailed content and a large amount of information but also with many new sparks generated during the exchange and interaction.Many people are already looking forward to the next gathering, continuing such high-quality wisdom collision and in-depth exchanges!

The 2025 China Enterprise Global Expansion Cooperation and Exchange Conference was hosted by the Shenzhen Alumni Association of Wuhan University and the Wuhan University Shenzhen Research Institute, and organized by WorldWay Group and the International Exchange and Cooperation Committee of the Shenzhen Alumni Association of Wuhan University. The conference received strong support from the Shenzhen Office of the People's Government of Hubei Province and the Department of Commerce of Hubei Province,and was strongly assisted by more than 20 chambers of commerce and institutions, including the China Entrepreneur Research Center, Wuhan University New York Alumni Association/Shanghai Alumni Association/Macau Alumni Association/Hong Kong Alumni Association, Shenzhen Enterprise Confederation, Shenzhen Entrepreneur Association, Shenzhen Hubei Chamber of Commerce, Shenzhen Cross-border E-commerce Association, Guangdong Shenzhen Customs Brokers Association, Guangdong (Shenzhen) Jiangsu Chamber of Commerce, Shenzhen Shaanxi Revitalization Promotion Association, and WorldWay Wealth Club.

As the only immigration service agency deeply involved in organizing the conference, WorldWay Group uses its 27 years of experience in global identity planning to help Chinese entrepreneurs go global. With its outstanding expertise in the field of "global identity planning," WorldWay has always stood side by side with Chinese entrepreneurs, providing them, their families, and their enterprises with multi-faceted and professional overseas development services and support.In the future, WorldWay will continue to deepen its platform advantages, help Chinese enterprises and entrepreneurs seize broader overseas opportunities, and jointly draw a new blueprint for sailing to the world!