A Full Day Dynamic Event Hosted by Sino-US Investment Expert Brian Su
The First International Investment Business Event in the Midwest
Stimulating Economy and Creating American Jobs through Foreign Investments
Featuring Renowned Investment Speakers and Legal Experts
Learning the Latest Update and Developments on EB-5 Investment Program
Networking with Top-notch Professionals of International Investment Industry
Showcasing Your Services and Investment Projects to Others

        "The Midwest Conference on Foreign Investment" is specifically designed for U.S. company executives, business attorneys, real estate developers, financial professionals, international businesses to network with international investment experts, consultants and services providers.  Our goal is to assist various investment projects in entering capital market around the world.  Top speakers and practitioners have been invited to share their real world experiences and expertise. 

           US Citizenship and Immigration Services recently reported 2,364 EB-5 visas issued in the first three months of the current federal fiscal year.   This equates to at least 10,000 new jobs for American workers.  At this pace, the 2012 Program will come close to using its 10,000 annual visa allocation for the first time since the Program’s inception in 1994.

     According to the Asia-Pacific Wealth Report 2008 by Merrill Lynch and Capgemini, wealthy investors from China have traditionally held a high proportion of their assets in real estate. In 2007, a year that saw investors diversify into other assets against the backdrop of a booming stock market, high net-worth individuals in China allocated 21% of their assets to real estate, against a global average of 14%. Now, the drop in housing prices and a steady RMB have created an opportunity for wealthy Chinese to invest in real estate in the United States.

   The GroupM Knowledge - Hurun Wealth Report 2011, details that China has 960,000 ‘millionaires’ with personal wealth of 10 million Yuan or more (USD$1.5 million), up 85,000 individuals or 9.7% year on year.  In 2009, there were 825,000 millionaires, growing last year to 875,000.  China also has 60,000 ‘super rich’ with 100 million Yuan or more, up 9.0% on last year.  Four out of five millionaires, for example, are thinking of sending their children to study overseas, with the US and UK their preferred destinations.

    "China's Private Wealth Report 2011" issued by China Merchants Bank shows that Chinese interests in overseas real estate and immigration are getting stronger. The report also indicates that about 27% Chinese billionaires have involved in emigration investment.