Fueled by Beijing’s policies to maintain the economic growth, the public investment boom across China raises risks in increasing non-performing assets at local commercial banks, making a strong case for caution.
The current industrial reshuffle offers a golden opportunity for top-notch players in the private equity game to seek out good investment openings.
Aspiring Chinese enterprises may be able to seize opportunities that emerge from the economic crisis and elevate their position in global value chains, provided that the European and North American markets don’t suffer for too long.
No matter which approach the government takes to establish a modern rural financial system, the key question in rejuvenating the rural economy remains how to facilitate the flow of capital back to rural areas.
In the value chain of traditional investment banks and venture capital firms, financial advisors play a unique role in the financial capital sector by helping ventures build IPO models. But their livelihoods are being challenged by the global economic crisis. How can they adapt to survive?
By seizing this opportunity, China will be able to demonstrate its responsibility and ability to lead as a global power. It will also lay a solid foundation for the country’s economic momentum over the next 30 years.
Breakthroughs must be made amidst the conflicts in financial services in China’s rural areas.
The NYSE was wise enough to take precautions even during a bullish market. That proactive approach is beginning to pay off.
New Huadu’s successful listing proves the value of Tang Jun, the “emperor employee”.
A lack of international expertise and a habit of only tapping into a limited domestic talent pool has backed China’s fund companies into a corner.
While legions of companies are suffering through hard times, a few are doing exceptionally well thanks to flexible strategies and smart positioning.
China’s financial industry is learning from an innovative new credit model-banks combined with venture capital.
Will China Merchants Bank, the avant-garde in every new banking field, continue its success?
There’s hope that the Sichuan earthquake will be a wake-up call for many to reconsider the importance of catastrophe insurance.
The excellent performance of Chinese banks in the first quarter of 2008 reflects their increasing profitability.