China may be financial accident waiting to happen
Stalling growth in China is fuelling concerns of a negative impact on the global economy.
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BlackRock receives RQFII license
BlackRock Asset Management North Asia, a subsidiary of BlackRock, has received its first Renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (RQFII) license by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
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Pax Economica era could keep the pace
With a newly assertive China upsetting its neighbours and an aggressive Russia invading Crimea, some are wondering whether Pax Americana will lose its influence.
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Twoedged sword China remain opportunity and threat
A selective approach to identifying the winners from the growth in China is required and it is important not to just buy the China effect.
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is enviro friendly China a credible investment
As China goes through its shift of emphasis to a new-look, domestic-focused economy, clean energy is emerging as a theme within its government’s push to a ‘Beautiful China’. But how good is this for investors?
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EM equity fund selector historically low
Appetite for emerging markets equities is approaching the lows recorded in mid-2011.
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The side effects of China slowdown
Is a 7.5% GDP forecast for China too optimistic, or still impressive given the meagre growth seen in the developed world?
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Matthews Asia recruits China spokesman
Emerging markets house Matthews Asia has recruited Andy Rothman as an investment strategist focused on Chinas economic and political developments.
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ETF Securities to launch white label China ETF
The latest product offers opportunity but also a payoff for investors seeking Chinese shares.
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Allianz GIs Yu Still betting on Macau
Allianz’ emerging markets manager Lu Yu says secular growth story is dead but Macau casinos will move higher
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no brains behind no brainer buying renminbi
Teresa Kong argues that the recent moves in Chinese currency markets are not just a healthy thing to see but necessary for an economy looking to increase the role of the market in allocating resources.
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China strong currency wider reform agenda
From an economic perspective China’s strong currency is hurting exporters but, as Mark Tinker argues, there is a far bigger reform agenda here.
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