A Peg No More?
- Apr, 2010
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The RMB’s eventual appreciation against the US dollar is all but certain. What will it mean for foreign private equity in China?
Read more »The RMB’s eventual appreciation against the US dollar is all but certain. What will it mean for foreign private equity in China?
Read more »Signs of a bubble in China’s first-tier real estate markets could spell trouble for other sectors of the economy.
Read more »Chinese firms are well positioned to become world leaders in coal-to-liquids technology.
Read more »As 2009 draws to a close, those of us who make a living in financial services in China have much to be thankful for.
Read more »A combination of stagnation in the West and policy reform in China is driving domestic private equity.
Read more »Most striking is the increase in activity among RMB denominated funds.
Read more »The coming of age of an old concept has huge potential for China’s coal sector.
Read more »The delegation of China’s FDI approvals to more amenable local officials is good news for foreign investors.
Read more »Chinese regulators are hopeful that the impending Growth Enterprise Board will prove to be a field of dreams for Chinese SMEs, and a serious competitor to foreign PIPEs.
Read more »The call on hedge funds is putting a death squeeze on SPACs, in turn making them a ridiculously expensive financing option for target companies.
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