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‘Higher quotas, more choice’ are key to Wealth Management Connect scheme
- Many investors want the cap on individual investments raised by at least five times from the current 1 million yuan (US$140,528)
- The first cross-border scheme tailor-made for the 11 cities of the Greater Bay Area will mark its first anniversary on October 19
VC firm Hillhouse battles lay-off rumours amid plunging tech stocks
Hillhouse Capital, China’s top private equity firm, has denied it is undergoing large-scale lay-offs after facing earlier rumours this year about its portfolio amid a tech stock sell-off.
Hillhouse Capital, China’s top private equity firm, has denied it is undergoing large-scale lay-offs after facing earlier rumours this year about its portfolio amid a tech stock sell-off.
Who keeps crypto going? It’s everyone – from teens to the middle-aged
They call each other ‘fam’, cheer those making money and commiserate with those who get ‘rekt’ by losses – they belong to communities on social media that are driving cryptocurrencies.
They call each other ‘fam’, cheer those making money and commiserate with those who get ‘rekt’ by losses – they belong to communities on social media that are driving cryptocurrencies.
US pressure on investors to eschew China dents capital flows
The US effort to crimp foreign investment into China, combined with the coronavirus pandemic, is weighing on capital flows.
The US effort to crimp foreign investment into China, combined with the coronavirus pandemic, is weighing on capital flows.
China’s US$941 billion sovereign fund hunts for assets to beat the market
China Investment Corp is looking for more resilient assets in markets battered by the coronavirus pandemic to improve returns, Executive Vice President Zhao Haiying said in an interview.
China Investment Corp is looking for more resilient assets in markets battered by the coronavirus pandemic to improve returns, Executive Vice President Zhao Haiying said in an interview.
Why did China’s US$940 billion sovereign wealth fund lose money last year?
China Investment Corporation (CIC) saw a 2.35 per cent negative return on its overseas investment portfolio in 2018 in contrast to the gain of 17.6 per cent in 2017.
China Investment Corporation (CIC) saw a 2.35 per cent negative return on its overseas investment portfolio in 2018 in contrast to the gain of 17.6 per cent in 2017.