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China Stocks Go Mainstream

December 5, 2017 By Wynne Wang

In the summer of 2017, MSCI finally agreed to include China mainland stocks in its global benchmark equities indices. The decision means Chinese stocks will become a must-have part of many investor’s portfolios. Indeed, it’s a big opportunity for foreign investors, but the risk management is tricky in many regards. For one thing, speculative mom-pop retail investors have been dominating the Chinese stock market and for another, the state-owned firms have intervened in the trading market to a worrying degree. How will the market change and what can investors expect from this volatile yet promising market?

Filed Under: All Articles, China, Chinese Economy, Stock Exchange Tagged With: Equity market, Investment, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, Stockmarket

China Stock Market Update: No Bull in this China Shop

July 7, 2015 By Major Tian

Why the government’s efforts to stabilize China’s flailing stock markets have not worked so far.

Filed Under: All Articles, Finance, Know China, Policy and Law, Stock Exchange Tagged With: Government Control, Investor Confidence, Liu Jing, PBOC, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Slider, Stockmarket

Understanding the Bloodbath at the Shanghai Stock Exchange

July 3, 2015 By Major Tian

Four stories behind the dramatic rise and the equally dramatic fall of the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s stock index.

Filed Under: All Articles, Finance, Stock Exchange Tagged With: Investor Confidence, IPOs, PBOC, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Slider, Stockmarket

Shanghai Stock Exchange: Baffling Bourse

March 16, 2015 By Hudson Lockett

Is the Shanghai Stock Exchange finally becoming a hub for global finance?

Filed Under: All Articles, Chinese Economy, Finance, Know China, Stock Exchange Tagged With: Asian Financial Crisis, China Securities Regulatory Commission, Foreign Investment, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Slider

China Roundup: China’s growth slows; Shuanghui’s IPO; and cross-border investments

April 11, 2014 By Major Tian

The week that was: China’s growth slows further; financial regulators wrangle over debt problems; and meat processing company Shuanghai International (now known as WH Group) prepares to list in Hong Kong.  China prepares for slower growth More signs of a slowing Chinese economy this week—imports and exports fell by 11.3% and 6.6% year-on-year in March, surprising […]

Filed Under: All Articles, China Round-up, Chinese Economy, Finance, Know China, Mergers and Acquisitions, Stock Exchange, Technology, Winning in China Tagged With: Alibaba, Baidu, Chinese Food, Debt, Hong Kong, Investment, Mergers and Acquisitions, PBOC, Shadow Banking, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Slider, Weibo

China Round-up: Thaw in the Shanghai Stock Exchange, the Bitcoin Ban, and the Apple-China Mobile Tango

December 6, 2013 By Major Tian

    The week that was: the Shanghai Stock Exchange will finally end the IPO freeze; British Prime Minister David Cameron brings a slew of business deals to China; and bitcoins come under the scanner. China to end IPO freeze There have been no initial public offerings on the Shanghai Stock Exchange since late 2012, but […]

Filed Under: All Articles, China, Chinese Economy, Finance, Stock Exchange Tagged With: Apple, Bitcoins, China Mobile, Chinese Economy, David Cameron, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Slider

A History of Private Enterprise in China

March 21, 2013 By CKGSB Knowledge

In December 1978, China began a series of economic reforms collectively termed as the “Reform and Opening Up” policy led by Deng Xiaoping, through which the country embraced “socialism with Chinese characteristics”. Since then, China’s policy makers have walked a winding path towards prosperity, herding the nation’s behemoth state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and an increasingly vibrant private sector in […]

Filed Under: All Articles, China, Chinese Economy, Connections, Economy, Infographics, Joint Ventures, Policy and Law, Winning in China Tagged With: Deng Xiaoping, Infographic, Private Enterprise, Private Sector, Reform and Opening Up, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Slider, SOE, SOEs, State Owned Enterprises, World Trade Organization, WTO

How corporate transparency influences stock returns

December 16, 2011 By CKGSB Knowledge

12-16On December 19, 1990, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) opened for business in Astor House Hotel. The first listed company was Yu Garden Restaurant, whose stock market price was around CNY300. Not long after that, the fourth Chinese Premier, Li Peng, and his wife paid a visit to the SSE to take a look themselves. […]

Filed Under: 2011, All Articles, Best Practice, CSR, Finance, Social Good Tagged With: China Securities Regulatory Commission, CSSE, Lenovo, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Tsingtao

The Chinese art market, a new investment hotspot

October 26, 2010 By CKGSB Knowledge

While clear signs show the cooling down of real estate transactions and the widely swinging Chinese domestic stock market, passion for investing in Chinese art shows no sign of fading. Both Chinese artworks and Chinese buyers are creating an upsurge in the domestic and international art auction market. ARTRON, China’s largest online art publishing house, […]

Filed Under: 2010, All Articles, Finance Tagged With: Art, Chinese art market, Mei Moses Fine Art Index, Shanghai Stock Exchange, SSE

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