China, Corporate Finance and M&A, Corporate Governance and CSR, Research & Consultancy - Written by Chris Wright on Monday, June 1, 2009 12:01 - 0 Comments
China corporate governance report: overseas acquisitions
Generally, though, it is felt that from a governance perspective, more engagement with foreign assets is a good thing. “In the long run,” says Qiao Liu, associate professor in finance at the University of Hong Kong, “it will change their mentality about corporate governance.”
This article was one of several chapters in a detailed guide to corporate governance in China published with the June 2009 edition of Euromoney
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