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China
1 September, 2009
Institutional Investor, September 2009 China report: Banking sector Take a look at China’s banking sector and you could […]
1 September, 2009
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Institutional Investor, September 2009 China report: Asset management July witnessed something of a landmark in China’s asset management […]
1 September, 2009
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Institutional Investor, September 2009 Asian real estate has followed up an epic plunge with an equally dramatic rebound. […]
1 August, 2009
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IFR Asia, August 2009 The panda bond is a great idea with a problem: it’s all talk, no […]
13 July, 2009
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IFR Asia, July 2009 When TPG’s Newbridge Capital arm agreed to sell its stake in Shenzhen Development Bank […]
13 July, 2009
IFR Asia, July 2009 If China is struggling, it’s the sort of struggle most countries would love to […]
1 June, 2009
Euromoney guides, June 2009 China’s companies have begun to branch out over the last 10 years, taking stakes […]
1 June, 2009
Euromoney guides, June 2009 Chinese corporate structures tend to come down to state-owned or private sector. And then […]
1 June, 2009
Euromoney guides, June 2009 Fu Chengyu is chairman, chief executive officer and executive director of CNOOC Ltd, the […]
1 June, 2009
Euromoney guides, June 2009 When foreign multinationals started taking strategic stakes in China’s biggest blue chip companies, they […]
1 June, 2009
Euromoney guides, June 2009 The legal framework for corporate governance in China has taken shape at a rapid […]
1 June, 2009
Euromoney guides, June 2009 For many years now, Chinese companies have been seeking a home away from home. […]