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Shuli Ren

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Don’t Bother Investing in China Unless You’re Chinese

By: Shuli Ren

Only a local can properly circumvent the country’s infamous firewall. Even asset managers in Hong Kong no longer have a clear picture of the mainland.

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Which Is Worse, Insider Trading or Espionage?

By: Shuli Ren

China’s latest crackdown — this time targeting consulting firms that guide global investors — just got serious.

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Chinese Don’t Love SOEs. They Have No Choice

By: Shuli Ren

Shares of state-owned enterprises have been on fire as the market weighs ample liquidity and anemic corporate profits.

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The World’s Biggest IPO Market Is Not Healthy

By: Shuli Ren

A fast and furious influx of new companies is changing the investing landscape for fund managers in China.

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$10 Billion Property Bond Defaults Are Just Around the Corner

By: Shuli Ren

Chinese local governments are tightening their oversight of developers’ pre-sales process.

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Banks Are Roaring Back in Xi’s New China

By: Shuli Ren

A government push to upgrade key manufacturing will need financing that the inefficient, largely state-owned lenders are best positioned to provide—for better or worse.

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Just How Safe Is Your Social Security Paycheck?

By: Shuli Ren

For both the US and China, delaying government payments to the vulnerable is politically sensitive.

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Is This Property Developer China Evergrande 2.0?

By: Shuli Ren

Wanda’s recent liquidity woes put even the world’s most indebted builder to shame.

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China Real Estate: Is this property developer China's Evergrande 2.0?

By: Shuli Ren

Wanda's liquidity woes dwarf every other indebted builder in the world. If a proposed share sale fails to go public by the year-end, Wanda, China's biggest shopping mall operator, will have to repay its pre-IPO investors, who bought in about two years ago, around $5.6 billion

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This Is How Xi Jinping Can Fix China's ‘Great Recession’

By: Shuli Ren

Beijing has been too busy with regulations. It’s time it stepped in and became a buyer of last resort.

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