I’ve never been very good at New Year’s resolutions. Gym memberships languish unused, books wait anxiously unread on my bedside table and my alcohol intake slowly heads skyward following a failed attempt at Dry January.
De-risking, geopolitical tensions and tightening regulation have turned some investors away from China, while others still see the potential in its market of 1.4 billion people.
British Chamber of Commerce in China survey shows most British-invested firms will maintain investment levels in China for the coming year, although economic uncertainty was cited as a reason for uncertainty.
With China looking to reconnect with the business world, this week’s economic forum in Hainan offers a glimpse at how authorities are hoping foreign investors and businesses can reinvigorate China’s economy.
China Securities Regulatory Commission launched WFOE PFM to encourage foreign fund managers to make investments in China with money raised in China. With the first QDLP fund managed by a WFOE PFM, foreign fund managers can choose where to invest globally with the funds raised in China.