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Meanwhile, stock-index futures will help boost liquidity and reduce volatility in the Chinese markets, says senior portfolio manager Frank Yao.
The best way for China's banks to deal with a growing number of non-performing loans is to allow assets to be securitised and sold at distressed levels, argues political ...
An apparent change in behaviour by these institutions may be affecting investors' approach to the metal, says the World Gold Council.
Investors have turned far less bullish on China and Europe, amid a global drop in risk appetite, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's February fund-manager survey.
Asia ex-Japan stocks are currently valued at 13x forward earnings, with an expected growth rate of close to 20%, says Ray Prasad at Batterymarch.
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Recent stock-market corrections and the disappointing performance of IPOs in China are to be expected, says the California-based asset manager.
Corporate and financial firms want to know more about the likely impact of central clearing of over-the-counter derivatives, according to Greenwich Associates. A big issue ...
After falling since June, ITG's liquidity indicator for the region rose in December, helped by growing trading volumes and a drop in trading costs.
Changes in the gold price lag global money-supply growth by six months, meaning gold can be taken as an indicator of future inflation, according to the World Gold Council.
Hedge fund manager Michael Liang lists the daunting tasks that lie ahead for China, including tackling rising inflation and property prices.
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There are also good opportunities in second-tier cities in China and in prime office property in Australia and Hong Kong, says Kenneth Tsang of LaSalle Investment Management.
But their expectation of a swift US recovery is waning, according to a survey by ING Investment Management.