Values versus profits: the cost of investing in China
Beijing's increasing sensitivity around protests in Hong Kong is bringing the compromise international companies and investors take to invest in the nation to the fore.
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Why instos must get radical about global warming
Most of Asia’s coastal capital and commercial centres will end up facing floods unless investors, regulators and governments embrace radical policies to combat global warming.
Experts bemoan HK's slow green finance reform
The city's regulator and central bank must introduce guidance and rules more aggressively if they want to show that Hong Kong is committed to green finance, say industry participants.
Data Centre: Asset owners shift their attitude to alts
The second half survey of alternatives data provider Preqin reveals that investors are not very confident about the future, which could lead some to re-weigh their private asset allocations.
Why Asia’s investors worry about climate change and AI
A new research report argues that regional asset owners are emphasising the risks of climate change and artificial intelligence over potential opportunities.
Why China’s abolition of QFII limits is a good move
The country's elimination of limits on qualified foreign institutional investor and RQFII investments is welcome and could help encourage better governance and transparency.
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