Podcasts
Hank Greenberg: U.S. And China Must Jointly Manage Asia Pacific
In this special edition of China Money Podcast, listen to former chairman and CEO of AIG, Hank Greenberg, discuss how the U.S. and China should jointly manage the Asia Pacific region, the transition of China's economic model, and China Development Bank's failed investment in San Fransisco. Hank Greenberg answered questions from former Morgan Stanley chief [...]
Tristen Langley: Start-ups Within Chinese Internet Companies Generate Great Value
In this episode of China Money Podcast, co-founder of Amalfi Capital, Tristen Langley, talks with our host, Nina Xiang, on Alibaba Group's $586 million acquisition of an 18% stake of Sina's Weibo, her investment firm's winning and losing bets, and the future challenges facing China's e-commerce industry. Listen to the full-interview in the audio podcast, [...]
Bluford Putnam: No Hyperinflation Like The 1970s This Time Around
In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Bluford Putnam, chief economist at the CME Group, talks with Nina Xiang about his forecast for when the Fed will stop asset-buying programs, raise interest rates, and their impact on China. He also explains why investors do not need to worry about inflation even after the biggest [...]
Richard Herd: China Likely To Further Tighten Its Property Sector Later This Year
In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Richard Herd, head of China research at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (the OECD), talks with Nina Xiang about OECD's 2013 China Economic Survey. He explaines why the OECD believes that China will overtake the U.S. as the largest economy in 2016; why the Chinese [...]
ANZ Warns Of Bubble Burst In Hong Kong's Residential Property Market
In this episode of China Money Podcast, our host Nina Xiang reviews the latest news from the week of March 25 to April 1, 2013. – China's official PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) number rebounded significantly in March, consistent with the rebound shown in the HSBC PMI released earlier. The statistic further supports the view that [...]
Simon Eckersley: HAO Capital-Invested Chinese Medical Equipment Maker Eyes Major Acquisitions
In this episode of China Money Podcast, founder and CEO of Beijing-headquartered, $500 million-under-management HAO Capital, Simon Eckersley, talks with our host, Nina Xiang, on HAO Capital's investments in the healthcare and environmental protection sectors, the firm's plans for future fundraising, and some key methods it uses to help portfolio companies grow. Listen to the [...]
Daan van Aert: Logistic Warehouses And Car Parks Present Best Property Investment Opportunities In China
In this episode of China Money Podcast, head of non-listed real estate Asia in APG, one of the largest pension fund asset managers in the world with assets under management of approximately €325 billion, Daan van Aert, discusses with our host, Nina Xiang, APG's investments in China such as car parks and logistic warehouses, his [...]
Tony Hsu: Invest Like Warren Buffett With A Chinese Twist
In this episode of China Money Podcast, Dalton Investments' Shanghai-based portfolio manager, Tony Hsu, explains to our host, Nina Xiang, how to execute the playbook of Warren Buffett in China, the reasons why Dalton's Asian equity strategy has consistently beat the market and his outlook for the markets in 2013. Listen to the full interview [...]
Antoine Dréan: Secondary Transactions Of Chinese PE Fund Stakes Among LPs Will Double In 2013
In this episode of China Money Podcast, founder and CEO of Palico, Antoine Dréan, shares what he sees the fundraising environment will be for China-focused private equity funds this year, and why secondary transactions of Chinese private equity fund stakes among Limited Partners (LPs) will likely double in 2013. Listen to the full interview in [...]
Jing Ulrich: China's Infrastructure Boom Will Continue With A New Theme
In this episode of China Money Podcast, chairman of global markets, China at J.P. Morgan, Jing Ulrich shares her thoughts on where China's economic recovery is headed next, what policies the government is likely to take to contain potential property sector overheating, and if Chinese state-owned enterprises will contribute more to help build up China's [...]
Bei Fu: China's Property Sector Will Stay Steady In 2013
In this episode of China Money Podcast, S&P analyst Bei Fu discusses the outlook for China's property sector, potential policy moves and property sales predictions. She made the following comments during a teleconference call held by Standard & Poors. Listen to the full interview in the audio podcast, or read an summary below. Will China's [...]
Feng Shui For Heng Seng Index And Chinese Markets Points To A Mixed Bag In 2013
In this special Chinese New Year's edition of China Money Podcast, we look at the fortunes of the Chinese stock market and various zodiac signs in the year of Black Water Snake, 2013. Asian brokerage firm CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets released its Feng Shui Index in 2013. The tongue-in-cheek index points to a strong first half [...]
