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Investing In China: New Opportunities In a Transforming Stock Market

Investing In China: New Opportunities In a Transforming Stock Market

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  • ISBN:9781904339847
  • Editorial: Riskbooks
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  • Dimensiones: 15 cm x 23 cm
  • Nº Pág.:300
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This is a groundbreaking title that explores the new and developing opportunities for foreign investors in China's transforming stock and capital markets, at this critical point in their history. "Investing in China" will help the reader: acquire an accurate picture of China's stock market as it enters the 21st century; learn to use from a variety of new financial products accessible through the QFII system, which represent a variety of risk / reward profiles (including warrants, exchange-traded funds, convertible bonds, and principal-protected products); appreciate the increasingly active foreign M&A and MBO markets, as China accelerates both State-Owned Enterprises privatisation and M&A framework modernisation; and, understand the unique trading behaviour and structuring features of the investment vehicles resulting from the "Chinese characteristics" of the market and regulatory landscape. It will also help identify the differences between similar investment products in China and in western markets and understand the economic, legal and regulatory reasons for these differences, and appreciate the vast new opportunities and prepare for the risks (complexities) brought in by the state share reform of 2005, indisputably the biggest ever reform in market history. "Investing in China" presents an accessible format that avoids the need for complex maths - it describes financial products and transactions vividly and conceptually, in addition to necessary quantitative examples.

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