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Chairman, Founder and CEO at China First Capital
Chairman, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at China First Capital, a China-based international investment bank and advisory firm for capital markets and M&A transactions. China First Capital was established in 2007 and has its ...more

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Why Taiwan Is Far Ahead Of Mainland China In High-Tech
Taiwan is, at its closest point, only a little more than a mile from the Chinese mainland. But, the two are planets apart in nurturing and rewarding high-margin innovation.
China To Fine-Tune Back-Door Listing Policies For U.S.- Listed Companies
Mainland China’s securities regulator will fine-tune policies related to back-door listing attempts by US-listed Chinese companies, industry insiders say, but it is unlikely to ban them or impose other rigid restrictions.
Leapfrogging The IPO Gridlock: Chinese Companies Get A Taste For Reverse Takeovers
Chinese firms seeking to do initial public offerings (IPOs) and start trading their shares on the Shanghai or Shenzhen markets are increasingly going through the backdoor by taking control of companies that already have coveted listing status.
Reworking A Formula For Economic Success
China’s economy is now 30 times larger than what it was in 1991, and far more complex. The private sector 25 years ago was then truly in its infancy.
How Renminbi Funds Took Over Chinese Private Equity (Part 2)
From a tiny speck on the PE horizon five years ago, Reminbi (RMB) funds have quickly grown into a hulking presence in China. The main investment thesis of RMB funds has shifted in recent years.
How Renminbi Funds Took Over Chinese Private Equity (Part 1)
Renminbi-denominated private equity funds basically didn’t exist until about five years ago. Up until that point, for ten golden years, China’s PE and VC industry was the exclusive province of a hundred or so dollar-based funds.
More Investment Options Would Check Home Prices
China’s banks, financial regulators, government officials and homeowners can all perhaps breathe easier.
New Year Gambling Hints At Chinese Entrepreneurial Vigour
With about every major leading economic indicator in a tailspin, it’s easy, even obvious, to be bearish about China.
Why Taiwan Has A Largan And China Doesn’t — Nikkei Asian Review
No Asian technology company is currently more successful, dominant and more deeply engrained in the daily lives of a billion-plus people worldwide than Largan Precision.
At The Hub Of China’s “One Belt, One Road” – A Visit To Manzhouli, The Frozen City Where China, Russia And Mongolia Converge
Can China's "One Belt, One Road" create a dynamic new trading block with Russia and Mongolia?
China SOEs, The Meaning Of Their Existence
Since the bankruptcy of an SOE is not an outcome that’s possible in the current system, the less solvent SOEs become, the more the SOE banks need to lend to them. SOE banks exist, in part, to throw good money after bad.
Xiaomi’s $45 Billion Valuation Seen `Unfeasible’ As Growth Cools
Things were going so well for Xiaomi Corp. Customers were lining up, investors were swooning and the Beijing-based startup closed funding at a $45 billion valuation. Now the high-flying smartphone maker is stumbling.
Shale Gas — China’s Very Buried Treasure
Water, water not a drop to drink. While that may not precisely sum up China’s dilemma, it is clear that the country with the world’s largest shale gas reserves, and urgent need to extract it, will have problems achieving its ambitious long-term goals
An Insider’s View Of Chinese M&A
China’s economy is slowing. M&A in China has a cadence and quirks all its own. But, the business case can often be compelling. The terrain can be mastered.
One Of China’s Best State Enterprises Shows Need For Reform
China’s ruling State Council last month released a much-anticipated plan meant to kick the country’s huge state-owned enterprise (SOE) sector into shape. No small amount of kicking is required.
“A Lot Hasn’t Gone To Plan”: SuperReturn Interview
China has enjoyed a stock market collapse followed by a klutzy bail-out, then a devaluation followed by a catastrophic explosion and finally near-hourly reports of sinking economic indicators.
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