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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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The Economist Survey On China Business
How much market? How much government control and ownership? All countries struggle to find a balance. China stands out because the private sector has come so far so fast.
Chinese TCM - Regulated Cures Or Regulated Quackery?
China healthcare is booming. But, TCM regulation lags well behind.
Can Mass Smuggling Help China’s Sagging Economy?
As it struggles with a weakening economy and now a bearish stock market, China has recently taken two giant steps to stimulate the transition to a consumer-led economy.
The Hidden Unicorn: China Venture Capital Fails To Spot OnePlus
China’s venture capital industry not only failed to invest in the single-most successful startup in recent Chinese history, mobile phone manufacturer OnePlus, most failed even to take note of the company’s existence.
Meet China’s Best Start-Up, Ever: OnePlus
Is OnePlus China’s most successful startup?
M&A The Chinese Way: Buying First And Paying Later
China is in the early stages of a domestic M&A boom unlike any other elsewhere in the world. In China, an announced M&A deal is now always a market-moving event. The movement tends to be all in one direction. Up.
China First Capital Interview: Cashing In And Cashing Out — China Law & Practice
Peter Fuhrman, CEO of China First Capital, explains how the country’s private equity market has struggled with profit returns and the importance of diversified exit strategies. He also predicts the rise of new funds to execute high-yield deals
China High-Yield Debt Investing — The New China First Capital Research Report Published Today
This report examines some of the unique attributes of China debt investing, especially its fast-growing high-yield “non bank” shadow banking sector. Do the high yields adequately price in risk?
Treating The Cancer Of High Interest Rates In China — Caijing Magazine Commentary
In China, almost all foreign investment is in equities, either through buying quoted shares or through giving money to any of the hundreds of private equity and venture capital firms active in China.
BlackRock, Fidelity And Others Learn A Painful Lesson About China Debt Pricing
Nothing wrong with creditors fighting to get back all the money they loaned and interest they were promised. But, what goes unspoken in this whole dispute is the core question of what in heaven’s name were bond investors thinking when they bought these bonds to begin with.
China’s Loan Shark Economy — Nikkei Asian Review
What’s ailing China? Explanations aren’t hard to come by: slowing growth, bloated and inefficient state-owned enterprises, and a ferocious anti-corruption campaign that seems to take precedence over needed economic reforms.
US Private Equity Soars While China Stalls
The giant US PEs voyaged to China a decade ago with high hopes. Some even dared predict China would become as important and profitable a market as the US. They were able to raise billions at the start, but it’s been getting noticeably harder both to raise money and notch big successful deals.
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