Shuli Ren
Washington Post
Hong Kong
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Sequoia Revamped to Beat Tiger. It’s Doing It Again
The venture-capital powerhouse has a track record of major structural overhauls to counter adverse macro trends. → Read More
The World’s Biggest IPO Market Is Not Healthy
A fast and furious influx of new companies is changing the investing landscape for fund managers in China. → Read More
Venture Capital Loses Its Relevance After SVB Fiasco
Have we reached the point where startups will bypass VC firms and just go straight to billionaires for funding? → Read More
Hong Kong’s Property Recovery Is as Chaotic as Its Reopening
For the city to reclaim its position as Asia’s preeminent financial center it needs to ensure a rebound in commercial real estate. → Read More
China’s 5% GDP Target Signals Crackdowns Are Not Over
The modest growth goal and a regulatory overhang may deter some investors from returning any time soon. → Read More
In China, There Are No Star Bankers, Only Fallen Angels
The disappearance of a high-profile executive has renewed fears that Beijing may not yet be done with its crackdown on elite businessmen. → Read More
China’s Uneasy Dance With Its Mutinous Homebuyers
Borrowers are rushing to pay down mortgages as rates fall. That is making Beijing and the banks uncomfortable. → Read More
Don’t Use a Retail Trader’s Mentality to Invest in Property
Hong Kong residents love their real estate. But is now really the right time to dip into the market? → Read More
When Financial Bubbles Are Hard to Pop
In Japan, China and the US, some mindsets persist despite changing policy decisions. → Read More
How the ‘Madoffs of Manhattan’ Can Unravel Gautam Adani’s Empire
There are already mounting markets concerns about Adani’s creditworthiness. With Evergrande’s crash fresh in investors’ minds, the Indian billionaire is in a risky place. → Read More
Adani Short Seller Has Opened a Pandora’s Box
The Hindenburg research is a wake-up call to global investors on India, and across emerging markets. How will they price in this risk? → Read More
What Adani Short Seller Hindenburg Can Learn From Elliott
Allegations of corporate fraud have done little to dent the fortune of Asia’s richest man. A better understanding of emerging markets may have resulted in a different outcome. → Read More
Macro Hedge Funds Had a Banner Year. Can They Stage an Encore?
They outperformed at a time when nothing seemed to work. Investors will be watching to see if these funds can reclaim the industry crown. → Read More
China’s Revenge Spenders Are Just Warming Up
As the nation reopens, there is pent-up demand for luxury goods. But will the enthusiasm of China’s cashed-up consumers last? → Read More
China Shows Why Emerging-Markets Investing Is So Much Fun
Money managers are once again excited by the opportunities in Chinese assets. Beware the roller coaster ride. → Read More
China’s Great Leap Forward Into Herd Immunity
Is it going to work? A first-person look at how Shanghai went from exuberance to empty streets with its Covid reopening. → Read More
Has China’s Deleveraging Campaign Achieved Anything?
After four years, efforts to curb excessive borrowing have had some success, but work still needs to be done. → Read More
Is a Wealth Tax Xi’s Answer to Fill China’s Empty Coffers?
The rich fear they may be the next target of the country’s common prosperity drive. → Read More
Xi Pivots Fast on Covid and Property. Will His Cadres Listen?
China is signaling readiness to re-open its economy. Markets are enthusiastic, but the reality may well be very different. → Read More
Fleeing China? Credit Crises Lurk Everywhere in Emerging Markets
First it was Chinese developers. Now other markets in Asia are experiencing stress. → Read More