by David Chin | May 6, 2019
You may have seen President Trump’s tweets early Monday morning, Australian time. 25% tariffs will be implemented on $200b of Chinese imports this Friday, (from 10% previously) and $325b of currently untaxed Chinese imports will be hit by 25% tariffs ‘shortly’....
by David Chin | Apr 29, 2019
The proverb, “in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king,” is fitting when it comes to investing, or seeking investors, in the Aus-China sector. Fake news, biased news & no news frequently leads to investor paralysis, unless they have access to a leading...
by David Chin | Apr 9, 2019
The rise of the ‘China angle’ is our next event focus, driven by seven catalysts: Capital controlled by Chinese-Australians are now being redeployed in a wider array of investments, not just property. Downward asset revaluations after decades of ‘it can only rise’...
by David Chin | Mar 15, 2019
A former CEO of Infrastructure Australia is joining the panel discussion at the Pain and Gain in Western Sydney breakfast seminar on Wednesday 20 March, sponsored by Deloitte. His insights will be valuable as infrastructure spending is being boosted by both State and...
by David Chin | Mar 5, 2019
One of China’s most important political (and therefore important for everything else) events of the year is currently taking place: the National People’s Congress and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference; aka the ‘two sessions.’ Official...
by David Chin | Feb 26, 2019
Unique insights on how Chinese HNW think about investing can be gleaned from a major Chinese wealth management firm. Beijing headquartered CreditEase said in its 2019 asset allocation recommendations report… Investors should monitor two potential “turning points” of...
