2015 All-China Research Team: Key Facts and Figures
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2015 All-China Research Team: Key Facts and Figures

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Which analyst received the most votes? What sectors attracted the most attention? Read on for this year's key facts and figures!

Here are some of the key facts, figures and noteworthy results of the 2015 All-China Research Team survey, Institutional Investor’s exclusive annual ranking of the nation’s leading sell-side equity analysts.





Number of analysts on the team: 101





Number of firms they represent: 15





Number of analysts who meet the eligibility criteria: 211*





Number of firms they represent: 22*





(*Information about analysts who meet minimum-vote and other eligibility criteria but do not make the team — which is limited to the top three analysts or squads in each sector, plus runners-up where applicable — is available from the Institutional Investor Research Group. For information please contact Alyssa Walker at 212-224-3677 or awalker@iiresearchgroup.com.)





Number of participating buy-side individuals: Nearly 790





Number of participating buy-side institutions: More than 400





Total Chinese equity assets under management of participating buy-side institutions: $595 billion





Most popular sectors as measured by number of voters**:


  • Consumer/Discretionary (winner: Chen Luo, Bank of America Merrill Lynch)

  • Autos & Auto Parts (Jack [Yuhin] Yeung, Morgan Stanley)

  • Economics (Hong Liang, China International Capital Corp.)

  • Internet (Wai [Eddie] Leung, Bank of America Merrill Lynch)

  • Real Estate (Kam Keung [Oscar] Choi, Citi)




Most popular sectors as measured by number of votes**:


  • Consumer/Discretionary (winner: Chen Luo, Bank of America Merrill Lynch)

  • Autos & Auto Parts (Jack [Yuhin] Yeung, Morgan Stanley)

  • Internet (Wai [Eddie] Leung, Bank of America Merrill Lynch)

  • Real Estate (Kam Keung [Oscar] Choi, Citi)

  • Economics (Hong Liang, China International Capital Corp.)




(**Survey participants may name up to four analysts per sector.)





Most popular researchers (as measured by votes cast in each sector):


  • Kam Keung (Oscar) Choi of Citi, Real Estate

  • Wai (Eddie) Leung of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Internet

  • Pierre Lau of Citi, Public Utilities

  • Junhua Mao of China International Capital Corp., Banks

  • Jack (Yuhin) Yeung of Morgan Stanley, Autos & Auto Parts




Analysts making their first appearances in first place:


  • Qiyong (Jack) Hu of Deutsche Bank, Health Care

  • Ching Jen (James) Kan of Deutsche Bank, Metals & Mining

  • Xiang Rong (Jacqueline) Li of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Industrials

  • Hong Liang of China International Capital Corp., Economics

  • Yuanyuan (Tina) Long of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Consumer/Nondiscretionary

  • Junhua Mao of China International Capital Corp., Insurance

  • Yu (Andy) Meng of Morgan Stanley, Energy

  • Hanfeng Wang of China International Capital Corp., Portfolio Strategy

  • Jack (Yuhin) Yeung of Morgan Stanley, Autos & Auto Parts




Researchers who capture first place in more than one sector:


  • Junhua Mao of China International Capital Corp.:

    • Banks

    • Insurance




Other analysts who appear in multiple sectors:


  • Trina Chen of Credit Suisse:

    • Basic Materials (No. 1)

    • Metals & Mining (No. 3)

  • Ching Jen (James) Kan of Deutsche Bank:

    • Metals & Mining (No. 1)

    • Basic Materials (runner-up)

  • Chen Luo of Bank of America Merrill Lynch:

    • Consumer/Discretionary (No. 3)

    • Consumer/Discretionary (No. 1)

    • Consumer/Nondiscretionary (No. 3)

  • He (Kevin) Yin of Credit Suisse:

    • Consumer/Nondiscretionary (No. 2)

    • Consumer/Discretionary (No. 3)

  • Rachel Zhang of Morgan Stanley:

    • Metals & Mining (No. 2)

    • Basic Materials (No. 3)




Number of analysts making their first appearance on the team: 25 (the full list can be found here)


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