Sponsored Is it Game Over for Chinese Tech Investing? The investing landscape in China has changed profoundly, but as the dust settles and the panic selling subsides here's a look at the sector and the four reasons the government is stepping in and whether or not the plug has been pulled. Sponsored by Schroders September 01, 2021
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This content is from: Portfolio China’s Tech Crackdown Yields Profits for Short Sellers Short sellers of U.S.-listed Chinese companies have made almost $8 billion in July, with one quarter of the gains coming from Alibaba. By Michelle Celarier August 04, 2021
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This content is from: Portfolio U.S. Private Equity Funds Face Tough Competition from China, Japan, Canada, and Germany Venture capital, which has performed well during the pandemic and is a big sector of private capital in Asia, helped China and Japan funds generate the highest average returns for investors. By Jessica Hamlin July 30, 2021
