What the Ant Group IPO reboot means
China's financial regulators are reportedly holding discussions to allow Ant Group to revive its IPO, two years after it was suspended.
Gerard DeBenedetto
Gerard DeBenedetto is an investment management entrepreneur. He is credited with launching the first foreign-owned investment advisory firm in China and several innovative financial products. He can be seen on YouTube at Primary Source China Investment or on Twitter @GADNYC.
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Stay on the beaten track
To be successful in China, some foreign investors have opted to buy up a slice of U.S. companies who already have a large footprint in the nation.
Decoupling will make China investing cleaner
As tensions between China and the U.S. mount, some of the gray areas confronting global investors will sharpen, argues Gerard DeBenedetto in his look at the China markets this week.
Bad news is a lagging indicator
Maybe the news doesn’t actually help you to invest? In this week’s look at the Chinese stock markets, Gerard DeBenedetto finds that the markets have already moved on from the breaking news.
A-Shares: For Chinese investors, there really is no alternative
If you’re not a bank or a hedge fund or a venture capitalist in China but you have money to invest, buying shares in the country’s stock exchanges is your best bet.
The Chinese economy is not the stock market — portfolio positioning in slower growth
When trying to find the bottom and eventual recovery, it’s best to align your strategy with those companies that will emerge to fit the policies articulated by Beijing.
Fixed income investments in China — A-Share Intelligence with Gerard DeBenedetto
Chinese stock markets are susceptible to wild oscillations but the associated risks don’t always bring returns, even to the savvy investor. Investing in the fixed income market is one way to help balance the volatility.
Investors in Chinese mainland equities should stay on defense
Tech stocks rallied today and stimulus is about to be unleashed, but wise investors should probably remain conservative, says Gerard DeBenedetto.
The Beijing stimulus is coming: How to get in front
COVID lockdowns and war in Ukraine mean that tough economic times are coming. In China, that means a huge government stimulus. Gerard DeBenedetto explains how investors can take advantage.
Where can investors go as Chinese companies are delisted from U.S. markets?
This week, yet another 12 Chinese companies listed in the U.S. were notified that their corporate audit documents do not meet SEC requirements, and they may face delisting. Where can investors turn if they still want exposure to China?