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Editor’s note for January 10, 2023
A note for Access newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn.
Why were the bankers so bullish in Hong Kong?
The Western media is wrong, China’s economy is fine, and Hong Kong is still a great place to do business: that was the message from Chinese and international bankers who met in Hong Kong this week. Are they barking mad?
CIPS vs. CHIPS: China’s alternative to the U.S.-dominated financial system | Live with Lizzi Lee
Emily Jin, research assistant at the Center for New American Security, discusses China’s alternatives to the U.S.’s CHIPS and SWIFT payment systems.
Gray rhinos and risk awareness in China and the U.S. — Q&A with Michele Wucker
Why did the concept of the gray rhino — a big, obvious threat some people nonetheless ignore or neglect — so capture the imagination of Chinese officials and journalists and businesspeople? I spoke to the inventor of the concept to find out.
AI firm 4Paradigm tries for an IPO in Hong Kong, again
4Paradigm, an artificial intelligence services firm, plans its second IPO in Hong Kong in six months. It may signal an end to China’s regulatory freeze.
Editor’s note for Friday, October 15, 2021
A note for Access newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn. Today: Apple takes down a Koran app in China; Squid Game in the Taiwan Strait; finance apps similar to RobinHood could be next to be rectified; Moody’s and PBoC agree that Evergrande crisis is manageable.
Did silver cause China’s decline? ‘Empire of Silver,’ reviewed
A new book by Jin Xu (translated by Stacy Mosher) argues that imperial China’s choice of currency curtailed its development during the Industrial Revolution, and led to collapse.
Q&A: Wei Sun Christianson on Morgan Stanley’s China business and being a female CEO in finance
In this interview, Wei Sun Christianson talks about her time at Morgan Stanley, China’s economic growth, and her advice for those who want to follow in her footsteps.
Citi in China: The financial world does not want decoupling
Citibank, one the world’s biggest financial institutions, has a new license for the lucrative custody banking sector. But will China remain open for American banks?
Guo Shuqing to lead merged banking and insurance regulator
Last week, we reported on the major government body reshuffling that included, perhaps most significantly, the merger of the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) and the…
