China Money Podcast - Video Episodes show

China Money Podcast - Video Episodes

Summary: Watch China-based fund managers, analysts, dealmakers and economists discuss investment opportunities in China, with our host Nina Xiang. Subscribe for real local business knowledge and insights on investing in China. A service of China Money Network.

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Podcasts:

 Tian X. Hou: US-Listed Chinese Healthcare And Hotel Firms Well-Suited For Privatization | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Tian X. Hou, founder and CEO of T.H. Capital, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that U.S.-listed Chinese healthcare companies should consider returning to the Chinese domestic stock market as their listing venue.

 Tian X. Hou: Privatization Deals Should Proceed Despite Correction And IPO Suspension | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Tian X. Hou, founder and CEO of T.H. Capital, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that despite the market correction in China and the government's temporary suspension of the IPO market, most U.S.-listed Chinese companies with plans to go private should try to proceed to complete the transactions.

 Tian X. Hou: Wave Of Privatization Deals Good For China's Stock Market | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Tian X. Hou, founder and CEO of T.H. Capital, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that even though some U.S.-listed Chinese companies are pursuing go-private deals for short-term profits, but the current wave of privatization deals will be beneficial for China's stock market in the long term.

 Tian X. Hou: Baidu Should Consider Listing Its New Ventures Domestically | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Tian X. Hou, founder and CEO of T.H. Capital, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that for big Chinese Internet companies listed in the U.S. such as Baidu and Sina, they should consider listing its new businesses branches domestically.

 Manav Gupta: Hong Kong's IoT Ecosystem Is The Best In The World | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Manav Gupta, founder and chief executive officer of Hong Kong-based Internet Of Things (IoT) accelerator Brinc, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that Hong Kong is the best place in the world to ensure the success of an IoT start-up business.

 Manav Gupta: Human Microchip Implants May Happen Sooner Than Expected | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Manav Gupta, founder and chief executive officer of Hong Kong-based Internet Of Things (IoT) accelerator Brinc, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that wide-spread human microchip implants may happen sooner than expected.

 Manav Gupta: Key Challenge For IoT Sector Is Global Integration | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Manav Gupta, founder and chief executive officer of Hong Kong-based Internet Of Things (IoT) accelerator Brinc, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that the IoT sector's key challenge in the future is how to connect all the smart hardware and to integrate them via data centers and on the cloud globally.

 Manav Gupta: The Future IoT 2.0 Will Connect All Facets Of Our Lives | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Manav Gupta, founder and chief executive officer of Hong Kong-based Internet Of Things (IoT) accelerator Brinc, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that the IoT sector's future is what he calls IoT 2.0, where smart devices talk to each other and are integrated to enhance people's lives.

 Manav Gupta: IoT Sector Could Be A $7 Trillion Market Opportunity | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Manav Gupta, founder and chief executive officer of Hong Kong-based Internet Of Things (IoT) accelerator Brinc, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that the IoT sector could be a US$7 trillion market opportunity.

 Theodore Shou: China Hedge Funds Will Continue To Outperform | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Theodore Shou, chief investment officer at South Africa-based fund of hedge fund manager Skybound Capital, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that China-focused hedge funds will continue to outperform despite the recent market gyrations and the slowing economy. Visit ChinaMoneyNetwork.com for more daily finance news, including audio and video Internet podcasts covering important investment […]

 Theodore Shou: China Macro Funds Suffer Losses From RMB Depreciation | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Theodore Shou, chief investment officer at Cape Town, South Africa-based fund of hedge fund manager Skybound Capital, says some Chinese macro strategy hedge funds suffered losses as they made big currency bets after the Chinese People's Bank of China devalued the RMB last week.

 Theodore Shou: Investors Shift Focus To Risk Control After China Market Correction | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Theodore Shou, chief investment officer at Cape Town, South Africa-based fund of hedge fund manager, says investors now value risk control post Chinese stock market correction.

 Theodore Shou: China Hedge Funds Failed To Achieve Alpha In Market Crash | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

Theodore Shou, chief investment officer at Cape Town, South Africa-based fund of hedge fund manager, says the most recent Chinese stock market crash reveals that many Chinese hedge fund managers merely had exaggerated "beta" in the past, and they failed to achieve "alpha" during the past few months.

 David Ji: China's Ghost Cities Are Not A Problem Of Oversupply | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

David Ji, director, head of research and consultancy of Greater China at property consultancy Knight Frank, says China's ghost cities are not a problem of oversupply.

 David Ji: Real Estate Related To China's New Economy Still Attractive | File Type: video/quicktime | Duration: Unknown

David Ji, director, head of research and consultancy of Greater China at property consultancy Knight Frank says real estate in China relating to the country's new economy are still attractive.

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