
12 episodes

China Perspectives Fitch Ratings
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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China Perspectives series is a monthly discussion on the latest credit market and economic developments from China with experts from both within and outside of Fitch Ratings.
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How is the Omicron Outbreak and War in Ukraine Impacting China’s Economy and Policy Outlook?
Long Chen, co-founder and partner at Plenum, weighs in on the “dynamic zero Covid” debate and shares his views on how the Omicron outbreak and global spillovers from the war in Ukraine are impacting China’s economy and policy outlook.
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A Farewell Conversation with Tara Joseph, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
Tara Joseph, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, shares some parting reflections on Hong Kong’s evolving business climate, rule of law, Sino-US tensions, and the future of the territory as a global financial hub.
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What's Next for China's Beleaguered Property Developers?
Adrian Cheng, Fitch Ratings’ Co-Head of Greater China Property, shares his latest thoughts on China’s residential sales and construction trends, and highlights the continued funding and liquidity challenges faced by the nation’s developers.
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A Conversation with the Honourable Paul Chan, Financial Secretary of Hong Kong SAR
The Honourable Paul Chan Mo-po, Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region discusses fiscal policy, housing, geopolitics, and his near-term outlook for the economy and cross-border travel amid a recent omicron outbreak.
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Are Chinese Banks Becoming Safer?
Grace Wu, Fitch’s Head of Greater China Banks, discusses the impact of China’s ongoing property sector stress on the financial system, and gives her top-down view on how the balance of financial risks stands today compared with several years ago.
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Is China Facing a Property Bubble?
Jonathan Anderson, co-founder of Emerging Advisors Group, discusses the importance of the property sector to China’s economy, whether the nation is facing a property “bubble”, and potential lessons from the ongoing China Evergrande saga.