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Investor Fang Fenglei: China remains investible despite global debate

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Veteran investor Fang Fenglei believes China remains a highly investible market, dismissing arguments to the contrary. Having played a key role in establishing major financial institutions like CICC and Bank of China International, Fang now chairs Hopu Investments. He points to successful joint ventures, such as Starbucks with Boyu Capital and McDonald's China with CITIC Group, as examples of how foreign companies can thrive through strategic partnerships and governance structures in China. AI

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Investor Fang Fenglei: China remains investible despite global debate

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Zhu Wenqian,Frank Tang ·

    Veteran investor Fang Fenglei on why the China ‘investibility’ debate is no debate at all

    Over the past three decades, investor Fang Fenglei has had a major role in shaping China’s capital markets. He worked with Morgan Stanley in the early 1990s to help create the country’s first joint venture investment bank – China International Capital Corp. Then, at the start of …

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