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<ul><li>Covid-19 / In Depth: Lockdowns expose Covid’s cost on mental health in China</li><li>Shanghai / Shanghai tells employers not to reject recovered Covid-19 job seekers</li><li>Banking / Henan to reimburse depositors following violent protests</li></ul>

Covid-19 / In Depth: Lockdowns expose Covid’s cost on mental health in ChinaShanghai / Shanghai tells employers not to reject recovered Covid-19 job seekersBanking / Henan to reimburse depositors following violent protests

CX Daily: Lockdowns Expose Covid’s Cost on Mental Health in China

<ul><li>Cover Story: Overturning of abortion rights lays bare the polarization of America</li><li>Communist Party completes provincial reshuffle ahead of national congress</li><li>12 bodies recovered after crane sinks in the South China Sea</li></ul>

Cover Story: Overturning of abortion rights lays bare the polarization of AmericaCommunist Party completes provincial reshuffle ahead of national congress12 bodies recovered after crane sinks in the South China Sea

CX Daily: Overturning of Abortion Rights Lays Bare the Polarization of America

Asia Pac ECM and Index Rebal, Shenton Research

Ke Yan, CFA, FRM

Asia Pac ECM and Index Rebal

Asia Pac IPO & Placement Research, China Biotech

Shenton Research

Shenton Research is an independent Asia Pacific equity specialist. Our quantitative research covers index rebalancing flows, alongside exchange data analytics accross Asia Pacific. On the equity capital markets side, we focus on Asia Pacific ECM, especially biotech and TMT. Our lead analyst is frequently cited by international media.

Equity Capital Markets

Jiangsu Boqian New Materials Stock / Equity Capital Markets

Jiangsu Boqian New Materials Stock (605376 CH)

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<li>Boqian New Materials, a high-end electronic metal powders manufacturer, is seeking an A+H listing. GTJA is the sole sponsor.</li>
<li>We look at the company's core segments: nickel-based powders for MLCC electrodes and copper-based powders for PV metallization.</li>
<li>We discussed our preliminary thoughts on the company's valuation based on A-H premium.</li>
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Boqian New Materials, a high-end electronic metal powders manufacturer, is seeking an A+H listing. GTJA is the sole sponsor.
We look at the company's core segments: nickel-based powders for MLCC electrodes and copper-based powders for PV metallization.
We discussed our preliminary thoughts on the company's valuation based on A-H premium.


Boqian New Materials (博迁新材) A+H Pre-IPO: Early Thoughts

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

<ul><li>Nickel has captured much of the limelight among battery metals in recent weeks, and understandably so</li><li>Even so, it’s another metal that’s been causing concern in the world’s largest electric vehicle market. </li><li>China’s government last month hauled in a whole range of market players for two days of talks focused on halting a breakneck run-up in lithium, the metal that’s vital for almost all rechargeable batteries and critical to the roll-out of emissions-free cars and clean energy</li></ul>

Nickel has captured much of the limelight among battery metals in recent weeks, and understandably soEven so, it’s another metal that’s been causing concern in the world’s largest electric vehicle market. China’s government last month hauled in a whole range of market players for two days of talks focused on halting a breakneck run-up in lithium, the metal that’s vital for almost all rechargeable batteries and critical to the roll-out of emissions-free cars and clean energy

The Battery Metal Really Worrying China Is Lithium, Not Nickel

Alpha-Centric ESG Research

Kyle Rudden

In a recently published report (<a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/insights/cop26-u-n-climate-conference-to-address-mitigation-financing-and-carbon-pricing" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="insights:59779" rel="noopener">COP26: U.N. Climate Conference to Address Mitigation, Financing, and Carbon Pricing</a>) I mentioned how the COP26 international climate conference (31 October to 12 November) will have far-reaching implications for global capital markets and investing.That Insight was largely about the COP26 conference itself – background, objectives, three critical agenda items with trillions of dollars at stake, and that will influence global financial markets from today (headlines coming out of the conference) through the end of this century.That report was necessary context for this Insight and others that will follow; successively deeper dives into country-specific climate action plans, and investment themes and trading ideas around the COP26 conference and climate change in general. This is the first of those follow-up reports.Herein, I present a brief overview of investment themes and angles directly linked to the three key COP26 agenda items: 1) mitigation of global warming, 2) climate finance, and 3) the development of international carbon markets and pricing mechanisms. Themes and subthemes such as:<ul>
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Climate Transition: "Green" utilities, renewable energy, cleantech, electric vehicles and other areas of smart mobility, green buildings, and related. The "buy solar, sell coal" kinds of stuff.</li>
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Climate Financing: Financial sector stocks poised to benefit from climate change mitigation, reduced risk from portfolio debarbonisation, and new inflows into sustainable/ESG funds.</li>
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Carbon Markets: Pure-play (or close thereto) carbon capture and storage/sequestration (CCS) stocks, plus a few financial sector overlaps (e.g., related to carbon markets, futures, etc.)</li>
</ul>

In a recently published report (COP26: U.N. Climate Conference to Address Mitigation, Financing, and Carbon Pricing) I mentioned how the COP26 international climate conference (31 October to 12 November) will have far-reaching implications for global capital markets and investing.That Insight was largely about the COP26 conference itself – background, objectives, three critical agenda items with trillions of dollars at stake, and that will influence global financial markets from today (headlines coming out of the conference) through the end of this century.That report was necessary context for this Insight and others that will follow; successively deeper dives into country-specific climate action plans, and investment themes and trading ideas around the COP26 conference and climate change in general. This is the first of those follow-up reports.Herein, I present a brief overview of investment themes and angles directly linked to the three key COP26 agenda items: 1) mitigation of global warming, 2) climate finance, and 3) the development of international carbon markets and pricing mechanisms. Themes and subthemes such as:

Climate Transition: "Green" utilities, renewable energy, cleantech, electric vehicles and other areas of smart mobility, green buildings, and related. The "buy solar, sell coal" kinds of stuff.

Climate Financing: Financial sector stocks poised to benefit from climate change mitigation, reduced risk from portfolio debarbonisation, and new inflows into sustainable/ESG funds.

Carbon Markets: Pure-play (or close thereto) carbon capture and storage/sequestration (CCS) stocks, plus a few financial sector overlaps (e.g., related to carbon markets, futures, etc.)


COP26: An Overview of Investment Themes and Catalysts Related to COP26 Conference

China

Ganfeng Lithium is a global leader in the lithium industry, specializing in the production and sales of lithium products and lithium batteries. Its business spans the entire lithium value chain, including upstream lithium resource development, midstream lithium refining and metal smelting, and downstream lithium battery manufacturing and recycling. The company's products, such as lithium salts and batteries, are widely used in electric vehicles, energy storage systems, consumer electronics, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. Ganfeng Lithium was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Xinyu City, Jiangxi Province, China.

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CX Daily: Lockdowns Expose Covid’s Cost on Mental Health in China

Covid-19 / In Depth: Lockdowns expose Covid’s cost on mental health in China. Shanghai / Shanghai tells employers not to reject recovered Covid-19...

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CX Daily: Overturning of Abortion Rights Lays Bare the Polarization of America

Cover Story: Overturning of abortion rights lays bare the polarization of America. Communist Party completes provincial reshuffle ahead of national...

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Boqian New Materials (博迁新材) A+H Pre-IPO: Early Thoughts

Boqian New Materials is seeking an A+H listing. In this note, we look at the company's business, its industry context and provide our early thought...

Ke Yan, CFA, FRM

The Battery Metal Really Worrying China Is Lithium, Not Nickel

Nickel has captured much of the limelight among battery metals in recent weeks, and understandably so. Even so, it’s another metal that’s been...

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CX Daily: Lockdowns Expose Covid’s Cost on Mental Health in China

Covid-19 / In Depth: Lockdowns expose Covid’s cost on mental health in China. Shanghai / Shanghai tells employers not to reject recovered Covid-19...

Caixin Global

CX Daily: Overturning of Abortion Rights Lays Bare the Polarization of America

Cover Story: Overturning of abortion rights lays bare the polarization of America. Communist Party completes provincial reshuffle ahead of national...

Caixin Global

Boqian New Materials (博迁新材) A+H Pre-IPO: Early Thoughts

Boqian New Materials is seeking an A+H listing. In this note, we look at the company's business, its industry context and provide our early thought...

Ke Yan, CFA, FRM

The Battery Metal Really Worrying China Is Lithium, Not Nickel

Nickel has captured much of the limelight among battery metals in recent weeks, and understandably so. Even so, it’s another metal that’s been...

Caixin Global

COP26: An Overview of Investment Themes and Catalysts Related to COP26 Conference

COP26, the climate conference happening now, will impact global capital markets. Perhaps over the next two weeks, depending on headlines, but...

Kyle Rudden