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<ul><li>In Depth: Why medical students in China are faking their way to a doctor’s license</li><li>China to send $6 million in emergency aid to quake-hit Turkey</li><li>Beijing tells Taipei that mainland is ready to resume cross-strait flights</li></ul>

In Depth: Why medical students in China are faking their way to a doctor’s licenseChina to send $6 million in emergency aid to quake-hit TurkeyBeijing tells Taipei that mainland is ready to resume cross-strait flights

CX Daily: Why Medical Students in China Are Faking Their Way to a Doctor’s License

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Stanley Tsai, CFA

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

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<li>The Jan. PMI readings corroborate what investors had already known over the break. But it is noteworthy that SMEs appear much less upbeat than large corporations.  </li>
<li>SMEs account for 60% of GDP and an even higher proportion of job creation. Policy support has been keeping many of them afloat throughout the pandemic. </li>
<li>As the deadline on the PBOC's SME support program is fast approaching, small regional banks may bear the brunt of the impact on the financial system.</li>
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The Jan. PMI readings corroborate what investors had already known over the break. But it is noteworthy that SMEs appear much less upbeat than large corporations.  
SMEs account for 60% of GDP and an even higher proportion of job creation. Policy support has been keeping many of them afloat throughout the pandemic. 
As the deadline on the PBOC's SME support program is fast approaching, small regional banks may bear the brunt of the impact on the financial system.


China's Micro Loan Market: Key Takeaways from the Jan PMI

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<li>We expect to see a strong start to the week for China financials names, with sentiments buoyed by upbeat consumer spending data over the new year holiday.</li>
<li>Early signs point to relatively loose conditions in the interbank market as trading resumes across the board on Monday. The central bank's easing bias will likely continue.</li>
<li>We see more momentum for the sector ahead of Q4 earnings (brokers &gt; insurers &gt; banks). Stock selection will become more important thereafter.</li>
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We expect to see a strong start to the week for China financials names, with sentiments buoyed by upbeat consumer spending data over the new year holiday.
Early signs point to relatively loose conditions in the interbank market as trading resumes across the board on Monday. The central bank's easing bias will likely continue.
We see more momentum for the sector ahead of Q4 earnings (brokers &gt; insurers &gt; banks). Stock selection will become more important thereafter.


China Financials Weekly: Jan 30 | A Bubbly Opening

Pan-Asia Catalysts/Events, Quiddity Advisors

David Blennerhassett

Pan-Asia Catalysts/Events

Quiddity Advisors

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<li>To date, 52 companies listed in Hong Kong have sought the conversion of their PRC domestic (and unlisted foreign shares) into H-shares.</li>
<li>This mechanism, ostensibly, enables founders or major shareholders holding unlisted domestic shares to float (and sell) shares, improving a company's corporate governance and stock liquidity, ultimately increasing a company's valuation.</li>
<li>Or in the case of <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/china-huarong-asset-management" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:968:1" rel="noopener">China Huarong Asset Management (2799 HK)</a>, the conversion restored its minimum public float.</li>
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To date, 52 companies listed in Hong Kong have sought the conversion of their PRC domestic (and unlisted foreign shares) into H-shares.
This mechanism, ostensibly, enables founders or major shareholders holding unlisted domestic shares to float (and sell) shares, improving a company's corporate governance and stock liquidity, ultimately increasing a company's valuation.
Or in the case of China Huarong Asset Management (2799 HK), the conversion restored its minimum public float.


Full Circulation 2022 Update: China Huarong, YiChang HEC ChangJiang

<ul><li>In depth: China’s planned revamp of trust bailout fund draws questions</li><li>Shanghai’s elderly Covid patients have a hard time coping with centralized quarantine</li><li>Private equity funds slow pace amid rising uncertainties</li></ul>

In depth: China’s planned revamp of trust bailout fund draws questionsShanghai’s elderly Covid patients have a hard time coping with centralized quarantinePrivate equity funds slow pace amid rising uncertainties

CX Daily: China’s Planned Revamp of Trust Bailout Fund Draws Questions

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China CITIC Financial Asset Management Co., Ltd. is primarily engaged in distressed asset management, financial services, and asset management and investment businesses. Its core business, distressed asset management, involves the disposal of troubled assets, revitalization of problematic projects, restructuring of struggling enterprises, and relief of institutions in crisis. The company is headquartered in Beijing, PRC, and was founded on November 1, 1999.

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CX Daily: Why Medical Students in China Are Faking Their Way to a Doctor’s License

In Depth: Why medical students in China are faking their way to a doctor’s license. China to send $6 million in emergency aid to quake-hit Turkey

Caixin Global

China's Micro Loan Market: Key Takeaways from the Jan PMI

For the most part, the Jan PMI gauges were in line with investor expectations, although the more pessimistic SME sector may be a cause for concern...

Stanley Tsai, CFA

China Financials Weekly: Jan 30 | A Bubbly Opening

We expect a strong start to the week for the China financials space, after a new year holiday that confirms investors' hopes for a speedy recovery...

Stanley Tsai, CFA

Full Circulation 2022 Update: China Huarong, YiChang HEC ChangJiang

Full circulation, ostensibly, enables key shareholders holding unlisted domestic shares to float shares, improving corporate governance and stock...

David Blennerhassett

CX Daily: China’s Planned Revamp of Trust Bailout Fund Draws Questions

In depth: China’s planned revamp of trust bailout fund draws questions. Shanghai’s elderly Covid patients have a hard time coping with centralized...

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