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<li>While the market appears to have just spotted the name of China Huarong (Huraong) would be changed to CITIC Financial AMC, Huarong indeed made 4 announcements last night.</li>
<li>In addition to name change, Huarong announced: the acquisition of 5.01% stakes in CITIC Ltd. (267 HK) for HKD13.6bn from CITIC Group. CITIC Ltd. is currently 58.1% owned by CITIC Group;</li>
<li>the completion of disposals of 5 out of 8 non-core assets. The realized consolidated gain from these disposals is RMB3.5bn.</li>
</ul>
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While the market appears to have just spotted the name of China Huarong (Huraong) would be changed to CITIC Financial AMC, Huarong indeed made 4 announcements last night.
In addition to name change, Huarong announced: the acquisition of 5.01% stakes in CITIC Ltd. (267 HK) for HKD13.6bn from CITIC Group. CITIC Ltd. is currently 58.1% owned by CITIC Group;
the completion of disposals of 5 out of 8 non-core assets. The realized consolidated gain from these disposals is RMB3.5bn.

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Founder of Antler Capital

Stanley Tsai, CFA

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

In the spirit of the long-awaited UEFA Euro 2020, we present our inaugural "China Financials: Silver Linings Playbook", which summarizes our views on the names that are best positioned to navigate an environment of progressively slower credit growth, tighter liquidity and rising defaults. 
Our screen consists of 100+ stocks in the A/H share universe, as well as a select number of international / non-traditional names that have significant exposures to China's financial system. We have a preference for larger-cap and liquid names, which are then filtered by our opinions on their fundamentals, value, momentum and recent trading volumes. We also try to make our selections versatile and less vulnerable to single-factor movements.
Each player's position on the pitch and the team formation itself convey incremental information about our thoughts on the sector's performance over a three to six-month horizon. To the extent possible, we intend to update our ideas on a periodic basis. This provides a feedback loop with our other ongoing research on the industry.
However, our team selections are not investment recommendations. Instead, they are meant to give structure to our analysis. The playbook allows us to articulate our views on the sector in a timely, concise manner. Our objective is to ensure we don't throw the baby out with the bathwater as sentiments on the sector remain bleak.
With that out of the way, the following is our starting XI. We will dive deeper into our rationale for our selections in the remainder of this insight (Exhibit 1).
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Source: Our analysis
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In the spirit of the long-awaited UEFA Euro 2020, we present our inaugural "China Financials: Silver Linings Playbook", which summarizes our views on the names that are best positioned to navigate an environment of progressively slower credit growth, tighter liquidity and rising defaults. 
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Exhibit 1: China Financials | Silver Linings Playbook





Source: Our analysis




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