Shanghai, China, June 6, 2016 /Xinwengao.com/ - Next Tuesday, top investors from the Blackstone Group, CITIC Capital, Everbright Ashmore, V Capital and more will convene in Shanghai for the China Private Real Estate Investment Roundtable 2016.

The intimate event, organized by China Money Network, will feature China’s most successful private real estate investors.

Register now to get access to leading dealmakers. Network with other attendees from top Chinese investment firms and real estate industry executives over an insightful roundtable discussion and a cocktail reception. Only limited seats available now.

Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.hk/e/china-private-real-estate-investment-roundtable-2016-tickets-25636552619

Date: Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Time: 4:30-7:30pm
Location: 50th Floor, Shanghai World Financial Center, 100 Century Avenue, Pudong, Shanghai
Language: Mandarin Chinese

After decades of rapid growth, China’s institutionally invested real estate space was estimated to be second only to that of the US, at US$806 billion in 2015.

But as China’s property market enter a paradigm shift away from the rapid price appreciation and growth of the past, how do private real estate investors find and execute a niche strategy to achieve attractive investment returns?

Panel discussion and Q&A will be conducted in Mandarin Chinese.

FEATURED SPEAKERS:

The Blackstone Group, Managing Director, Joe Chien
Mr. Chien is a managing director in Blackstone’s Real Estate group based in Shanghai responsible for real estate acquisitions and initiatives in China. Before joining Blackstone, Mr. Chien was an executive director at GreenOak Real Estate Advisors in New York, where he focused on acquisitions in the U.S., Greater China, and India. Previously, he worked at Morgan Stanley in their real estate investing and mergers & acquisitions departments in New York and London.

CITIC Capital, Head of Real Estate, Stanley Ching
Mr. Ching heads CITIC Capital’s Real Estate business, which has invested in over 20 projects with aggregate asset value of over US$8 billion in residential, retail and commercial properties since 2005. Mr. Ching has over 20 years of professional experience in investment management, investment banking and corporate banking, having worked at the HSBC Group, Societe Generale Asia and Industrial Bank of Japan.

Everbright Ashmore, CEO, James Pan
Mr. Pan is the chief executive officer of Everbright Ashmore Real Estate Fund. Prior to joining Everbright Ashmore, he worked for the Foreign Exchange Reserve Department of China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange, and established SAFE Investment Company, Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of the People’s Bank of China which had assets-under-management of more than HK$20 billion. Previously, Mr. Pan worked at asset management firm Seagate.

Kai Long Fund, Founder, Hei Ming Cheng
Mr. Cheng is the founder and chief executive of Kai Long Fund, with over 30 years of real estate experience in the Greater China region. Since co-founding the firm in 2004, Mr. Cheng has led the firm to invest in 30 real estate projects valuing over US$1.5 billion combined. Before KaiLong, Mr. Cheng was the general manager of Shui On Land, having overseen the development of Rainbow City, Hangzhou Xi Hu Tiandi, and Shanghai Xintiandi.

V Capital, Chief Executive Officer, Ding Changfeng
Mr. Ding is the chief executive officer of V Capital, a newly established real estate investment fund established by one of China’s largest real estate developers, Vanke Group. V Capital focuses on investing in core assets, growth and opportunistic assets in China’s real estate sector.

DISCUSSION TOPICS:
– Where is China’s real estate market in its current cycle? What is the best strategy to find good investment opportunities?

– The rise of domestic investors, including SOEs, developers, insurers, and what opportunities and challenges do they present?

– Distressed opportunities: As Chinese corporate default rates are expected to rise, the dos and don’ts of investing in distressed projects

– Impact and opportunities in merging new methods including securitization and crowdfunding

– Industry outlook and predictions

(Panel discussion and Q&A will be conducted in Mandarin Chinese.)

For more information and registration: https://www.eventbrite.hk/e/china-private-real-estate-investment-roundtable-2016-tickets-25636552619

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Shanghai, China, May 27, 2016 /Xinwengao.com/ - China Private Real Estate Investment Roundtable 2016, organized by China Money Network, will gather China’s most successful private real estate investors from leading deal makers from Kai Long Fund, Everbright Ashmore, CITIC Capital, V Capital and more.

The high level event, to be held from 16:30 to 19:30 on Tuesday, June 14, 2016 in Shanghai World Financial Center will offer attendees opportunities to network with top Chinese investment firms and real estate industry executives over an insightful roundtable discussion and a cocktail reception.

After decades of rapid growth, China’s institutionally invested real estate space was estimated to be second only to that of the US, at US$806 billion in 2015.

But as China’s property market enter a paradigm shift away from the rapid price appreciation and growth of the past, how do private real estate investors find and execute a niche strategy to achieve attractive investment returns? The speakers will engage with the audience to offer valuable insights on the questions and more.

Panel discussion and Q&A sessions will be conducted in Mandarin Chinese. Registration information is available at https://www.eventbrite.hk/e/china-private-real-estate-investment-roundtable-2016-tickets-25636552619

FEATURED SPEAKERS:

The Blackstone Group, Managing Director, Joe Chien
Mr. Chien is a managing director in Blackstone’s Real Estate group based in Shanghai responsible for real estate acquisitions and initiatives in China. Before joining Blackstone, Mr. Chien was an executive director at GreenOak Real Estate Advisors in New York, where he focused on acquisitions in the U.S., Greater China, and India. Previously, he worked at Morgan Stanley in their real estate investing and mergers & acquisitions departments in New York and London.

CITIC Capital, Head of Real Estate, Stanley Ching
Mr. Ching heads CITIC Capital’s Real Estate business, which has invested in over 20 projects with aggregate asset value of over US$8 billion in residential, retail and commercial properties since 2005.
Mr. Ching has over 20 years of professional experience in investment management, investment banking and corporate banking, having worked at the HSBC Group, Societe Generale Asia and Industrial Bank of Japan.

Everbright Ashmore, CEO, James Pan
Mr. Pan is the chief executive officer of Everbright Ashmore Real Estate Fund. Prior to joining Everbright Ashmore, he worked for the Foreign Exchange Reserve Department of China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange, and established SAFE Investment Company, Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of the People’s Bank of China which had assets-under-management of more than HK$20 billion. Previously, Mr. Pan worked at asset management firm Seagate.

Kai Long Fund, Founder, Hei Ming Cheng
Mr. Cheng is the founder and chief executive of Kai Long Fund, with over 30 years of real estate experience in the Greater China region. Since co-founding the firm in 2004, Mr. Cheng has led the firm to invest in 30 real estate projects valuing over US$1.5 billion combined. Before KaiLong, Mr. Cheng was the general manager of Shui On Land, having overseen the development of Rainbow City, Hangzhou Xi Hu Tiandi, and Shanghai Xintiandi.

V Capital, Chief Executive Officer, Ding Changfeng
Mr. Ding is the chief executive officer of V Capital, a newly established real estate investment fund established by one of China’s largest real estate developers, Vanke Group. V Capital focuses on investing in core assets, growth and opportunistic assets in China’s real estate sector.

For registration and sponsorship, please contact China Money Network:
Wendy Wang
WendyW@ChinaMoneyNetwork.com

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Interested parties are invited to register for the event now here: https://www.eventbrite.hk/e/china-healthcare-investment-roundtable-2016-tickets-21850218592

This event organized by China Money Network is one of a series of roundtables to be held this year in the Greater China region, focusing on themes including clean tech investment, real estate investment, distressed debt investment, and long short equity.

The China Healthcare Investment Roundtable will gather the brightest minds from the industry, including head of healthcare at Bain Capital and Warburg Pincus, Min Li and Min Fang, as well as former head of China at Och-Ziff Capital, Frank Yu, who just launched his own healthcare-focused investment firm Ally Bridge Group.

The roundtable also features Qiming Venture Partner’s head of healthcare Nisa Leung and Dr. Zhi Yang, founder of BVCF, formerly BioVeda China Fund, one of the earliest investment firms dedicated to China’s life science sector.

China’s healthcare sector, on track to reach over RMB8 trillion (US$1.23 trillion) in 2020, remains one of the most attractive sectors for private equity and venture investors in 2015.

Investments reached US$3.5 billion last year, up 151% year-on-year, driven by strong growth in the pharmaceuticals and biotechnology segment.

During the luncheon roundtable, featured speakers will discuss topics including where they see the best opportunities in China’s healthcare sector, and the private equity investment strategies that work best in China. The panel discussion will also cover subjects of opportunities and challenges posed by Internet technology to the healthcare sector, as well as industry outlooks and technological innovation that will reshape healthcare.

The China Healthcare Investment Roundtable will be held from noon to 2:30pm on Friday, April 15, 2016 at the 22nd floor in the CITIC Tower, 1 Tim Mei Avenue in Admiralty, Hong Kong.

Please click here to register now. Seats are limited.
China Healthcare Investment Roundtable 2016

Here is a list of featured guests:

Ally Bridge Group: Founder, Frank Yu
Before founding healthcare-focused investment firm Ally Bridge Group, Frank Yu was head of China Investments at Och-Ziff Capital Management, one of the world’s largest alternative asset managers with over US$43 billion under management. Before Och-Ziff, he was a managing director at Goldman Sachs Hong Kong.

BioVeda China Fund: Founder, Dr. Zhi Yang
Dr. Yang founded BioVeda China Fund in 2005, in one of the earliest dedicated firms to focus on venture investments in life sciences in China. He has invested dozens of companies and secured many successful exits, as well as co-founding seven companies. As an accomplished life scientist, he was also the principle inventor of more than ten patents.

Qiming Venture Partners: Managing Partner, Nisa Leung
Nisa Leung, as Qiming Venture Partners’ head of healthcare investments, is one of the most active and successful venture capitalist in China’s healthcare sector. She has invested over RMB4 billion in the healthcare sector in China during the past seven years, including Nurotron Biotechnology and Berry Genomics.

Warburg Pincus: Managing Director, Min Fang
Min Fang joined Warburg Pincus in 2007 and focuses on investments in the healthcare sector in Asia. Mr. Fang is a director of Beijing Amcare Women’s and Children’s Hospital Group, China Biologic Products (NASDAQ: CBPO) and Evercare (Beijing) Holding Group.

For more information, please check out our event page:
English event page:
http://www.chinamoneynetwork.com/china-healthcare-investment-roundtable-2016

Chinese event page:
http://www.zhongjintoux.com/zhongguo-yiliao-jiankang-touzi-2016/

For registration and other business inquiries, please contact:
Wendy Wang
China Money Network
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Email: WendyW@ChinaMoneyNetwork.com

ABOUT CHINA MONEY NETWORK:
China Money Network was founded in 2011 by a team led by Nina Xiang, a veteran financial journalist dedicated to building an online and offline community exclusively for professional investors focused on investing in China.

Headquartered in Hong Kong with operations in Beijing and Shanghai, China Money Network’s products include real-time news briefs at ChinaMoneyNetwork.com syndicated to dozens of media; a top-rated audio/video podcast available for mobile devices; an alternative investment manager database in China; a robust series of high-level investment events; weekly investment e-newsletters; as well as a full companion Chinese-language site zhongjintoux.com.

In addition, China Money Network has a strong social media presence, with up to one million followers across both English and Chinese language social networking channels. China Money Network’s target audience includes overseas institutional investors; China-centric professional investors, capital markets professionals, and senior company executives.

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Beijing, China, July 13, 2012 /Xinwengao.com/ - Howard Marks, co-founder and chairman of Los Angeles-based Oaktree Capital Management, says the firm’s China fund’s performance is mediocre. The 66-year-old King of Distressed Debt gives a barely passing grade to Oaktree’s China fund.

“I would say [the fund’s performance] has been about a C+ in absolute terms,” Marks says. “We haven’t lost money, but I don’t know how others have done. So maybe the answer is: as good as anyone.

Marks made the comment while talking to Nina Xiang, host of China Money Podcast (www.ChinaMoneyPodcast.com), a highly ranked new media show focused exclusively on investing in China, in the podcast’s one-year anniversary special episode.

During its first year of operations, China Money Podcast has quickly expanded its viewership with its free weekly audio and video podcasts, available at www.chinamoneypodcast.com, on iTunes, and other online destinations. The podcast has featured guests including legendary investor Jim Rogers and Mr. China, Jack Perkowski, among other prominent China-focused investors. The anniversary special program featuring Howard Marks provides a rare opportunity to look into Mr. Marks’ views on China and investing.

Howard Marks co-founded Oaktree Capital Management in 1995, and have built the firm into a distressed debt powerhouse with $78 billion under management. Oaktree’s 17 distressed debt funds have averaged annual gains of 19 percent after fees for the past 22 years, beating its peers by about 7 percentage points, according to consulting firm Cambridge associates.

But Oaktree’s performance in China – its Beijing office was established in 2007 and focuses on private equity – is less than stellar. Marks says that the firm is cautiously moving ahead in the Chinese market.

“We invested slowly. It’s not fully invested yet, and probably won’t get fully invested,” he says. “It did not invest in distress-for –control or loan-to-own situations.”

Known as an “eternal worrier,” Marks sees a number of concerns in China’s future. He says in the interview: “China’s customers – the U.S. and Europe – have been growing very slowly themselves. So that will have a retardant effect on China’s economy as well. The combination of the two suggests that China will go into a slow period.”

Marks also points outs that the shaky foundation of China’s legal system could pose unexpected risks to investors in China. “The world has yet to see how it is to do business in China dealing with issues such as property rights: whether foreign private investors can do well as owner of businesses. It’s important that people do not assume that business-as-usual in China is the same with business-as-usual elsewhere.”

He explains that it is part of the reason that Oaktree’s China operations have stayed away from its traditional distress-for –control strategy in China.

“In our distressed debt investing, we often invest in the debt of the companies that fail to pay for their debts because we have creditor rights that can give us access to the value of the company. We don’t know how creditor rights will be treated in China, so we probably won’t invest in (it).

But Marks also noted that the correction in valuations in China is a positive in its investment outlook: “Valuations in China have corrected quite a bit from two or three years ago when everybody assumed China’s outlook was flawless for eternity. Prices have come down considerably both relative to other countries and in absolute terms. That’s very healthy for the investment outlook.”

Marks made the comments to China Money Podcast after promoting in China the Chinese version of his book, The Most Important Thing.

About China Money Podcast
China Money Podcast is a highly ranked new media show focused exclusively on investing in China. With prominent guests ranging from China-focused fund managers, economists to analysts, the podcast is widely followed by the investment community in and outside of China.

Hosted by Nina Xiang, a veteran financial journalist, the podcast is the source of local knowledge and insights – on-the-go – for investors interested in China. The podcast is available on its website, in iTunes, and other podcast syndication platforms.

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Beijing, China (February 02, 2012) /Xinwengao.com/ — In a bold refutation of prominent China doomsayers including New York University professor Nouriel Roubini and hedge fund manager Jim Chanos, Jack Perkowski, a.k.a. Mr. China, tells China Money Podcast now is a great time to invest in China because the Chinese government will ensure its economy staves off a crash scenario.

“There are a lot of opportunities in China. It’s still very early in the game,” says Perkowski. “Those predicting a hard landing didn’t take into account of the fact that the Chinese government has all of the monetary and fiscal tools at its disposal.”

Perkowski, founder and managing partner at China-focused merchant bank JFP Holdings Ltd., has twenty years of experience investing on the ground in China. He came to China in the early 1990s and founded ASIMCO Technologies Ltd., now one of the largest independent auto component manufactures in China. That pioneer journey made him one of the most successful Western businessmen in China and gained him the moniker, Mr. China. He made the above comments while being interviewed on the latest online episode of China Money Podcast.

Among all the investment potentials, Perkowski favors environmental and energy efficiency technologies, health care and the financial services sector.

“Anything relating to the environment (that) helps improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions (and so on) will be big opportunities, (and) health care, one of the last big industries that’s being opened up for outside investors,” says Perkowski.

“The whole financial services sector will be huge,” Perkowski goes on saying. “China still has a 50 percent savings rate and the insurance sector is growing at 25 percent a year, not because the Chinese are in love insurance but because they look at insurance as another place to put their savings.”

Those who predict that China will inevitably suffer a hard landing, defined as an annual growth rate below 7.5 percent, underestimate the resources available to the Chinese government to manage the economy.

“China needs to grow at somewhere between 7 to 9 percent (annually) to have an economy to absorb all of the new workers every year,” says Perkowski. Therefore, with social stability top on their mind, China’s leaders will do everything to ensure growth does not fall beneath that key level.

After selling ASIMCO Technologies Ltd., then with sales of over US$500 million, to Bain Capital in 2009, Perkowski founded Beijing-based JFP Holdings in the same year. JFP Holdings helps global companies on their China strategies and assists Chinese companies to develop their global footprint.

About China Money Podcast
China Money Podcast is a top rated audio talk show series focused on investing in China. With prominent guests ranging from China-focused fund managers, economists to analysts, the podcast is widely followed by the investment community in and outside of China. Hosted by Nina Xiang, a Beijing-based veteran financial journalist, the podcast is the source of insights on-the-go for any investors interested in investing in China. The show is available as a free audio download from http://www.ChinaMoneyPodcast.com.

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Beijing, China (November 25, 2011) /Xinwengao.com/ — Jim Rogers, Chairman of Rogers Holdings and a famed investor, says he sees more trouble ahead for the world economy in the next few years, and is shorting shares in various markets.

“I mainly short shares around the world,” says Rogers. “I have shorted American technology companies, I have shorted European stocks and shorted emerging market stocks.”

Rogers made the comment while talking to China Money Podcast (http://www.ChinaMoneyPodcast.com), a top-rated audio program focusing on investing in China.

Long known as a China Bull, Rogers turned pessimistic about China’s economic future in light of the on-going economic malaise in the U.S. and Europe. “I don’t see a resumption of the bull market in many places in the world until we have the next economic problems in the US, which will be fairly soon,” says Rogers.

Having moved to Singapore in 2007 to be closer to the investment opportunities in China, Rogers warns investors to be cautious on China’s property bubble. But he also points out that investors should differentiate China’s property bubble with that of the U.S. “China’s property market has a price bubble, but not a credit bubble the US had,” says Rogers.

The outspoken author of a number of best selling books, including A Gift To My Children, is a firm believer of the Chinese currency’s long-term potential. “The Renminbi will go massively higher over the next few decades,” says Rogers, who goes on to warn U.S. politicians, who have repeated blasted China for manipulating the RMB, to be careful of what they wish for.

“Manipulation is the wrong world. (China) has a managed float. Once the Chinese currency is freely convertible and freely traded, you are going to have a lot of people leaving the U.S. dollar and going into the RMB. Then the U.S. is going to lose its status as the world’s reserve currency.”

Though the intellectually intense investor believes that China should allow the RMB to rise faster against the dollar, he says it is China’s currency, and China should be the one making the decisions.

“If someone called up the American government, and went into the press everyday and said to America this is what you have to do with your currency, America would be furious. America would be shrieking, yelling and probably dropping bombs on that country,” says Rogers.

— About China Money Podcast —

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China Money Podcast is a top rated audio talk show series focused on investing in China. With prominent guests ranging from China-focused fund managers, economists to analysts, the podcast is widely followed by the investment community in and outside of China. Hosted by Nina Xiang, a Beijing-based veteran financial journalist, the podcast is the source of insights – on-the-go – for any investor interested in investing in China.

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  China Money Podcast
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