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Surviving the winter of Chinese private equity
Date: Oct 08, 2018 |
Author: Jimmy Leong | Opinion
Following the initial boom of liberalisation, new restrictions are having a severe cooling effect on the nascent international Chinese private equity real estate (PERE) market – fund managers that are in it for the long-haul will need to up their game during this period of tightening, writes Jimmy Leong, Managing Director in Asia, at Augentius.
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