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FinanceAsia - Finding The Next Opportunity

China's ailing car industry: Being a bull in a bear market
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Despite disruption caused by the coronavirus and an overall slowdown in passenger car sales in China, Ian Zhu, managing partner of NIO Capital speaks to FinanceAsia about where he is parking his next investments in the Chinese auto sector.
Blockchain investment

If you can’t "bit" them, join them
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Amid a global regulatory clampdown, the founder of CoolBitx explains why compliance in the blockchain industry is exciting investors. Although a departure from the core values of privacy and anonymity, the lure of institutional cash is too important to pass up.
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Coronavirus

Lion Air’s aborted IPO has deeper ramifications for capital markets
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The delay to Indonesia’s budget carrier’s listing should have investment bankers very worried: the coronavirus now no longer fits the China-only profile but has infected those merely with exposure to it.
Coronavirus

Think smart: Are investors getting over-excited by online education again?
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The sudden uptick in early stage investment into Chinese online education may provide temporary relief for a sector suffering from a slowdown in appetite since the summer of last year. However, investors may struggle to pick the wheat from the chaff.
Privatisation

Will LIC be the Saudi Aramco of India?
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As India’s government is under pressure to shore up its ailing balance sheet, it has identified a handful of state assets to sell. The Life Insurance Corporation of India offers the most lucrative opportunity, but how international investors respond when they look under the hood is key.
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Central Asia

Can micro-funding female entrepreneurs lift Tajikistan's economy?
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Continued infrastructure investment from multilaterals, especially that linked to the training of women, is helping Tajikistan develop a future for tourism, but international investors remain wary to say the least.
Sovereign debt

Exclusive: Philippines' treasurer on how the country is inching towards the A-grade rating
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The country's national treasurer explains the government's action plan to facilitate a sovereign rating upgrade to the coveted A status. Prioritising domestic debt fundraising over international and expanding its product mix to include sukuks and green bonds are part of the answer.
Banking on the future

Sri Lanka co-opts its banks (again) to kick start economic growth
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The new government wants to get growth back to a level that befits the country’s promise. One key route is a moratorium on loans. The rating agencies loathe the idea, but the country’s leading bankers and economists give a broadly positive assessment.
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