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2 weeks ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Diana Li |Sonali Basak
Asia’s wealthy investors are eyeing discounts of up to 40% to buy private equity assets in the secondary market as they seek to boost returns, according to asset manager Ardian SAS. Secondary funds are trading at 30-40% discounts, much higher than in the US, according to Jason Yao, senior managing director and head of Greater China at Ardian, which manages $180 billion.
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2 weeks ago | 
bloomberg.com | Diana Li |Sonali Basak
The Tokyo skyline. (Bloomberg) -- Asia’s wealthy investors are eyeing discounts of up to 40% to buy private equity assets in the secondary market as they seek to boost returns, according to asset manager Ardian SAS. Secondary funds are trading at 30-40% discounts, much higher than in the US, according to Jason Yao, senior managing director and head of Greater China at Ardian, which manages $180 billion.
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4 weeks ago | 
rs.bloombergadria.com | Ruth Carson |Masaki Kondo |Rebecca Choong Wilkins |Diana Li
Podeli vest WhatsApp Viber Link copied Copy link Berze 31. maj 2025, 07:11 Decenijama su izvozne sile Azije imale jednostavnu finansijsku strategiju: prodavati robu u Sjedinjene Američke Države, a zatim investirati prihode u američku imovinu.
Taj model sada je pred najvećom pretnjom još od globalne finansijske krize 2008.
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1 month ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Diana Li
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1 month ago | 
japantimes.co.jp | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Diana Li
Some of Asia’s richest families are cutting exposure to U.S. assets, saying U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs have made the world’s largest economy much less predictable. One family office managing assets for Chinese billionaires exited its U.S. holdings entirely and will shift the proceeds to Asia.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberglinea.com | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Diana Li |Michael Nagle
Bloomberg — Algunas de las familias más ricas de Asia están recortando su exposición a activos estadounidenses, afirmando que los aranceles del presidente Donald Trump han hecho que la mayor economía del mundo sea mucho menos predecible. Una oficina familiar que gestiona activos para multimillonarios chinos salió por completo de sus participaciones en EE.UU. y trasladará las ganancias a Asia.
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1 month ago | 
flipboard.com | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Diana Li
11 hours agoIndia and Pakistan don’t fight wars like other countries. Here’s whyISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — India and Pakistan have fought three full-scale wars since they gained independence from British India in 1947. They’ve also had dozens of skirmishes and conflicts, including one atop a glacier dubbed the coldest and highest-altitude battlefield in the world.
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2 months ago | 
ndtv.com | Filipe Pacheco |Diana Li
A 30-year-old Chinese entrepreneur has become an unlikely billionaire with the listing of his sprawling tea shop chain in the US, even as tensions between the two nations stoke an economic decoupling and market volatility. With the US IPO market at a near standstill and some analysts questioning whether Chinese stocks will be booted from American exchanges, Junjie Zhang's Chagee Holdings Ltd began trading Thursday on Nasdaq.
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2 months ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Filipe Pacheco |Diana Li
A 30-year-old Chinese entrepreneur has become an unlikely billionaire with the listing of his sprawling tea shop chain in the US, even as tensions between the two nations stoke an economic decoupling and market volatility. With the US IPO market at a near standstill and some analysts questioning whether Chinese stocks will be booted from American exchanges, Junjie Zhang’s Chagee Holdings Ltd. is set to list on the Nasdaq on Thursday.
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2 months ago | 
flipboard.com | Filipe Pacheco |Diana Li
2 hours agoChina has long tried to present itself as the world’s true champion of globalization, with little success. Now Beijing has a new opening to push its message. China’s propaganda machine is in full churn as Beijing ramps up all of the tools at its disposal to fight a public relations war with …
