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Foreign asset managers in China slow to buy out local partners
By
Hui Ching-hoo
- Asia
- China
- Global
It’s coming up to three years since Beijing scrapped foreign ownership limits in asset management companies, and yet, almost all of the international firms in the 44 joint ventures in China haven’t bought out their local partners. ...
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