China’s HNWIs should boost their focus on alternative investments and develop a more comprehensive approach to asset allocation so they can achieve long-term returns, rather than fixating on short-term gains, according to the founder and CEO of CreditEase. “Many Chinese U/HNWIs are only experts in one or two investment fields, or certain asset classes, and such logic does not work…
China’s HNWIs should tap alternatives for long-term returns: Tang Ning of CreditEase
By Twinkle Sparta, associate editor | 6 April 2022
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