While capital can be volatile, Hong Kong’s role as the conduit between Chinese and global finance puts its financial sector in a sweet spot
The wave of outbound FDI attests to the economic and geopolitical forces pushing Chinese firms to shift part of their operations abroad in a trend reminiscent of Japanese companies’ overseas investment spree in the 1980s. Yet while the previous surge in Chinese outbound investment in 2014-2016 was dominated by mergers and acquisitions, the current crop of foreign transactions is focused on greenfield projects – assets that are built as opposed to acquired – in emerging markets, especially Southeast Asia.
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