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CLSA’s global media team is based in Hong Kong.
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Global media organisations regularly seek the views of CLSA’s analysts, economists and strategists.
Bloomberg TV: BOK Expected to Defer Rate Hikes as Long as Possible, CLSA Says
Paul Choi, head of Korea research at CLSA discusses the Trump-Kim summit and the implications for South Korean stocks and central bank policy.
IFRAsia: MSCI eyes next move for China stocks
Alexious Lee, CLSA’s Head of China Capital Access, comments on money flows following the inclusion of A-Shares in MSCI’s emerging market index in IFR Asia: “What would happen if the regulator allowed China depository receipts (CDRs) and a company like Alibaba, which has a market cap of around US$500bn, were to issue depository receipts that could be traded via the Stock Connect schemes?”
TVB Finance: Pharmaceutical stocks in China
Speaking to TVB Finance, CLSA’s Head of China/HK Healthcare research David Li explains why he is positive on Chinese pharmaceutical stocks.
CNBC: Hong Kong's property market has become like a 'religion': CLSA
Nicole Wong of CLSA says “fear” of further price increases in Hong Kong’s property market is driving the purchase of small apartments at high prices.
Bloomberg Radio: Don't Get Worried on Backward Looking Indicators Like GDP
Nicholas Smith, Strategist, CLSA Securities Japan gave Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly his analysis of today’s Japanese GDP data. He goes on to consider whether the BOJ will ever be able to exit QE and finally takes a look at global trade, seeing a positive outlook.
Media Releases
Recent media releases issued by CLSA, CITIC CLSA Securities and CLSA Capital Partners.
Media @ CLSA Forums
CLSA welcomes media to attend its Investor Forums on an invitation-only basis.
CLSA’s Investor Forums are market-leading investment conferences that form part of our corporate access platform for CLSA clients and corporates. Media are permitted to attend the CLSA Forums on an invitation-only basis and must pre-register to obtain accreditation.
At the Forums, we provide access to CLSA analysts, economists & strategists as well as keynote and specialist speakers. Not all sessions are open to media; this is at the discretion of the speaker. Wherever possible, we attempt to provide a robust programme of content for media.
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