Andrew Teoh, founding partner of Ameba Capital, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that when he makes investment decisions, he would consider a sale to Chinese Internet giants, BAT (Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent), as potential exits. He shares his view on what assets BAT are likely to acquire in the next year.

Andrew Teoh, founding partner of Ameba Capital, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that there will be more mergers among Chinese technology companies in 2016, which will create clear industry number twos. In particular, the O2O (online-to-offline) sector will see more mergers as the availability of capital decreases.

Andrew Teoh, founding partner of Ameba Capital, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that he likes social network-based B2C start-ups now as Chinese consumers become more sophisticated and want quality, brand and seamless shopping experience.

Andrew Teoh, founding partner of Ameba Capital, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that as China's capital markets changes, the RMB will become a more important currency in both early stage and late stage investments in China, different from the past when the U.S. dollar dominated in both investment and exits.

In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Xia Mingchen, a Hong Kong-based principal at Hamilton Lane's fund investment team, spoke to our host Nina Xiang.

Xia says Hamilton Lane likes distressed debt and special situations strategies in China. They will likely outperform as the Chinese economic transition provides plenty of opportunities for corporate restructuring.

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In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Xia Mingchen, a Hong Kong-based principal at Hamilton Lane's fund investment team, spoke to our host Nina Xiang.

Xia says as the Chinese economy re-balances, private equity fund managers need to focus more on sector expertise and post-investment management of their portfolios.

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In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Xia Mingchen, a Hong Kong-based principal at Hamilton Lane's fund investment team, spoke to our host Nina Xiang.

Xia says he prefers country-specific private equity funds over pan-Asian vehicles, because local expertise is critical in achieving success in the region.

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Mark McFarland, global chief economist at private bank Coutts & Co. Limited, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that Hong Kong-listed Chinese Internet leaders and banks are preferred sectors for gradual market re-entry.

Mark McFarland, global chief economist at private bank Coutts & Co. Limited, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that China has plenty of room to loosen monetary policy if needed, and is likely to cut bank reserve requirement ratio two or three times by the end of 2016.

Mark McFarland, global chief economist at private bank Coutts & Co. Limited, tells China Money Podcast host Nina Xiang that the RMB has limited space to depreciate further and the Chinese government will be able to keep a relatively stable exchange rate going forward.