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What's Next: Kai Li on the Chinese Stock MarketJune 3, 2016Tagged: All News, Viewpoints, Faculty, ResearchTo celebrate the University of British Columbia’s centennial, we asked UBC Sauder professors to tell us about imminent changes in business that will transform our daily lives. From the green economy to internet security we asked them, “What’s next?” Who:Professor Kai Li, W. Maurice Young Chair in finance at the UBC Sauder School of Business, and senior associate dean, equity and diversity. Li specializes in corporate governance – including executive compensation, activist shareholders, and mergers and acquisitions – as well as the Chinese economy and stock market.What's Now:Because of its economic might, China has become a leading player in the global economy, explains Li, and its stock market is ranked second in the world in terms of market capitalization. From 2005 to 2007, the Chinese government introduced market reforms, which allowed for more tradable shares and less government involvement. Still, she says, roughly half of the market is owned by the government or government-affiliated entities.“A very high proportion of shares are still owned by the state,” says Li. “That’s very, very different from all the other developed markets in the world.”There is also extreme volatility, with individual retail investors making up a large proportion of the market, and very little participation from more savvy institutional investors, especially foreign ones.http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/News/2016/...tm_content=stockmarket&utm_campaign=WhatsNext
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