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Industry: Financial Services, Securities
Type: Business and industry issue
Date: 1/26/2004

China Fund Management Report 2004: Sino-foreign joint ventures in fund management: It takes two to tango

This report explores the perspectives and issues of both foreign and Chinese fund houses in creating successful joint ventures. The report from the Economist Corporate Network written exclusively for and with contributions from KPMG, serves as a guide to the fund management industry in China today.

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