China Looms Paramount for Asia’s Top 100 Asset Managers
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China Looms Paramount for Asia’s Top 100 Asset Managers

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A-share plunge is a buy signal for some, a reason to pull back for others; managers in other markets hope domestic factors will outweigh China’s influence.

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