China
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Fund managers are looking to mainland China’s economy for direction after sharp declines on major stock exchanges have hit the industry.
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Successful corporate leaders are fueling growth by focusing on underserved markets.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley all earn high marks from investors for their corporate marketing efforts.
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Portfolio managers tell Institutional Investor what they like about top-ranked analysts on this year’s team.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch repeats at No. 2; UBS holds firm in third place.
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Which teams garnered the highest number of votes? Which sectors attracted the most attention? Read on!
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Citi racks up the biggest gains in annual ranking of the region’s best sell-side analysts.
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Morgan Stanley claims far more first-place positions than any other firm — 18.
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Morgan Stanley is home to the highest number of previously unranked analysts, with eight.
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In the face of China’s volatility, many regional managers look to consumer-oriented plays for stability and growth.
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The firm widens its lead over second-place J.P. Morgan in annual ranking of aggregated survey results.
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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.