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William Gamble, J.D., LL.M.

EMail: william@emergingmarketstrategies.com

emerging market strategies

 

Quotations and Letters

 

Financial Times

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Beware information deficit in emerging nations

By: William Gamble

Financial Times, Oct 31, 2007

 

 

The coming crash in Chinese stocks

By: William Gamble

Financial Times, May 15, 2007

 

Chinese bank purchase is neither capitalism nor reform

By: William Gamble

Financial Times, November 21, 2006

 

Best investment in China is casinos of Macao, not state-owned banks,

By William Gamble

 Financial Times, October 02, 2006

 

China lacks the normal tools of economic management

By: By William Gamble

Financial Times, Jul 21, 2006

 

 

A panda is not a bear just because it looks like one

By: William Gamble,

Financial Times, May 10, 2006

 

Western investors will make up for Chinese property losses

By William Gamble

Financial Times, April 12, 2006

 

Hong Kong Stock Exchange Debate

December 2005 – May 2006

 

Hong Kong regulator admits weakness

By Justine Lau in Hong Kong

Financial Times,  May 11 2006

 

Hong Kong Exchange cannot meet protection standards

By William Gamble

Financial Times: December 7, 2005

 

Hong Kong Exchange is closely monitored and regulated in the discharge of its public interest duty

By Henry Law

Financial Times: December 9 2005

 

No regulation can be effective without sufficient legal disincentives

Response to Mr. Law

By William Gamble

December 10, 2005

 

Hong Kong market protection near top of world league

By: Steve Hanke,

 Financial Times, Dec 13, 2005

 

 

We have to keep politicians out of the market

By William Gamble

Financial Times; May 18, 2005

 

 

If the law is used to limit the power of Chinese province it could be used to curb Beijing's too By William Gamble
Financial Times; Dec 22, 2004

 

China's ministries do not submit to the law By William Gamble
Financial Times; Oct 27, 2004

 

Market and press curb venal CEOs By William Gamble
Financial Times; May 07, 2004

 

China's economy must be freed from the influence of the party By William Gamble

Financial Times: January 9, 2004

 

National champions have it too easy By William Gamble
Financial Times: November 19, 2003

No investment without justice By William Gamble
Financial Times ; Oct 31, 2003

Communist party in China should trust in the law By William Gamble
Financial Times; Oct 02, 2003

Laws that protect China's powerful By William Gamble
Financial Times ; Jun 16, 2003

 

 Shenzhen should try a multi-party democracy embedded in rule of law By William Gamble
Financial Times ; Feb 06, 2003

 

 

Insure against corporate malfeasance By William Gamble
Financial Times ; Dec 05, 2002

 

The Sacramento Bee

 

CalPERS rethinks China, Russia markets. 3/13/2005
Byline: Gilbert Chan

 

Voice of America

Bank of China Plans to Sell Non-Performing Loans

 

Smart Money

 

Special Report: Investing in China

The Big Red Machine

By Scott Patterson Published: April 14, 2004

 

International Herald Tribune

Rick Smith, Trust me, he says, but the risks remain Russia / Leap of faith, November 29, 2003


South China Morning Post


Jasper Becker, While deficiencies exist, mainland companies see long-term benefits of transparency, efficient management, July 6, 2001

Jasper Becker, Foreign investors cautious over benchmark asset auction,November 20, 2001

Quote unquote, November 25, 2001

Jasper Becker , A land Misunderstood: Review of Investing in China, February 27, 2002,

 

The Far East Economic Review

 

David Lague, December 20, 2001, Nonperforming Loans, A Finger in The Dyke


USA TODAY

 Paul Wiseman, October 25, 2001, Deep financial problems threaten to bury China


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