Navigating property investment in China can be a tricky task. Everything can be working well and look perfectly on track, before something unexpected throws a spanner in the works: policy changes, a meltdown in cashflow or chicanery by partners, can wreak havoc on entire businesses.
Xie Ping, founding partner and president of Yinghan Assets, a Shanghai-based real estate private equity (PE) firm that manage 16 billion yuan($2.4 billion) asset, knows this all too well.
“Many real estate PE…
Source : South China Morning Post
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