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Fraser Howie

Fraser Howie

Fraser Howie is co-author of "Red Capitalism: The Fragile Financial Foundations of China's Extraordinary Rise." He has worked in China's capital markets since 1992.

Xi Jinping's missed chance to offer a vision for reform

Little new in what had been billed as a landmark speech

The yuan can't win back investor trust

Fund managers remain wary of Beijing intervention risk despite currency's rebound

Anbang shows China's vanishing divide between public and private

Takeover of insurer should come as no surprise

The promise of China's Stock Connect betrayed

Beijing is still not ready to relax its grip on markets

China's financial opening still leaves uneven playing field

Relaxation of foreign ownership limits comes too late to have much impact

Chinese private companies are an illusion

Crackdown on foreign deals underscores extent of Beijing's grip

China's stable markets are nothing to crow about

Regulator's claim of victory over financial risk misplaced

White elephant spotted near Beijing

Planned Xiongan development area a distraction from needed reforms

China 'bond connect' talk overlooks landmark market opening

Hundreds of foreign investors are already buying domestic interbank debt

Return of financial reformer to Beijing a hopeful sign

Guo Shuqing well-suited to tame China's banking sector

Calming the yuan

Time for Beijing to give up targeting exchange rate levels

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