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INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS (3) answer(s).
 
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Finance capital launches an assault on Chinese real estate / Aveline-Dubach, Natacha   Journal Article
Aveline-Dubach, Natacha Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract Over the past two decades, global market finance has taken root in China to seek property investment. This article examines the spatialities and anchorage methods of finance capital within Chinese national territory. It highlights the spatial and sectoral differences in the composition of property portfolios as a function of the return/risk coupling. These differences are exacerbated by a split in the geographical origin of the funds, which determines differentiated conditions of access to land and management of the investment time horizon of the assets portfolios. The penetration of finance capital into urban space tends to increase the fragmentation and functional specialisation of districts, a phenomenon fostered by entrepreneurial urban policies. As a result, urban projects are becoming standardised in terms of both design and program. They are increasingly governed by external references that favour the expansion of multinationals and transform lifestyles and consumer habits.
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ID:   164062


Legal bases of activities of institutional investors in Russia, China, and the United States / Magdalinskaya, Yulia   Journal Article
Magdalinskaya, Yulia Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This article analyzes legal principles and bases for the activity of institutional investors in Russia, China, and the United States. It is shown that the risk of illegal activities on the part of company management can be limited through the involvement of institutional investors. The activity of Russian pension funds and other types of trust management remains low, compared to developed markets. The Chinese experience of companies including investors in corporate management could serve as a good model for a new way of developing Russia's corporate milieu.
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ID:   093853


Stock return seasonalities and investor structure: evidence from China's B-share markets / Bohl, Martin T; Schuppli, Michael; Siklos, Pierre L   Journal Article
Bohl, Martin T Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract This paper investigates whether seasonalities in daily stock returns are related to the trading behavior of individual and institutional investors. The change in the investor structure of B-share markets in Shanghai and Shenzhen after the abolition of ownership restrictions in 2001 provides a unique testing environment. We show that day-of-the-week effects are attenuated after the market entrance of Chinese individual investors who had previously not been allowed to trade in B-shares. Our empirical results suggest that institutional rather than individual investors are a main driving force behind such anomalies. In addition, we find evidence of reduced index return autocorrelation and US spillover effects in the post-liberalization period.
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