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Services
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Through a combination of research, strategy and sales enablement, Kapronasia helps Financial Technology companies create and sustain a competitive advantage in the Asia Pacific Financial Services Industry. ...
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Case Studies
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Kapronasia works with both small and large global companies. To understand more about some of the work that we do, please take a look through some of our case studies below. ...
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Beijing's E-commerce keeps growing
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(Data Shorts)
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... by its high transaction volume, which has prompted half of China's top 10 e-commerce companies set up headquarters in Beijing in often in one of the two national e-commerce industry zones which attract ...
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Created on 15 May 2013
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Sound Wave Payment – Alipay’s innovation on mobile payment
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(Insight)
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... value of mobile payments reached 151 billion RMB, surging by 90% yet still accounting for less than 9% of total internet payments – a sign of its great potential. Apart from third-party companies, the ...
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Created on 03 May 2013
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China's Financial Industry Spend will keep a steady growth
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(Data Shorts)
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... segment spend is a key driver, making up about 72% of total spend. Comprehensive risk management and big data are the main IT focus areas for banks.
As securities companies continuously launch new business, ...
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Created on 20 April 2013
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Notes from The Bloomberg / Hedge Fund Association (HFA) Shanghai Panel Event
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... hedge, it is functional as some large Chinese companies are listed on both the A-share and H-share markets and many Hong Kong companies have factories and companies in China mainland. Further, the Hong ...
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Created on 06 January 2013
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China e-Tail 2012 Event wrap-up: The Prospects for China’s e-commerce market
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... mobile online shopping and LBS (location-based services). In addition, as more e-commerce companies realize the great opportunities from cross-border online shopping, there are more opportunities for global ...
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Created on 08 December 2012
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Margin Trading in China: Blessing or Curse?
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(Insight)
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... to pay for a portion of the whole amount to buy certain financial products and the rest of the capital can be borrowed from securities companies or brokers. Higher risks, higher returns is the essence ...
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Created on 03 December 2012
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A current look at China’s financial futures industry
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... to that in the western countries and it is highly likely that QFII will be allowed to enter Chinese futures market in the near future. So many opportunities for financial IT companies will emerge because ...
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Created on 20 November 2012
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QFII and RQFII continue rapid expansion; signals increased China capital market opening in 2013
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(Data Shorts)
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... years as compared to the Chinese A-share index which has returned to the same levels as 10 years ago.
For financial IT companies, developing suitable products including developing trading software ...
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Created on 15 November 2012
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RQFLP: a new channel for offshore RMB back to mainland China
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(Insight)
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... raised through RQFLP can be invest in unlisted companies, private equity of listed companies, convertible bonds, and sector funds which further broadens the channels for offshore RMB investments. This ...
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Created on 24 October 2012
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Luxury Spending in China – are the wealthy disappearing?
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(Insight)
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... further up the eastern seaboard near Shanghai or Beijing.
But factory owners weren’t the only ones to benefit. As China’s insatiable appetite for natural resources has increased, companies and individuals ...
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Created on 12 September 2012
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China’s banking IT spend will continue to grow strongly
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(Data Shorts)
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... rate YOY, and in 2013, this number will reach 170 billion dollars, 4% more than that of Japan. During China's Five Year Plan period (from 2011 to 2015), companies must invest more in their IT infrastructure ...
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Created on 23 August 2012
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Webinar - China's Online Payment Market in 2012
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... Recently however, regulations have changed, which is directly affecting the prospects of these companies.
This webinar from Kapronasia explores some of the most important questions in China's online ...
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Created on 09 August 2012
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New Delisting Rules Enhance Chinese Stock Market Soundness
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On 27th July 2012, Shanghai Stock Exchange announced a guideline on measures for terminating the listings of poorly performing companies or “special treatment” (ST) companies.
According to the guideline, ...
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Created on 31 July 2012
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Webinar - China's Prepaid Card Market in 2012
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... Not only did they provide a significant way for companies to minimize their taxation requirements, they also offered a convenient substitute for cash by individuals. Recently however, as regulations have ...
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Created on 19 July 2012
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Top-5 Current Trends in China's Payments Industry
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... on June 28th, when another 95 payment companies qualified to provide payment products and services in China.
Among the fourth round of licenses, digital TV payment licenses were issued by the PBOC ...
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Created on 04 July 2012
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Cheaper valuations on the Shanghai A-Share market mean more investment opportunities for foreign tech firms, but for a limited time only
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... opportunity in the sense of timing for foreign financial technology companies to enter the Chinese market through M&A.
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Created on 02 July 2012
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As of April 2012, the total quota of QDII reached 76.4 billion USD, with fund companies and securities companies holding the dominant position
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(Data Shorts)
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... reached 98. The institutions consist of fund management companies, insurance companies, commercial banks, securities companies and trusts. Among them, fund companies' quota represented 56.1% of the total ...
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Created on 30 May 2012
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As of January 2012, the total quota of RQFII reached 20 billion RMB; will continue to grow in future
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(Data Shorts)
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... and the total quota reached 20 billion RMB. Among them, funds companies and securities companies each accounted for 50%. The latest news from China’s securities regulators indicates that the RQFII investment ...
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Created on 29 May 2012
