Malcolm Riddell: Be Alert To China’s “Red Revival”; U.S. Municipalities Must Protect Themselves From Chinese Investments

October 2, 2011 — 13:37 CST

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In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Malcolm Riddell, president of China-focused investment banking firm RiddellTseng Partners, discusses:

– What are the economic ramifications of China’s “Red Revival” phenomenon?

– What is the future direction of the “Red Revival”, and what does it mean for foreign investors?

– What changes will take place in China’s outbound investment within the 12th five-year plan?

– How should U.S. municipalities protect themselves from Chinese investments?

About Malcolm Riddell:
Malcolm Riddell is president of China-focused investment banking firm RiddellTseng Partners and editor of online portal China Debate. Mr. Riddell is an associate-in-research at Harvard University’s Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies, senior visiting fellow at Peking University Law School, and a member at Council on Foreign Relations.