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China’s recent regulatory announcements have spooked investors. However, those are an evolution of how China governs and develops its economy, says Robert Horrocks, Chief Investment Officer, Matthews Asia. We talked to him about the reasons behind these changes and possible implications for investors. Do investors need to reassess the regulatory risks associated with investing in China?
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