Nisha GopalanVerified account

@nishagopalanhk

Bloomberg Opinion Columnist focused on Asia banking, deal news and Hong Kong. alum

Hong Kong via London
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Joined February 2009
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    Conditions are fortuitous. They may not last. I teamed up with to answer the question: Why now? via

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    China Pacific's talks with Swiss Re are a tale of three cities, writes

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    Nov 5

    Xerox is selling its share of a 57-year-old venture back to Fujifilm. The Japanese company's investors are right to celebrate, writes

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    Nov 5

    Chinese AI giant Megvii is considering delaying its Hong Kong IPO to better grasp the implications of being on a U.S. blacklist. Carol Zhong & report

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    Nov 4

    Pretty interesting timing if true, considering CFIUS review of TikTok in the US and the investigation into data, engineers and other ties between the China and US businesses.

    So last wk Douyin (domestic China) & Tik Tok (int'l) heads swapped places. Douyin now back to old head: operations/growth lady (yes, a lady!), Tik Tok is old founder Alex, a product guy.
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    Nov 4

    China’s Nasdaq-style Star board appears to be losing its shine as investor demand sags

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    Flying over Europe in a private jet last year, SoftBank Vision Fund Head Rajeev Misra took his shoes off and propped his bare feet on the knee of a top executive of FIFA  via

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    Oct 31

    Rumors of trouble with Yichuan’s senior management caught the attention of depositors, who began demanding their money back earlier this month; as speculation circulated on social media that the bank was near insolvency, the crowds grew thicker.

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    Oct 31

    China's go-to solution for fixing state-owned giants won't work this time around, write and

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    Oct 29

    Mongolian state-owned coal miner Tavan Tolgoi is ramping up work on a planned initial public offering that could raise more than $1 billion, sources say via

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    Oct 30

    SCOOP: Twitter CEO ⁦⁩, a longtime bitcoin advocate, is making a fresh bet on cryptocurrency. He’s investing in ⁦⁩ — a platform that helps startups raise money through token sales.

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    Oct 29

    Nomura's ability to extend its earnings recovery may depend on China and technology, and write

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    Oct 24

    In China, mobile payments are ubiquitous, used for everything from bus-rides & delivery-- and 94% of those transactions are controlled by the duo. Yet private-sector primacy in a critical industry is becoming a rarity in China under Xi, spelling tougher times for the tech giants.

    Alipay and Tencent beware: China's digital yuan is closing in
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    Oct 24

    Letting the 1MDB case drag on isn't in Goldman Sachs's interests, writes

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    Oct 23

    A resilient IPO market shows why Hong Kong won't be easily displaced as Asia's top capital-raising hub, writes

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    Oct 22

    Malaysia privately discusses making Goldman pay $2 billion over 1MDB -- less than the $7.5 billion demanded publicly via

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    Oct 21

    He seems to be making the larger point that American companies are going to follow the law, and it's up to people like Rubio to change the laws if they want companies to change.

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    Oct 21

    Chinese conglomerate Fosun is among suitors considering bids for Bankhaus Lampe, the private bank owned by Germany’s billionaire Oetker family via

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  20. Oct 20

    If you're wondering why passengers would want to sit through 20-hour flights, you should also ask why airlines want to fly them, writes via

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