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  • Understanding the Scope: U.S.-China Financial Investment, a Two-Way Street Mini-Report

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    As the United States and China contemplate policies that would limit future bilateral portfolio investment flows, an understanding of the true scope of U.S.-China portfolio investment integration is critical.

  • Where Great Powers Meet: America & China in Southeast Asia

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    David Shambaugh discusses the competition for power between China and the United States in Southeast Asia.

  • Pandemic and Politics: U.S.-China Investment in 1H 2020

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    Experts provide an assessment of the latest U.S.-China investment trends and analysis of the political dynamics and market developments behind them.

  • Tiktok, Wechat, and U.S.-China Decoupling: An Explanation and Analysis

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    What do the Executive Orders banning transactions with ByteDance and Tencent mean for U.S.-China technology decoupling and bilateral venture capital investing?

  • Navigating China’s Technological Rise: Investing in Innovation

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    NCUSCR board director William Ford, CEO of General Atlantic, discussed the future of cross border technology investment and market access.

  • U.S.-China Investment: 2020 Report Launch

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    Rhodium Group’s Dan Rosen and Thilo Hanemann presented new data and analysis on two-way U.S.-China investment flows at a time of deteriorating bilateral relationship, growing regulatory scrutiny, and COVID-19, and discussed what all this means with AmCham Shanghai president Ker Gibbs, journalist Rebecca Fannin, and NCUSCR President Stephen Orlins.

  • U.S.-China Venture Capital in an Era of National Security Challenges

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    Rhodium’s Thilo Hanemann and Adam Lysenko, joined by Helen Jiang and Winston Ma, discuss the latest trends in U.S.-China venture capital flows in the context of the shifting bilateral relationship.

  • Subnational Initiatives

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    The U.S.-China Subnational Symposium brings together state officials from across the country who work on China issues in the areas of trade and investment, education, culture, agriculture, and development. In this time of heightened tensions in the bilateral relationship, the symposium seeks to educate, foster coordination, and develop best practices among participants.

  • U.S.-China Investment: 2019 Report Launch

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    NCUSCR and Rhodium Group release a new report detailing two-way investment flows between the United States and China.

  • The Future of U.S.-China Economic Relations

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    David P. Willard, founder and CEO of 52 Capital Partners, explores the primary issues now affecting the U.S.-China economic relationship, including national security risks, heightened regulatory scrutiny, and legal barriers for cross-border mergers and acquisitions.

  • The Clash of Capitalisms

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    Dr. Ji Li shares his findings on Chinese commercial activity in the United States, and adherence to U.S. legal and regulatory institutions.  

  • AIIB: A Guide

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    Natalie Lichtenstein offers an inside look at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank as the bank’s former general counsel and principal architect of it's charter. 

  • U.S.-China FDI Update | Beijing

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    The Beijing launch of two important studies on the state of U.S.-China FDI in 2018, with brand new data and analysis on recent policy developments.

  • U.S.-China FDI Update | New York

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    The fourth and final launch event of two important studies on the state of U.S.-China FDI in 2018, with brand new data and analysis on recent policy developments.

  • U.S.-China FDI Update | Shanghai

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    The China launch of an important study on the state of U.S.-China FDI in 2018, with brand new data and analysis on recent policy developments.

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