Titlebook: Risky Business in China; A Guide to Due Dilig Jeremy Gordon Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 C

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Introduction,ets present different risks, and require different approaches. It is up to individual managers and business owners to assess, accept, and manage those risks in a way that suits their moral, operational, and regulatory requirements.

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Conclusion: The New Reality, lure foreign firms in. It wants to develop and strengthen its domestic industries, develop national champions to serve its home market, and retain more of the value produced by its often low-paid workers, so that they can live Xi Jinping’s “Chinese Dream.”.

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2947-6127 y applied due diligence can not only reduce business risk in China, but also provide excellent business intelligence to support negotiations and business relationships.978-1-137-43321-3978-1-137-43323-7Series ISSN 2947-6127 Series E-ISSN 2947-6135

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Opportunity and Risk,unity that was suddenly brought into focus following the global financial crisis of 2008—as “mature” economies suffered from the impact of massive, previously unseen, systemic risks in the financial markets.

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly,r threat is identified (“the good”). In some cases bad things are found, but often in time to put them right (“the bad”). Sadly, some cases are all about post-impact damage limitation, often because no proper due diligence was done at the outset (“the ugly”).

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Introduction,ly basis, business risk is a global phenomenon that cannot easily be constrained by borders, rules, or regulators. Risky business is not about geographies. Whether it is in China or anywhere else, risk is an integral part of any business, and one that all managers need to address. But different mark

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Emergency Services,requires specialist services and/or additional resources to come in, investigate, and help to find a way through to a successful resolution. When a due diligence alarm goes off, the support of an army of emergency services is at hand. The service suppliers range from risk managers and investigators

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly,, and the benefits that due diligence can bring. When conducted at the start of the process it can strengthen the business position, even when no major threat is identified (“the good”). In some cases bad things are found, but often in time to put them right (“the bad”). Sadly, some cases are all ab