Closed-Door Meeting on USD Asset Allocation
Friday, December 8, 2017, 14:00-17:00
Private Hotline: 400-6622-699
Location: Beijing
Follow the giants in investing; do not put all your eggs in one basket.
Following Li Ka-shing's liquidation of his mainland assets, his divestment from Hong Kong followed suit. On October 17, media reported that CK Asset Holdings sold a 75% stake in The Center for HK$40.2 billion. Li Ka-shing has essentially completed the total liquidation of his fixed assets in both the mainland and Hong Kong, with a cumulative total of approximately HK$200 billion divested over four years, ready to soar elsewhere. Where is he heading? He is heading toward what he considers safe havens for capital: the UK, Canada, the Eurozone... According to incomplete statistics from AI Finance, since he began selling off large amounts of mainland assets in 2013, Li Ka-shing has made overseas acquisitions totaling nearly HK$200 billion. "I invest wherever there are returns," said Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka-shing, at the CK Hutchison Holdings annual dinner in early 2017. Many interpret his actions as: "Wherever there is risk, there is liquidation." Not putting all his eggs in one basket is precisely his wisdom.
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