Adam Roseman, CEO of ARC Investment Partners, a Beverly Hills-based private equity firm.
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1 Feb 2012In a newsletter for ARC China, Adam Roseman explained that Chinese consumers are becoming more attracted to luxury products, or, ‘the finer things’. Roseman quotes Liang Haoji, one such consumer, who said “I’ve been fond of high-quality coats since I was very young. A good quality jacket priced at no more than 20,000 yuan is [...]
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18 Nov 2011In an article in ARC China’s newsletter, Adam Roseman discussed property prices in China. The property market, a primary player in Chinese economy, has shown signs of an increasing slowdown as prices flatline. The average housing prices throughout the nation has risen just 0.01% since Agust. “Cooling red-hot housing prices is just like putting out [...]
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9 Nov 2011In the company newsletter, Adam Roseman of ARC China discussed the sales in Shanghai during National Holiday. Local shoppers were thrilled with the significant discounts offered during the week-long shopping festival, sending the city into a shopping frenzy and raising reatail sales by 18%. In the report, Roseman writes: “Consumers spent a record high 7.1 [...]
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26 Oct 2011Adam Roseman of ARC China publishes a newsletter discussing China’s economy. In a recent article, he explains that measures were drafted in an effort to promote domestic sales of products originally made for export. Chen Linhui of the Department of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation explained that the measures will induce a slowdown in export [...]
Adam Roseman of ARC China recently updated the company’s newsletter, explaining that China is focusing on its goal to reduce carbon intensity in the region. He quoted Xie Zhenhua of the National Development and Reform Commission, stating: “China will soon release detailed plans on ensuring that its goal for reducing carbon intensity from 2011 to [...]
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6 Sep 2011According to official surveys, China’s manufacturing sector has showed recent signs of stabilizing, after a slight drop in July. The PMI, which indicates industrial conditions, fell from 50.9 to 50.7 in June, and the drop was less significant than previous predictions had indicated. Adam Roseman of ARC Investment Partners explained in a newsletter, stating that: [...]
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5 Aug 2011Adam Roseman of ARC Investment Partners discussed China’s IPO volume in a newsletter. The report states that IPOs on China’s capital market may hit $61.9 billion this year, which is a decrease of 16% from last year. Jean Sun, a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers China, said “Despite the decrease in China’s IPO market activity in the [...]
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26 Jul 2011In an effort to further develop the cultural industry, China has set up its first state-level investment fund with this focus, according to Adam Roseman of ARC Investment Partners. Aiming to raise 20 billion yuan, or $3.1 billion, the China Culture Industrial Investment Fund was launched by the Ministry of Finance and three other companies. [...]
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17 Jul 2011Adam Roseman of ARC China recently discussed Prada’s initial public offering in Hong Kong in the company’s newsletter. He explained that Prada SpA hopes to raise as much as $2.6 billion in the offering. According to Scilla Huang Sun, equity head at Swiss & Global Asset Management, on average, Chinese consumer companies “have a higher [...]
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11 Jul 2011According to an article written by Adam Roseman in ARC China’s newsletter, Starbucks Coffee Company has recently announced that it plans to acquire ownership of all its stores in China from Maxim’s Caterers Ltd. Starbucks said the transaction would enable it to increase profitability in China, because it would give the company more direct control [...]
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