Stephanie Hui
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- Milken Institute44 min
Staying Invested: The Next Frontier in Asset Management | Asia Summit 2024
Collwyn Tan, Jonathan Goldstein, Stephanie Hui, Steve Klar, Kevin Patric
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- Goldman Sachs27 min
How Are Investors Navigating China’s Regulatory Uncertainty?
Stephanie Hui, Basak Yavuz, Prakriti Sofat, Alison Nathan
Amidst rapid regulatory shifts in China's ed-tech, cybersecurity, and antitrust sectors, Goldman Sachs advocates a neutral to overweight stance on Chinese equities while targeting decarbonization and self-sufficiency themes. Private market investors are reorienting capital toward sustainable business models and ESG-aligned "S" factors, viewing recent valuation corrections as a strategic opportunity rather than a fundamental departure. Although volatility has pressured specific property and technology segments, the broader consensus points to a structural realignment favoring companies demonstrating societal benefit and long-term resilience.
- Goldman Sachs19 min
David Yeung, Founder and CEO of Green Monday Group
David Young founded the Green Monday movement in 2012 to challenge the cultural and environmental dominance of animal agriculture in Asia, launching retail brands and scalable alternatives like Omni Pork to address high pork consumption rates. The company's ecosystem strategy combines cultural advocacy with physical experiences, successfully shifting market sentiment as vegan and flexitarian identification in Hong Kong surged from 5% to 40% over twelve years. Driven by insights into food security risks, disease transmission, and consumer stigma, Young emphasizes a long-term "fail forward" approach to transform plant-based eating from a religious niche into a mainstream standard across the region.
- Goldman Sachs9 min
The Rising Power of China’s New Consumer Class
China's private consumption market is surging toward a projected $13 trillion by 2030, driven by a demographic shift toward premium discretionary spending and a Gen Z generation prioritizing durability and cultural individuality over initial price tags. Goldman Sachs is capitalizing on this landscape by investing in infrastructure "enablers" like digital cosmetics visualization and warehouse management software, while focusing on health-monitoring platforms that align with the growing demand for extended health spans. This strategy allows the firm to navigate intense market competition and mitigate risks associated with faddish brands by leveraging deep domain expertise within China's vast, trade-insensitive domestic economy.