April 11, 2009
China Daily
US Property Dealers Eye Wealthy Chinese

China had the world's fifth-largest population of millionaires in 2008, at 391,000, up 20 percent from the previous year.

March 31, 2009
CBNweekly
Frugality Is a Fashion,While Low Price Is a Luxury

Consumer goods market is divided into two consumption pools. As for high-end goods, consumers are trading up for high-quality ones; on the other hand, they are trading down for the ones with low price.

March 20, 2009
Global Entrepreneur
Embrace the Crisis

Banking industry still needs to act as the "blood transfusion tube" , and must be cautious about the trap that "increasing the loan means increasing the risk".

February 16, 2009
Caijing-Finance Series
The Predicament of Banks

Banks are facing the double challenges of financial crisis and measures for supporting stimulating response. They will need to be cautious and selective, and review and make changes to their governance and management structures, in order to promote sustainable economic growth and protect themselves against deteriorating credit quality.

February 05, 2009
The Economist
The Unrepentant Salesman

Rachel Lee of the Boston Consulting Group thinks firms like AstraZeneca bring much-needed professionalism to China’s drugs industry, once dominated by local generics firms notorious for relying on cronyism and kickbacks. Western firms are, she suggests, thus helping Chinese doctors shift towards “evidence based” medicine.

January 13, 2009
China Business News
Getting Through the Crisis

Chinese companies should focus on three initiatives to increase survival ability, boost profitability and retain client resources.

October 31, 2008
21st Century Business Herald
It Is the Perfect Time to Develop Private Banking Business

It is the perfect time for local Chinese banks to develop private banking business given that Chinese customers have developed their needs on private banking business over the past 10 years while global leading banks are struggling in the financial market crisis.

October 27, 2008
21st Century Business Herald
Look at Those Challengers

Life story about some successful business leaders and the reasons for their success.

October 17, 2008
China Business News
Emerging Markets Challenge Mature Markets During Globalization Time

Emerging markets are shifting their roles as suppliers or distributors to competitors due to their cost advantage.

October 10, 2008
China Daily
Banks' Overseas M&A Challenges Outlined

Chinese banks have good reasons to venture abroad but face a range of challenges, so they need to be selective as they purchase cross-board M&A activities.

September 18, 2008
Shanghai Securities News
Chinese Banks Cannot Be Impatient on Global M&A

Chinese banks cannot be impatient when conducting overseas M&A activities since the overall financial situation is still unpredictable.

September 18, 2008
Securities Times
Chinese Banks Should Be Cautious When Buying Cheap Assets in Wall Street

Chinese banks should watch out when buying cheap assets in Wall Street because the risk is still high in the U.S. financial market.

September 18, 2008
China Business News
Chinese Banks Should Be Cautious When Conducting Global M&A

Chinese banks need to watch out when conducting global M&A activities and the key is to have a clear global strategy and the confidence of setting up sales channels.

September 18, 2008
21st Century Business Herald
Buying Cheap Stuff Is Not the Only Reason for Chinese Banks to Do Global M&A

Cheap is not the only criteria to make judgment when Chinese banks decide whether to purchase overseas assets.

September 09, 2008
China Daily
Shoppers Turning to Local Brands

Consumers are shifting to locals brands given high price from MNCs.

September 08, 2008
China Business
Tactics for Chinese Manufacturers to Go Through "Winter"

In order to change growth mechanism, Chinese manufacturers reshape their cultural beliefs.

September 05, 2008
China Entrepreneur
Dangerous Fast Track: Chinese Banks' Overseas M&A

Chinese banks will face difficulties in conducting overseas M&A including high cost, lack of clear strategy and unable to make profits.

September 05, 2008
Harvard Business Review China
Opportunities of Digital Marketing in China

Companies should take opportunity of digit marketing including online advertisement, msg marketing and etc.

September 05, 2008
Harvard Business Review China
Scale of Economy: Key to Win in China

To win in China market, MNCs should achieve certain scale of business given lower pricing power, higher expense on media, increasing labor cost and dispersed distribution channel status.

September 01, 2008
China Business News
Talent and Strategy Must Match the Same Way as Glove and Hand Do

Companies tending to separate talent and strategy when they make decisions is the root cause of business failure.


China Is Expected to Become the World’s Largest Luxury Market in the Next Five to Seven Years Says a New Report by The Boston Consulting Group
China has suffered far less than other countries in the global downturn, and its luxury market offers tremendous opportunities in a recession-battered world,  according to a new report by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG). View full release
Bancassurers in China Must Take Bold Action to End Market Impasse and Spur Sustainable Growth, Says New White Paper by Boston Consulting Group and Swiss Re
Insurers and banks in China must break away from the current industry structure and collaborate more closely if they hope to lift the country’s bancassurance industry to a higher level of performance and achieve both profitable and sustainable growth in the future, according to a White Paper released today by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and the reinsurance company Swiss Re. View full release
China Ranked #3 in Number of Millionaires in the World, Says Reports by The Boston Consulting Group
The crisis is transforming the global map of the world's wealthiest people, with Europe nudging out North America as the richest region, according to a new report by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG). The report, titled Delivering on the Client Promise: Global Wealth 2009, is being released today. View full release
The Boston Consulting Group Names New Chairman and Managing Director for Greater China
The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has announced new roles for three of its senior leaders in China. Christoph Nettesheim, a senior partner in the firm's Beijing office, has been named Managing Director of BCG Greater China. He takes over the role from David Michael, another Beijing-based senior partner, who has been promoted to Global Leader of BCG's newly formalized Global Advantage (globalization) practice. John Wong, a senior partner in Hong Kong, has assumed the newly created role of  Chairman for Greater China. View full release
Challenger Companies Based in RDEs Are Continuing to Strive for Global Leadership Despite the Financial Crisis, According to The Boston Consulting Group
Many of the 100 companies on BCG's 2009 list of global challenger companies1 are poised to emerge from the financial crisis with an unprecedented degree of influence on their global industries, according to a new BCG White Paper, From Crisis to Opportunity: How Global Challenger Companies Are Seeking Industry Leadership in the Postcrisis WorldView full release