The Chinese economy is large, growing and full of investment opportunities for plan sponsors. But these opportunities come on the backdrop of risks like U.S.-China trade tensions, high-levels of debt and volatility.
In a two-part roundtable discussion series, we asked a panel of industry experts for their insights on potential risks and opportunities for investing in China. Their commentary provides essential information for Canadian plan sponsors looking to invest in this market.
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