China, every mention

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▶ 36:08 Scott Malpass I was surprised how many of our Chinese partners were coming through London for various things. 2 times in the scene
▶ 55:37 Scott Malpass I mean, look, we weren't, most people were investing in China when we started, right?

▶ 32:11 Jim Dunn You're buying two percent growth, first investing in China and Russia, and for us, China and Russia, we can't do it because we believe in the rule of law.

▶ 26:09 Chatri Sityodtong Karate in Japan, Taekwondo in Korea, uh, Kung Fu in China, Sambo in Russia, Muay Thai in Thailand, Sea Light in Indonesia, Lithuania in Myanmar, the list goes on and on.

▶ 10:45 Richard Lawrence When we got to Hong Kong, it was about a year after the joint declaration had been signed, where they were, you know, to agree to put Hong Kong back to the Chinese, and Hong Kong was just an incredible place. 2 times in the scene
▶ 15:40 Ted Seides Yeah, I mean, you think about how often U.S. investors view Chinese managers today with skepticism.
▶ 17:51 Richard Lawrence And we've seen a little bit of repeat of that in, in more recent years in China, right? 2 times in the scene
▶ 25:41 Richard Lawrence Well, I, I think China has now, 9 times in the scene
▶ 27:44 Ted Seides So that first stock, so you had avoided China, selling into China, periphery around China, Southeast Asia, but then there was that moment where you said, okay, now we're going to do it. 7 times in the scene
▶ 57:38 Richard Lawrence Because China needs China Yangtze power. 3 times in the scene
▶ 1:00:28 Richard Lawrence He doesn't understand the importance of China and how China should be a natural, strategic ally of the United States the way Europe is. 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:06:53 Andy Golden We've got, if you were to dig deep enough, you would say, oh, I bet you they've got a lot of investment in China.

▶ 29:42 Larry Kochard In a very, in a lower cost way, various views of the market, but that's also one of the downsides, is because you're constantly buffeted with different views of the market of whether the Fed is dovish or hawkish, or taxes are gonna go up…

▶ 1:11:31 David "Bull" Gurfein However, the perspective is that there's such great insight and same in China as well.

▶ 14:06 Brett Barth In the same vein, you'd be in mainland China talking to a state-owned enterprise, and there'd be no English.

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