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Thomas Deng

Thomas Deng

Thomas Deng is chairman of Prudence Fund Management in Hong Kong. He has over 30 years of experience in the financial service industry, and held senior positions with leading financial organisations, including chief China strategist at Goldman Sachs, deputy CEO and CIO of Invesco Great Wall Fund Management, and chief China strategist and regional CIO of UBS Wealth Management.
Thomas Deng is chairman of Prudence Fund Management in Hong Kong. He has over 30 years of experience in the financial service industry, and held senior positions with leading financial organisations, including chief China strategist at Goldman Sachs, deputy CEO and CIO of Invesco Great Wall Fund Management, and chief China strategist and regional CIO of UBS Wealth Management.

Opinion | Despite property market slump, Hong Kong must increase housing supply

Government should not repeat post-1997 mistake of shelving plans to increase long-term housing supply because of a temporary market dip.

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As the world mourned the passing of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher, remembered her belief in small government, free enterprise and monetarism, and her contribution to world prosperity, we should look at what today's China can learn from her legacy.

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