In this podcast [20 min], Klaus Anker Petersen, who is living with his family in Beijing, was interviewed by the editor of Insightview to obtain his view on China's way back from the coronavirus outbreak.
We talk about anecdotal evidence of economic weakness on the mainland. Also, we talk about how this might change the global supply chain if at all. In addition, Klaus has a few thoughts about what lies ahead and not least the business opportunities created by the coronavirus outbreak.
Klaus Anker Petersen is Executive Chairman and shareholder of Brand House Holding, a rapidly growing baby unicorn disrupting the global food and beverage market. Klaus has worked ten years with principal and investment banking at Morgan Stanley; five of these years were spent on the Chinese mainland. Klaus led the establishment of Morgan Stanley’s investment banking joint-venture in China. Klaus is the former head of international investments for Sunshine Insurance, the fifth largest insurance company in China. In this connection, Klaus managed $3 billion in assets and led several market-defining transactions.
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