Maverick China’s Boaz Rottenberg quoted in a recent South China Morning Post article. by Jing Yang and Don Weinland Move reflects rising concerns over capital outflows, illicit money transfers The gatekeeper of China’s foreign exchange has moved to plug a
Maverick China’s Boaz Rottenberg in a recent China Daily article: Relations between China and Israel strengthened after a series of high-level visits over the past year, according to the Israel Chamber of Commerce in China. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Maverick China referenced in a recent Mobile Commerce Press article: MOBILE PAYMENTS CONTINUE TO GROW IN CHINA Maverick China Research, a market research firm based in China, has released a new report concerning mobile payments and the favor they garnered
Maverick China’s Boaz Rottenberg interviewed in a recent PYMNTS article: China further solidified its position as a market that could greatly impact payments in 2013. Those who require proof need only look at how China’s love affair with bitcoin drove
Maverick China’s Boaz Rottenberg quoted in a recent Reuters article: (Reuters) – Courier Chen Honglei packs boxes of clothing, appliances and utensils into his electric three-wheeler to deliver to customers in northwestern Beijing, helping China’s second largest e-commerce company Jingdong
(Reuters) – Alibaba Group’s plans to revolutionize China’s retail industry, investing $16 billion in logistics and support by 2020, will open up China’s vast interior and bring access to hundreds of millions of potential new customers. With an extra $15
An official at China UnionPay just searched “third party payment” on his computer and he’s rubbing his sleep-filled eyes in disbelief. Between April and June, a horde of non-financial firms channeled US$196 billion (RMB1.2 trillion) via online transactions, up 10%
When Chinese shoppers flocked to Apple stores for the new iPhone launch earlier this year, news reports highlighted the reaction as another sign of the dynamic and rapidly evolving mobile market in China. Indeed, analysts said, China is now not
(Reuters) U.S. bank card suppliers looking to take on China UnionPay in its home market after the WTO ruled Beijing illegally favors the state-owned network will be battling a deeply entrenched incumbent with 2.5 billion cards in circulation worldwide. The
Maverick China Managing Director Dave Carini was recently quoted in Asian Venture Capital Journal. The article is about the future of China’s online video industry, highlighting how the high increase in content and bandwidth costs is affecting the industry. The
