Asia One Percent: Shadow Banking and Its Pound of Flesh

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Shadow Banking and Its Pound of Flesh – UPDATE

“Rich Sister” Wu Ying’s execution for defrauding her investors has been stayed by China’s Supreme People’s Court. Congratulations to China’s judiciary system for joining the 21st century, at least on this particular case.

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Phillip Y Kim has been a banker for the past 30 years, mostly in Asia. A few years ago, he took up writing short and long fiction.

He published his first novel, Nothing Gained in 2013. Other of his writings can be found in the Asia Literary Review, of which he is a part-owner, and the Hong Kong Writers Circle. He is a Korean American, bilingual in English and Korean. He and his family currently live in London. His passions include food and wine and participating in endurance sports. He is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley.

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“Zooms in on the global financial crisis from an Asian perspective. Combines fast-paced action with an insightful view of what went wrong.”

- Romnesh Lamba, Exec VP, Hong Kong Exchange

“With the assurance of a true insider, Phillip Kim delivers a fascinating exposé of today’s testosterone-fueled banking industry in a corrupt and cynical world. A story with all the intricate excitements and adventures of the best of them.”

- Martin Alexander, Editor-in-Chief, Asia Literary Review

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Saturday, April 21, 2012

Shadow Banking and Its Pound of Flesh – UPDATE