Interview of Herald van der Linde, Chief Asia Equity Strategist at HSBC who has worked in the region for over three decades. (Listening time: 31 minutes, estimated reading time: 22 minutes)
In the interview, he was asked about:
- His background and what he does today
- Common misperceptions
- The question of business quality vs P/E ratios
- Whether reported GDP growth is important
- Countries with great conditions for entrepreneurship
- His thoughts on the pace of Indonesian reforms
- Which sectors in China that could lead the next bull market
- His bullishness about Bangladesh
Source: Interview with Herald van der Linde (Asian Century Stocks)
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