Tsinghua-Invesco Research Collaboration

Tsinghua-Invesco Research Collaboration

Beginning in November 2021, Tsinghua PBC School of Finance has been collaborating with Invesco and Invesco Great Wall on research focused on investment opportunities and approaches in China.

Examples of research topics include analyzing investment risks and opportunities presented by China’s low-carbon transition including looking at the growth of China’s green sectors, transition leadership and transition investment frameworks and green & transition indexes.  As part of Tsinghua’s research collaboration with Invesco, our investment teams also had the opportunity to engage and discuss with various corporates on about latest development trends in China.

Overall, the research collaboration helps our investment teams to better understand latest on-the-ground trends and provides helpful reference frameworks and analytical tools for our investment processes. The research also provides our clients with an in-depth look at investment risks and opportunities in China including frameworks and investment approaches. Details of past research publications can be found as follows. 

Investing in China’s electric vehicle revolution

In this piece we deep dive into what’s driving growth in China’s EV sector, including government policies, competition, industry trends and the evolution of the EV supply chain.

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China

Tsinghua-Invesco China ESG research series

We expect China’s energy transition to create corresponding investment opportunities across green and transition sectors. This three-part research series looks at three different approaches to investing in China’s low-carbon transition.

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China

Tsinghua CGFR-Invesco research

China’s transition blog series

Contributing to more than 25% of global emissions, China plays a critical role in the global push for decarbonization. This 3-part blog series covers an in-depth overview into China’s climate transition and corresponding investment opportunities and implications.

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China