Frank Chen is a Partner at Asia Financial. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, transportation and mobility, as well as supply chain and logistics, often covering themes related to the global and regional economy. His work has been featured in notable publications including the South China Morning Post, The Berkeley Beacon, and Newswav.
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Frank Chen's coverage heavily focuses on finance, economy, and government announcements related to China. His articles delve into topics such as trade tensions, currency issues, economic data, and government policies. When reaching out to him for pitches or commentary opportunities, ensure that they are related to these specific areas of interest.
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By: Frank Chen
The Land of Smiles has become a prime location for Chinese businesses diversifying operations offshore, as Vietnam reaches saturation point
By: Frank Chen
Cadres at lower levels are juggling a complex set of priorities from Beijing – while still searching for new sources of growth
By: Frank Chen
China's push to tax offshore trusts is supposed to target the super-rich. So why are mainland officials asking me about my Hong Kong MPF?
By: Frank Chen
Cadres at lower levels are juggling a complex set of priorities from Beijing – while still searching for new sources of growth
By: Frank Chen
More flights to Canada, India and Kazakhstan are also planned as the sector navigates sluggish passenger growth and high fuel costs weigh on major carriers
By: Frank Chen
More flights to Canada, India and Kazakhstan are also planned as the sector navigates sluggish passenger growth and high fuel costs weigh on major carriers.
By: Frank Chen
Stronger domestic gas output and growing storage have shielded Beijing from global supply shocks, the chief of London-based firm says
By: Frank Chen
Stronger domestic gas output and growing storage have shielded Beijing from global supply shocks, the chief of London-based firm says.
By: Frank Chen
Tibet and Xinjiang continue to outshine some richer coastal provinces on wages as regional disparities remain stark
By: Frank Chen
Tibet and Xinjiang continue to outshine some richer coastal provinces on wages as regional disparities remain stark.
