Yulu Ao is a business reporter at the South China Morning Post (SCMP). She covers a range of topics including finance, trading, investment, and the intersection of technology with culture and society, with a focus on emerging and global markets. Yulu's work has been featured in MSN, Newswav, The Star Online, Metals Daily, and The Korea Times.
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Yulu Ao extensively covers the real estate industry and finance & economy with a focus on Chinese property developers, debt restructuring, and the Hong Kong real estate market. Given this focus, she is likely to respond well to pitches that offer insights into these specific areas.
As Yulu frequently cites data in her coverage, providing proprietary or exclusive data related to Chinese property developers or the Hong Kong real estate market may increase your chances of getting her attention.
Considering Yulu's concentration on announcements and press releases within the real estate sector in China and Hong Kong, experts who are directly involved in these industries or have firsthand knowledge about major developments would be most suitable for outreach.
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By: Yulu Ao
China's expanding outbound capital and US bonds' surging yields are in spotlight this week
By: Yulu Ao
As Green Week kicks off, the HKMA expands its finance taxonomy to channel capital into projects that build climate resilience.
By: Yulu Ao
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By: Yulu Ao
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By: Yulu Ao
Despite high risk tolerance, millennials and Gen Z invest in safer assets due to a combination of factors, a study shows
By: Yulu Ao
Despite high risk tolerance, millennials and Gen Z invest in safer assets due to a combination of factors, a study shows.
By: Yulu Ao
Despite high risk tolerance, millennials and Gen Z invest in safer assets due to a combination of factors, a study shows
By: Yulu Ao, Zhang Shidong
For China’s 250 million individual investors, AI is helping them make money from one of the world’s most volatile stock markets.
