Boutique investment firm China Renaissance just lured Alibaba-affiliated Ant Financial to buy a slug of its stock. For a consigliere to the likes of and Tencent, the investment invites some rather knotty problems, says @AlecMac11:

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Boutique investment firm China Renaissance just lured Alibaba-affiliated Ant Financial to buy a slug of its stock. For a consigliere to the likes of and Tencent, the investment invites some rather knotty problems, says AlecMac11:

 

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AlecMac11 nice turns of phrase there :)

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