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Robert Lawrence Kuhn
Dr. Robert Lawrence Kuhn is an international corporate strategist, investment banker and expert on China. Since 1989, he has worked with China’s senior leaders and advised the Chinese government on matters of economic policy, industrial policy, mergers and acquisitions, science and technology, media and culture, Sino-U.S. relations, and a variety of international business matters. Dr. Kuhn advises leading multinational companies, CEOs and C-Suite executives, regarding formulating and implementing China strategies in a variety of sectors, including science and technology, energy and resources, industrial, media and entertainment, healthcare / medical / pharmaceuticals, consumer products, and financial services. He works with major Chinese companies on structuring their capital markets financing and M&A activities.
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Winning China’s Coming Class StruggleBecause China’s growth hasn’t floated all boats, investors who can address problems resulting from unequal wealth distribution have a powerful opportunity-and the active support of the country’s leaders. |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | June 4 2007 | |
What M&A Banker Would Rather I Not Write
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Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Leadership , Strategy | August 15 2006 |
What Do Investment Banks Do?Corporate strategist and investment banker, Robert Lawrence Kuhn, examines the different facets of investment banking from public offerings, debt and equity securities to M&A and structured finance. Kuhn’s crash course in investment banking will tell a CEO almost all he or she needs to know. |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Leadership , Strategy | June 21 2011 |
What China’s New Leader Means for BusinessBecause of China’s politico-strategic framework, it is crucial for CEOs to understand China’s leaders. That’s why CEOs must know Xi Jinping, China’s upcoming new leader, who will likely lead for 10 years. |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | China , Global Business , Magazine articles | May 22 2012 |
Volatility: Predictions and PrescriptionsAs world financial markets are increasingly interconnected, events across the globe can have a significant impact here at home. The earthquake and nuclear meltdown in Japan is just a recent example. The sooner CEOs accept the reality of our fragile markets, the sooner they can begin to figure out how to mitigate risk. |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Global Business , Leadership & Strategy | June 9 2011 |
Understanding China: Pride & Policy“You stupid American, my Chinese friend scolded me. You insult China, and you offend me!”I was shocked, speechless. I had [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Governance/Compliance , Uncommon Wisdom | October 8 2008 |
Understanding China IV: StabilityTo understand China, if Pride, Responsibility and Vision are the first three guiding principles (see previous issues), Stability must surely [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Strategy , Uncommon Wisdom | April 14 2009 |
Understanding China III: VisionAmerica is enmeshed in the most debilitating worldwide financial crisis since the Great Depression and, like it or not, to [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Leadership , Uncommon Wisdom | January 30 2009 |
Understanding China III: ResponsibilityThe worldwide financial crisis, the most far-reaching economic dislocation since the Great Depression, has thrust China further into the spotlight. [...] |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Uncommon Wisdom | December 12 2008 |
To Flourish Among GIANTSHow mid-size companies can beat the odds. |
Robert Lawrence Kuhn | Uncommon Wisdom | January 21 2010 |
