Oasis CIO Fischer Sees Opportunities in China's Vocational Schools

Oasis CIO Fischer Sees Opportunities in China's Vocational Schools

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The video discusses the impact of regulatory changes on the education sector, particularly vocational schools, and the broader Chinese market. It highlights the challenges foreign investors face due to policy shifts and the increasing difficulty in conducting due diligence. The video also explores the significant changes in corporate governance and market behavior in Japan, emphasizing the positive developments in buybacks, earnings, and dividends.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the government's stance on for-profit vocational schools in China?

They are allowed to operate.

They are banned completely.

They must be non-profit.

They are only allowed in rural areas.

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What was a major reason for the regulatory changes in the after-school tutoring sector in China?

To increase competition among tutoring companies.

To reduce the financial burden on families.

To encourage foreign investment.

To promote online education.

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How has the Japanese market changed in terms of corporate governance?

There has been a decrease in corporate buybacks.

Japanese companies have stopped paying dividends.

Corporate governance has remained the same.

There have been significant improvements in corporate governance.

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What is a key factor that has made the Japanese market attractive recently?

Dramatic changes in corporate behavior.

Increase in foreign ownership.

Decrease in corporate taxes.

Reduction in labor costs.

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What is a notable change in the Japanese market according to the transcript?

There is a decrease in market volatility.

The Japanese index is back to 30-year highs.

There is a decline in corporate earnings.

The Japanese index has reached a 50-year high.