Neilson Capital outlines its 2014 China strategy at Access China Conference

WAN CHAI, Hong Kong - April 3, 2014 - PRLog -- Neilson Capital’s Chief Economist for Greater China, Mr. Gregory Bracknell said: “We have a cautious view in relation to the economy for the next one and a half years.  We forecast that China’s GDP growth will increase further from 7% in 2013 to 9% in 2014 on significant external demand and rapid acceleration in investments in the real estate, manufacturing and mining sectors."

Neilson Capital’s Director of Risk and Compliance, Mr. Francis Knight said: “Our top-down analysis suggests that EPS for the H share index will likely increase by 10 to 15% in 2014. Our view is that the H share index will likely be range-bound in the next two quarters; however a substantial rally could occur in the second half of 2014. Similarly, our fundamental analysis suggests that A-shares may also continue to experience headwinds in the first half of 2014, with the second half being more positive."

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Neilson Capital’s Chief Economist for Greater China, Mr. Gregory Bracknell also stated that: Given this outlook, we outlined that the firms recommended equity market strategy in China is to stay defensively positioned in the first half of 2014 and to switch to a more aggressive asset allocation when signs of an end to analyst downgrades emerge, likely to be towards the end of 2014."

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Neilson Capital was founded by our 4 Senior Directors; Brothers Richard Neilson (Managing Director) and Arthur Neilson (Director of Operations and Finance), together with Michael Tsang (Director and Head of Treasury) and Francis Knight (Director of Risk and Compliance).

Neilson Capital opened in January of 1997 in Hong Kong with nearly 100 years of operational investment experience within our four founding fathers alone and the company has blossomed ever since. Their experience alone affords a deep expertise and previously proven ability and know-how in providing high-class offshore wealth management services to private retail investors, high-net-worth individuals and families. This was an invaluable foundation on which the company has been built on and continued to flourish to this day.

After the economic collapse in late 2008 we had to reassess our business model despite not being directly affected as unlike many of our competitors we had no exposure to sub-prime investments.   We did however start actively seeking private retail investors who wanted the same levels of service, solid returns and access to otherwise traditionally been the preserve of institutions, sovereign wealth funds and family trust. At this time we also changed the name of our firm from Neilson, Neilson, Tsang and Knight & Company to Neilson Capital.

As part of our expansion, we have added branch offices in Shanghai (2009), Taipei (2010) and Tokyo (2013) following acquisitions of regional firms with an established footprint in these important markets.

From this proactive approach, Neilson Capital have steadily grown our private retail investor division with it now accounting for nearly 60% of our overall business and growing. The majority of this growth has been down to word-of-mouth business which is a fact that we are very proud of and testament to the quality of service we provide each and every one of our clients no matter who they are.