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Investing in Xi’s China

As Xi Jinping tightens his grip on the world’s biggest emerging market, investors are being forced to reassess the risks of putting their money into China. The FT explores the consequences of investing in a crucial but increasingly inscrutable country, where politics can quickly turn against even the most powerful.

Goldman Sachs was poised to triumph in China. What happened?
Wall Street bank is close to taking control of its Chinese subsidiary but new challenges have emerged
Top investors split on direction of ‘tempestuous’ China’s markets
Bulls like Ray Dalio and Howard Marks spar with more downbeat managers such as Kyle Bass
The knock-on effects of the Evergrande affair
Bringing the real estate sector down to size will slow China’s growth
Collapsed Blackstone deal shows that ‘everything is political’ in China
Failed property bet has ‘chilling effect’ as overseas investors try to guess Beijing’s next target