This is like the ultimate 'too big to fail' situation 
! China Renaissance just got caught in the Xi Jinping 'crackdown on financial malfeasance' 
, and now Bao Fan's vanishing act is blowing everything wide open 
. 50% plummeting shares? Unprecedented crisis? Sounds like classic red alert 
to me!
The fact that auditors can't even get their work done because Bao isn't available tells you something - someone with deep pockets and influence just got 'lost'
, and now it's up to the authorities to figure out what really went down 
. The whole thing reeks of a massive fishbowl-style investigation 
, where everyone's watching for someone to slip up so they can swoop in with a 'solution'.
But let's not forget - Bao Fan is a well-known dealmaker who has worked with some of China's biggest tech companies
. He might be more than just a 'veteran' - he might be a key player in Xi Jinping's plans for the country's financial future ! The question on everyone's mind: what will Xi do next? Will this just be another example of the authoritarian regime's grip on the economy, or is there something more to it? 
! China Renaissance just got caught in the Xi Jinping 'crackdown on financial malfeasance' , and now Bao Fan's vanishing act is blowing everything wide open . 50% plummeting shares? Unprecedented crisis? Sounds like classic red alert to me! The fact that auditors can't even get their work done because Bao isn't available tells you something - someone with deep pockets and influence just got 'lost'
, and now it's up to the authorities to figure out what really went down . The whole thing reeks of a massive fishbowl-style investigation , where everyone's watching for someone to slip up so they can swoop in with a 'solution'. But let's not forget - Bao Fan is a well-known dealmaker who has worked with some of China's biggest tech companies
. He might be more than just a 'veteran' - he might be a key player in Xi Jinping's plans for the country's financial future ! The question on everyone's mind: what will Xi do next? Will this just be another example of the authoritarian regime's grip on the economy, or is there something more to it?