China Should Take ‘Much Bolder Actions,’ Says Primavera’s Hu
China’s policy makers should focus on improving the country’s fundamentals instead of worrying about short term volatility and have room to take “much bolder” steps, according to Primavera Capital chief executive officer Fred Hu.
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