Reviewed by Dr Zhiwu Chen, Professor of Finance, Yale University School of Management

Winston Ma's book, Investing in China, offers a state-of-the-art coverage on what investment vechicles are available today in China. Given the fast pace of financial innovations there, his authoritative, detailed and practical introduction into China's capital markets is timely and the most up-to-date. As is often the case, financial products in China are not always exactly what their names would suggest to a Westerner. Studying their "Chinese characteristics" is a must. This is a book recommended for anyone interested in investment opportunities and recent developments in China.

Reviewed by Dr Rita E. Hauser, President of Hauser Foundation

Winston Ma is one of a young generation of brilliant Chinese legal scholars. He was a prestigious Hauser Global Law School Scholar at NewYork University Law School, specializing in investment and securities law. He thoroughly understands the workings of China's emerging stock market. This book is one to be studied by all those considering investment in China.

Reviewed by Lester Ross, Managing Partner, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP, Beijing

Investing in China is a thorough and very readable explanation of the evolution and current situation of China's stock market. It covers not just equities and quasi-equity instruments, but also strategies for active as well as passive investors to enter and grow in one of the world's largest and fastest growing economies. Few are better equipped to handle a project of this breadth and complexity than Winson Ma, trained in the law and an investment banker by trade, as comfortable in China as he is in New York.

Reviewed by Dr. Peter Zhang, Deputy Director General, China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC)

Winson Ma's book is a comprehensive book covering major topics of the current Chinese financial markets. His expertise in both legal and financial areas combined with his understanding of the Chinese financial system make the book attractive to those interested in the Chinese financial markets, particulary in the legal aspects and market innovation.

Reviewed by Norwood P. Beveridge, member of the faculty at Oklahoma City University, School of Law

Every lawyer, market professional, and serious investor interested in gaining insight into the securities markets in China should read, Investing in China. This book is particularly relevant at a time when Chinese markets are in the process of intense structural reform and are being opened up in unprecedented ways to foreign investors. The author, Winston Ma, explains in a clear and concise manner the many fascinating details of Chinese financial markets.