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Glenda Korporaal

Sydney
As seen in: The Australian, The Australian Business Review, The Advertiser (South Australia), Stockhead, Financial Standard, Top 1000 Funds, Investment Magazine, Professional Planner
Writer and columnist, The Australian newspaper. Author Making Magic. The Marion Mahony Griffin Story. Co-author The Bid. How Australia won the 2000 Games. OAM
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PERSPECTIVES | Why Chinese investment is leaving Australia

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By James Laurenceson, Glenda Korporaal, Wanning Sun
| uts.edu.au
Posted on 28 Apr 2026 4-minute read By James Laurenceson This article appeared in UTS:ACRI's Perspectives on April 28 2026. Perspectives is the commentary series of the Australia-China Relations Institute at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS:ACRI), offering research-informed viewpoints on developments and debates in the Australia-China relationship.
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Closing the door: Why Chinese investment is collapsing in Australia even as investors go global

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By Glenda Korporaal, James Laurenceson
| uts.edu.au
By Glenda Korporaal and James Laurenceson The value of new investment from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) being approved by the Australian government is now so low that the quarterly reports of the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) often do not include it as it no longer ranks in the top 10 investors into Australia.
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FEATURE: Private credit

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By Glenda Korporaal
| Financial Standard Verified
The warning by JPMorgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon about the possibility of there being more "cockroaches" in the US private credit market has sparked a flurry of debate about risks in the market at a time when its potential is being assessed by Australian investors.
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