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Not sure what to think of this. But their loyalty would reside with ChinaChina’s appetite appears to be growing. Chinese investors and companies snapped up 171 companies last year in deals worth more than $65 billion, more than triple the 45 acquisitions, worth $5 billion, done in 2010, according to data from the analytics firm Dealogic.
The exchange is not the only *financial-industry player with a potential Chinese buyer. Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci is selling his investment firm, SkyBridge Capital, which has $11 billion in assets, to a Chinese firm. Some say that deal, like the agreement for the Chicago Stock Exchange, or CHX, could give Chinese firms new access to U.S. financial markets and a map to its most wealthy investors.