Kaon Interactive Named Top 10 Sales Technology Solutions Provider | Agent In Guangzhou

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Yes, my memory to the little bit I think there is a lot of spread across, but we used to do this which was, we used to keep track of club names where we had in our portfolio, where we shared investors across the BDC sector. And what you will historically have seen was that factor keeping every single investment at the prior recorded mark though, our mark would go from 99 to 98 to 97, the par, 99, and the rest of the sector would leave it at par and so we would actively mark our book based on credit spreads. And people would often say to us, why do you not trade below book value, we would say, well, because we marked our book and either you're going to mark your book or the market's going to mark it for you.

In 2015, Dr. Kidd and Dr. Budowle spoke at a genomics conference in the Chinese city of Xi’an. It was underwritten in part by Thermo Fisher, a company that has come under intense criticism for its equipment sales in China, and Illumina, a San Diego company that makes gene sequencing instruments. Illumina did not respond to requests for comment.

What is more, selling a division or more of the company now appears unlikely, a reversal of events when Thorne took over about a year ago.

Before taking questions, I'd like to touch upon a regulatory topic affecting BDC investors. As most of you are familiar in December the SEC issued a release proposing a new 3% rule that would allow 40-odd companies sell more than 3% of the outstanding shares of other investment companies.

“On the surface, a duck glides gracefully and calmly. Beneath the water, though, a duck’s feet are working a mile a minute, battling the current and accelerating that duck in the right direction. Salespeople need to show that calm confidence to prospects and clients, who should never know the pressures of quotas or monetary concerns that go hand-in-hand with the potential close. This makes people want to buy from you and makes people want to follow you!”

Sure, as Josh mentioned, this part of a broader theme that we've had over the last five years between the intersection of technology and software businesses in payments where we saw the adoption cycle of B2B payments lagging well behind the B2C consumer. It's a scenario that we focused on investing PaySimple is a great example of that, which is the business that provides software solutions to small and medium sized businesses that help run their businesses on a day-to-day. It's a very deeply embedded software. They also overlay payments engine, allow their service providers to take payment upon delivery of services, which creates a very sticky and growing recurring revenue stream with characterized by high free cash flow and high returns on invested capital. So this is a theme that will continue to be active and we're in the early stages of this adoption cycle.

Take Huawei. If the company is hit with an export ban similar to the one imposed on ZTE, Wang of Gavekal Research says the company would be unlikely to survive. While a collapse might be seen by U.S. officials as a cold war victory, it would reverberate throughout the global economy. Huawei has six times the sales of ZTE, and its gear is used in 170 countries.

Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei said in an interview with China’s state broadcaster last month that the company’s wireless and 5G solutions are world class and will solve issues many Western countries face in 5G development, especially in sparsely populated rural areas.

The 26-year-old joined Sporting CP in 2016 but featured just three times in the Portuguese top-flight this season.

He added that initiatives such as WePOWER would help nurture partnerships among women professionals, leading to an increase in their engagement across the sector. The conference was organized by the World Bank, with support from the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP), Asian Development Bank (ADB), Australian AID and Australia Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).

OK. Excellent. And then one more, so we've seen Chinese capital [Inaudible] prices come down with benzene b ut I haven't personally seen much in the way of relief on cycle hexane availability. Is that also your view? And if cycle is still tight, would the better interpretation of this decline in capital prices really be that it's a headwind to Chinese profitability because they're pricing off of benzene but can't get the [Inaudible]?