In this Hardman Talks, Paul Mylchreest talks to Larissa Adams about his note entitled 'Gold and a Chinese credit event', which you can read here: tinyurl.com/chinesecredit

Financial instability doesn't have to be a western phenomenon. The world's biggest single asset class is Chinese real estate and the sector is in crisis. Some estimates put the cost of a bailout at $1 trillion. Is it too big to save and are policymakers behind the curve?

A Chinese credit event would have ramifications across global asset markets. Gold and gold mining shares can act as safe havens and portfolio diversifiers.

Watch the interview now to find out more.

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