This document discusses emerging markets and why China is different from other emerging economies. It notes that while BRIC is now BRI due to China's decoupling, other emerging markets like Brazil, Russia, and India still face challenges from high current account deficits and energy security issues. The document argues that China has created advantages for itself through massive infrastructure development and becoming a global manufacturing and consumption center. It asserts that China appears to have the right economic parameters with moderate GDP growth, inflation, and a current account surplus. The document suggests that financial services companies should seek alternative investments and innovative instruments to generate better returns as opportunities arise globally.