property company, with a market capitalization of more than HK $230bn. According to Bloomberg, Deng Jiagui's other investment timing is also very good, in a state-owned company to invest in rare earth metals. In 2008, Deng Jiagui's Shanghai Dynasty Investment Company bought a 30 percent stake in Jiangxi Rare Earths for 450 million yuan ($71 million), according to a bond statement. Deng owns 60% of the Shanghai dynasty. In the company's registration file, there is a copy of Deng's Chinese identity card, the same as the one found in the far branch documents. According to the documents, the group's relevant management also served as vice chairman and chief financial officer of Jiangxi Rare Earth. China has a near-monopoly on the production of rare-earth metals, and the investment comes at a time when China is tightening controls on production and exports of rare piles of earth. The policy caused the price of some rare earth metals to soar fourfold in 2011. In January 2013, however, just after Mr. Xi came to power, Mr. Deng completed the sale of a 50 percent stake in an investment firm in Beijing. According to the buyer's statement, the move is part of an ongoing move by the Xi family to withdraw from the investment. From 2012 to this year, Mr. Xi's sister, Qiqiaoqiao, and brother-in-law, Deng Jiagui, withdrew their investments in at least 10 companies, mainly in mining and real estate. The couple's exit from the company was worth hundreds of millions of dollars through a sale, a black-out, and one of the transfers of assets to a close business partner. Including Baum and his wife JiQiao bridge is more than the company's legal representative, to be sure: Deng Jiagui is a Beijing-based company legal representative, in 2009 in a private placement, the company with 30 million yuan to buy one of the largest developers in China Dalian Wanda commercial real estate group, 0.8% of the company. Dalian Wanda Commercial had sales of 95.3 billion yuan ($15 billion) last year. Family Deng Jiagui and Qi Qiaoqiao have a daughter, Zhang Yannan. His current wife is Qi Qiaoqiao. Qi met Deng Jiagui in 1990. In 1991, Deng bought a flat in Bauma Hill Garden in Hong Kong for HK $3 million and then gave it as a token of love. They got married in 1996. Father-in-law, Xi Zhongxun, a native of Fuping, Shaanxi province, was one