China’s banking regulator has told banks to lower returns on wealth management products (WMPs) in order to reduce financial risk and stimulate the economy, according to a Bloomberg report. Unnamed sources told Bloomberg that the China Banking Regulatory Commission has instructed banks, including big lenders, to reduce returns on on-balance sheet WMPs, which make up about a fifth of the…
Chinese banks told to lower returns on wealth management products
19 July 2017
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