Shadow banking in China is expanding on the back of rapid internet growth, though its proportion of assets remains insignificant, said the CFA Institute at a round table discussion today. The briefing highlighted data from the Financial Stability Board (FSB), a global independent body, which showed that Chinese shadow banking assets only accounted for 4% of the global total. This compares…
Chinese shadow banking assets “not significant”, but growing, says CFA Institute
14 July 2015

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